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This is a guide to the best day tours from Milan, with an itinerary of the most beautiful cities of art, lakes, mountains, parks, and UNESCO sites, all reachable within a maximum of two hours from the Lombard capital.   Within a two-hour radius of Milan, there is a world to explore and discover, from squares and historical buildings to monuments, museums, and parks. Milan is a city worth visiting. It offers so much to those seeking cultural stimulation, from historical palaces to modern buildings, from shopping streets dedicated to high fashion to museums with international exhibitions. Places to visit around Milan and the regions bordering Lombardy are also worth exploring. These areas are home to many places of historical and artistic interest, as well as stunning natural landscapes. There are also many unusual and interesting activities to enjoy in the area, such as tasting local specialties, going on nature excursions, taking themed tours, and relaxing at a spa. A day trip from Milan is also a great opportunity to visit some of the many UNESCO World Heritage Sites in Italy. Here are a few of the most popular: Crespi d’Adda, a 19th century industrial village; Monte San Giorgio; Sacred Mountains of Ossuccio and Varese; Mantua; Santa Maria delle Grazie and Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper; Liuteria in Cremona... To name but a few.   Milan Day Trips If you're thinking of visiting Milan, be sure to take advantage of day or weekend trips to the most interesting places to visit in the surrounding area. You can easily reach these destinations by car or train, and they offer something for everyone, from stunning natural scenery to fascinating historical sites. Let's start with the first stop! 👇   1. Crespi d'Adda (UNESCO heritage site) and Trezzo d'Adda   Crespi d’Adda is