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The European destination that’s one of the ‘best city breaks’ a £19 flight from Manchester Airport

Whether you choose to pack them full of sightseeing or take things leisurely like a local, city breaks are a fabulous way to get a taste of a destination. There are dozens of incredible cities you can fly to from Manchester Airport so it can be tricky to decide where to go.

If you’re looking for a city that’s packed full of culture with a fashionable reputation, then we’ve got just the place for you. Milan is Italy’s most stylish city, but there’s more to it than just clothes: it’s a place full of incredible architecture, amazing museums, and a buzzing food and drink scene.

It was also recently named by Timeout as one of the best city breaks in Europe for 2024. That’s not mentioning how cheap it is to get to - Skyscanner currently shows one-way flights from Manchester Airport to Milan in April starting from £18, with returns available for a similar price (although it’s important to note that you may have to pay more for seat allocation and baggage allowance).

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Milan can reach highs of 19C in April, a comfortable temperature for a spot of sightseeing. It’s the perfect time to avoid the crowds as it’s just outside of the high season.

Here are some of the best things to do while you’re in Italy’s ‘second city’.

Milan’s magnificent Gothic cathedral is an absolute must-see while in the city. Construction started for the Duomo in the 14th century with the cathedral being built over the following 600 years.

Located in the heart of the city, it’s just as breathtaking from the inside as it is from the outside. Take a moment (or several) to admire its beautiful stained glass windows and then head up to the rooftop (don’t worry, there is a lift) for incredible

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