Salone Del Mobile

7 Luxurious Days in Milan

Learn everything you need to know about Salone Del Mobile 2025. From hotels near Salone Internazionale del Mobile to luxury restaurants in Milan and the best mode of transportation to help you get around during the world-famous ‘Design Week.’

About Salone Del Mobile 2025

This year the pavilions of Fiera di Milano Rho are set to host the 63rd annual ‘Salone Internazionale del Mobile’ which is a world-renowned international event for home and furnishing.

Just like Fashion Week, The Salone Del Mobile is a “Design Week.” It is mainly a promotional event for the ‘Made in Italy’ furniture industry but it does also feature global vendors. Over the years, the event has evolved to become a place of creativity, innovative technology, and experimentation.

There are three key styles on display at the Salone Internazionale del Mobile:

Classic

‘Classic’ refers to the more traditional types of furniture and methods for furniture-making. This style places more emphasis on great craftsmanship and is all about showcasing the art of furniture-making itself.

Design

This style is where functionality and new innovation in furniture come into play.

xLux

This is a more experimental luxury type of furniture that is both timeless and contemporary.

How to get to Salone Del Mobile & Where to Stay

As far as how to get to Salone Del Mobile and your hotel, you can book one of our chauffeur services. From airport transfer services to our chauffeur service around Milan to take you from one place to another, book your service or tour today.

Here are some places we recommend for your stay:

Hotel de la Ville

The Sina de la Ville, right in the heart of Milan, is located in what is known as the “Chic District.” It is a 4-star luxury hotel situated not far from the Milan exhibition fair and overlooks the Royal Palace of Monza.

Some other luxury stays in Milan:

• Excelsior Hotel Gallia Milan
• The Westin Milan
• Principe di Savoia
• Four Seasons Milan
• Mandarin Oriental Milano
• Via Galleria Milano
• Bulgari Hotel Milano
• Park Hyatt Milano

What to do in Milan for 7 days

In addition to the exciting Salone Del Mobile 2025, Milan is an interesting city in which to play tourist. From world-famous historical sites to shopping and good food, here are the things you should make part of your Milan itinerary:

The Duomo di Milano

As far as places to visit in Milan, the grand Duomo Cathedral is a quintessential site that can’t be missed. It has an impressive marble facade full of sculptural details and a stunning interior. Remember to book your ticket for this spot in advance. Ticket options include just the cathedral or the cathedral as well as the Crypt of St. Charles.

Monza Royal Palace and Gardens

Constructed sometime between 1777 and 1780 by Giuseppe Piermarini, the Monza Royal Palace and Gardens is an old-world royal residence worth marveling at. It also boasts one of the largest enclosed parks in all of Europe.

Sforza Castle

Built by the Duke of Milan, Francesco Sforza, in the 15th century, Sforzesco Castle is situated in the center of Milan and is easy to visit among the other attractions in the city center. Many of Milan’s notable museums and art collections are housed in the castle, therefore there is plenty here to see and visit. Get more details on visiting the Sforza Castle here.

Once here, don’t forget to go to the back.

Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper

Perhaps one of the most famous paintings in the world, the Last Supper by Leonardo Da Vinci, is in the refectory of the Santa Maria Grazie Convent. It is often listed as one of the top items to visit in Milan, but be forewarned, it’s important to book tickets in advance.

Pinacoteca di Brera

Located at the Palazzo Brera, Pinacoteca di Brera is a cultural institution that houses a magnificent library, an astronomical observatory, botanical gardens as well as the Lombard Institute for Science and Arts. Those wanting to visit can see their website here.

Visitors to Milan should make note that many restaurants and sites are closed down on Mondays, so it’s best to plan your visits not on that day.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Just beside the Duomo Cathedral, this four-story double arcade is full of several luxury restaurants in Milan and high-end shops. It is definitely one of the more unique things to do in Milan. Also, if you take a lift to the top of the gallery you can get some of the best views of Milan from the highline.

East Market Milano

If browsing through the Salone Del Mobile 2025 still leaves you desiring more, we recommend taking a look around the East Market Milano. Here, visitors can find antiques and vintage items galore. There are hundreds of stalls selling everything from second-hand goods to locally-crafted items, food, drinks, and more. East Market Milano is housed in a former factory in the Lambrate neighborhood.

Enjoy an ‘Aperitivo’

Each day at around 5 or 6 p.m. the cafes and bars in Italy serve traditional ‘aperitivo’ which is a kind of happy hour. Food buffets are offered along with drinks. There are several places that offer a high-quality aperitivo. It’s definitely an Italian cultural tradition that shouldn’t be missed while you’re visiting Milano.

Spend an evening at the Opera

Enjoy a night at the Teatro alla Scala in Milan which features opera performances, theatre performances, and more.

We hope this guide on what to do in Milan in addition to the Salone Del Mobile 2023 helps to enrich your experience in Milan whether it’s your first time visiting or if you’re coming for a repeat trip. Make transportation easier with Prestige Car Limousine to take you out for the day. See our services here.