5 things to do in Milan this weekend

The city of Milan is buzzing with events these days, a succession of shows, afterparties and presentations during Milan Fashion Week. Even if the weather is not on the fashion industry's side this time, the crowd of enthusiasts, buyers, influencers and journalists that is invading the city is unstoppable, but we won't forget our beloved column of tips for your weekend. Here are 5 things to do in Milan from 22 to 24 September.

Where to eat in Milan - Sogni 

The first venue of Claudio Antonioli, owner of the Volt club, is an old kindergarten from the early 1900s converted into a restaurant. A cosy lounge filled with floral velvet sofas, wooden tables and a welcoming atmosphere make Sogni the perfect place to take shelter from this weekend's rain.

Via S. Calocero, 8

What to see in Milan - BasicVillage

On the occasion of Milan Fashion Week, K-Way opened an exhibition with Achille Mauri, director and photographer, and athlete Giacomo Cavalli, in collaboration with Coral Gardens, a non-profit organisation for the protection of coral reefs. At the BasicVillage, the exhibition presents a sensory journey that explores the planet and the underwater world in relation to time and space, an orchestral celebration of life on Earth.

Via dell'Aprica, 12

Where to chill in Milan - Galera San Soda 

On Saturday 23 September, Ragazzi di Strada inaugurates an exhibition in favour of youth culture. At Galera San Soda, Liscio Got Me Hardcore unveils the history of the young people of Romagna, between subculture and society, in a journey through the decades from the 1960s to the 1980s, looking at design, architecture, and the fantastic world of old-style dancefloors. A plunge into the past for those who lived those years, a glimpse into a different world for those who are still living their youth.

Corso Sempione, 33 

Where to go shopping in Milan - Slam Jam 

This week, Slam Jam opened the new womenswear section of the Milan store. From Charlotte Knowles to Chet Lo, Slam Jam's new arrivals are the perfect balance of independent brands and new names to discover, a real treat for the eyes. This week's opening event also featured an exclusive collaboration with shoe designer Ancuta Sarca.

Via Giovanni Lanza, 1

Where to club in Milan - Discosizer 

This 23 September, Discosizer brings a new underground, techno and industrial scene to the dance floor. From the afternoon to the early hours of the morning, the dark rooms of this club will transport you to a distant reality thanks to the pungent sound of its guests. Not much description is needed, you'll just have to try it yourself.

Via Toffetti 25