5 things to do in Milan this weekend

We can safely say that the cold has arrived in Milan. Nothing new, of course, we got used to it, yet after such a long autumn the grip of frost begins to really make itself felt. Fortunately, along with the drop in temperatures, the Christmas season is also approaching, which seems to be increasingly around the corner. There are still Sant'Ambrogio and Black Friday to keep us busy for the coming weeks, but while waiting for the arrival of these anniversaries, sitting on your hands in your hands is strictly prohibited.

Here are our tips on 5 things to do in Milan this weekend. Follow them so as not to get bored and remember that in Milan «you’re only bored if you’re boring».

To Eat – Zazà Ramen

On these chilly days and evenings, nothing warms the soul like a smoking hot ramen. The location we recommend is a great classic: Zazà Ramen, between Moskva and Porta Nuova. Incredibly chill environment, homemade broth and spaghetti, excellent zensai to stimulate your appetite and above all a selection of sake that will leave everyone satisfied.

Via Solferino, 48

To Chill – Unseen

Did someone say "the first vaporwave bar in Milan"? Recently opened by Milo Occhipinti in Lambrate, Unseen is more of a cocktail bar but a whole aesthetic. The seating is few, but this only makes the place quieter and chiller, while the operating philosophy of the founder is absolutely sustainable and zero-waste. If you want to immerse yourself in an à-la-Blade Runner world, however, this is the right place and then, if we can admit it, this bar has the most instagrammable bathroom in the entire city.

Via Ronchi, 13

To Club – La Cannibale & Bawrut @ BASE Milano

Dancing in the former industrial spaces of BASE Milano. On the console there is Bawrut who presents a national preview of his new album with the participation of Liberato and Cosmo, while DJ Elisa Bee signs the sound that will accompany the evening. For tickets and reservations click here.

Via Bergognone, 34

To Shop – Raw & Co.

Subtitle of the name of the store is "Cabinet de Curiositès" that mixes antiques, objects, curation with surgical precision as well as an assortment of curiosities and vintage objects for the home that will seduce every lover of eccentricity and bizarreness. From the paintings of the early '900 to the vintage glasses, passing through furniture, cake molds, mirrors and candlesticks, this shop-gallery is perfect for a visit, to buy your gifts or to furnish your home with objects out of time.

Corso Magenta 10

To Discover - Raymond Depardon @ Triennale Milano

Organized in collaboration with the Fondation Cartier, this exhibition presents, entitled La Vita Moderna, a retrospective on the entire career of photographer and director Raymond Depardon with over 300 photographs that tell with poetic realism the hidden details of 70s culture such as the life of vagabonds or the reality of Italian asylums.

Viale Alemagna, 6