2025 Ferno Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in July)

#siciliansea Italy is famous for gelato, but if you’ve only tried ice cream elsewhere, you’re in for a real treat. Gelato here isn’t just a dessert—it’s a cultural experience that awakens your taste buds. #postandearn I booked my trip with Trip.com and made it a point to taste gelato in every city I visited—from Rome’s bustling streets to Florence’s charming squares. What sets Italian gelato apart is its texture: denser and creamier because it has less air than typical ice cream. Flavors come from fresh, high-quality ingredients, often sourced locally, think ripe pistachios from #sicily or fresh strawberries from Tuscany. Unlike overly sweet ice creams, gelato balances sweetness with natural flavor, making each bite rich but never cloying. Eating gelato in Italy feels like a ritual: choosing your favorite flavors from colorful displays, savoring each spoonful slowly while strolling historic streets. It’s a must-have for any traveler, and booking your Italian adventure with Trip.com ensures you’re never far from the best #gelateria .

Fly from Milan to Barcelona by taking SQ378. I saw the beautiful view of Alps.

#AirportLounge On this trip to Milan, we tried out Trip.com's free lounge privileges for diamond members at Milan Malpensa Airport. Having a lounge is something that helps travelers feel less tired. Escape from the chaos of the airport and sit quietly on a soft sofa, walk to see the view of the planes through the large glass windows, and walk to find something to eat. There are salads, various types of bread, and desserts to choose from. For those who like to drink, they also have unlimited choices. Inside, there are 220 seats, including sofas, counters by the glass to see the view, or tables for working a bit because they have high-speed wifi. If you are departing from Malpensa Airport Terminal 1, come and use this service. Don't be so comfortable that you forget the time to board the plane.

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💞Reasons to Recommend: I missed my connection flight due to a very tight connection time. I informed the staff at trip.com and they helped me get a new flight for free and the previous flight was completely refunded by trip.com, I felt heard and privileged. This is the kind of attention we expect from companies we trust.

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#NewYearNewTrip Recommend doing TAX REFUND at Milan Airport, Italy Many people who have had the opportunity to travel must have gone shopping. So I would like to recommend doing Tax Refund. I will explain the steps briefly for you to listen to. So that you know when you arrive at the airport, you can do it correctly. For the things we bought, I recommend that you separate them in case the officer asks to see them. Milan Airport Terminal 1 Tax Refund is in Area 12. Documents that need to be prepared are: *** Tax Refund documents that the store issues when we buy things. Write your full name and address because some stores print them for you, some stores do not. We have to write them ourselves. Check and fill them in beforehand to save time. *** Return flight tickets The officer will ask to see them when checking the documents. When you have all the documents For products purchased in Italy, you don't have to go to the Custom Office to stamp. Because I traveled to Italy only, but I misunderstood and waited for the Custom Office to stamp. When it was my turn, they explained that products purchased in Italy and then flew out of Italy do not need to be stamped (simply put, you only buy things in Italy and then fly out of Italy). Except when we travel to Schengen countries, buy things but fly back from Italy, then we have to come to stamp. *** Come to queue to request a tax refund according to the tax refund camp, which is mostly Global Blue and the queue will be the longest as well. We can choose to refund to a credit card or receive it in cash, which will deduct a higher fee. That's all for requesting a Tax Refund at Milan Stadium. #taxrefune #milanairport #mxp #italy #italytrip #europe #europetrip

i was in milano this mounth ,,, it really was a nice city ......in Italy i was in a familly trip for then days .. we really enjoyed it i will be back as soon as possible .....

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#2024WishEvent Take a bus or train from Milano Centrale Station to the airport for about 50-60 minutes and you will arrive at Malpensa Airport. Airport train fare: 13 euros per person. You can also reserve in advance through the Trenitalia app. There is no seat reservation, and you can only reserve train tickets. Bus fare: 10 euros per person. There is an airport bus boarding place next to Centrale Station, so you can pay on site and board any bus right away. There were not many people at the airport, so check-in and tax refund were both completed quickly. You can use the kiosk or submit tax refund documents at the counter and apply. You need to prepare your passport and tax refund documents in advance. You will also be asked to choose whether to receive it in cash or by credit card. Also, depending on the items or quantity purchased, they may ask you to confirm your purchases. So you need to get a tax refund before going to check in.

#lounge reviews This time we introduce you to Milan Lufthansa Lounge, which is located in the airport T1 terminal, about an hour's drive from the city by bus. After entering the left gate, follow the water sign and walk for about 5 minutes. It's slightly smaller than other German Airlines lounges, but although the sparrow is small, it's well-equipped with all the facilities it should have, and there's a row of floor-to-ceiling glass to enjoy the view. Now you can use the German Airlines Lounge for free as long as you hold an American Express Platinum Card. Address - 4/5 Environment/Facilities-4/5 Features - 4/5 Price per person - 4/5 Rating -4/5

European LCCs are cheap and convenient! I made the reservation through trip.com. 1. Brillingair Route: VY7823 London-Barcelona VY2216 Barcelona-Seville A low-cost airline from Spain. Perhaps it's because of the country's culture, but the flight attendants were very cheerful. When I got on board, the pilot's seat door was open and a child had gone to play, which made me feel the difference from Japan. I was surprised to see so many people using the in-flight sales. On Japanese LCCs, not many people buy in-flight sales. The aircraft used was an Airbus-321. It was a size larger than the planes used by Japanese LCCs, and had about 150 people on board. On VY7823, I was lucky to be assigned a VIP-Seat, which was comfortable. 2. Ryanair Route: FR1204 Seville-Milan An Irish low-cost airline. Ryanair is a company that is committed to cutting costs, and if you check in at the airport, you'll be charged an additional fee of about 9,000 yen. Therefore, you must check in with your smartphone. The aircraft is a Boeing-737, which is rare for an LCC. The overhead lockers and seats look like they've been used, so I wonder if the aircraft was donated from somewhere? There was no in-flight booklet, and all in-flight sales were ordered through the app. The cost reduction is amazing. It felt more like riding on a night bus than on a plane. But the price is so cheap that I have no choice but to use it. 3. EasyJet Route: U28362 Milan-London LCC from Luton, England. Terminal 2 in Milan was a terminal exclusively for EasyJet. The third terminal at Kansai Airport is similar to Peach. The aircraft is an Airbus-319. This is the same model as a typical LCC in Japan. There were no particularly unusual services, so it felt similar to a Japanese LCC. Bonus: Prime Air Amazon's Prime Air was stopping in Milan!

Address: Via Arturo Ferrarin, 7, 21019 Case Nuove VA, Italy Atmosphere/Facilities: An old-fashioned hotel with a breakfast buffet Features: Near the airport Price per person: 3,000 yuan Rating: This business hotel is about a 5-minute drive from the airport. The facilities inside are very old-fashioned. Many wooden decorations show that this is an old hotel. The interior is clean and comes with free mineral water. The bed is firm and a bit springy. The room is not soundproofed and you can hear the sound from the bathroom next door and the voices of people walking by. Complete spare parts. The air quality has a slight musty smell. Breakfast is a buffet with everything you need. Not luxurious though. But basically all the common breakfast dishes that can be found in Italian hotels are available here. The breakfast was average but not bad. In addition to the lobby, free ice is provided on every floor, which is quite considerate. In addition, it is very close to the airport and the price is reasonable, so it is a good choice for a one-night stopover. #Penza Airport #Milan

#Milan italy plane view of alps mountain.