when to visit expo

 INTRODUZIONE Welcome to Milan J We are proud to host Expo Milano 2015 and to have you in town. You may ask yourself who are we. Radiomamma, the website of the Milano family friendly that every day, with its community of 13000 parents, works to build a better town, more homely and careful to the needs of families. Salina, the shop that from generations helps Milan’s parents to do their job, with tips and high quality products. You can flip through the pages of this guidebook, or you can freely print it to have it with you while you explore Milan. We share in this guide some suggestions that we think could be useful to you to enjoy Expo with your kids. Friendly advises, from parents to parents but also professional advices, because we have personally tested all the places and all the services that we are recommending below. We have collected with enthusiasm all the information that, hopefully, will help you to get ready for your visit. Our goal is to take you step by step through this adventure, starting from buying the tickets to the discovery of the exhibition area: were you can sleep, were you can eat, how you can move in town with your kids, always with a special attention to the prices. Welcome to Milan and enjoy Expo! 4 TIPS TO GET STARTED For sure you are curious and you want to have fun with your kids, so here you will find 4 useful tips to get from your visit at Expo a stress-­‐free opening mind experience Relax! Are you afraid to loose your kids in the big Expo area? Make yourself a little badge for them, with their name, your telephone number (don’t forget your code country) and a message like this “please call my mom and dad, they are looking for me”. Here the Italian version, just copy it: “ per favore chiama la mia mamma e il mio papà, saranno in pensiero” Save Money! Book and buy in advance Expo’s tickets, in the following pages you will find all the information needed Get Organized! Download for free the App Radiomamma. You will find the happenings, places and services tailor cut for families in Milano Plan your visit! Choose, together with your kids, the areas of Expo you want to visit. Click radiomamma.it/expo2015famiglie for free download of the Expo Diario, six funny games to discover the town of Milano and Expo. STEP 1: TICKETS Expo opens the 1st of May and will finish in October 31 2015. If you buy the tickets in advance you will save 20 %. You can do it online www.expo2015.org or at the official sale shops (on the website expo2015.org you find all the sale shops, in down town you can buy tickets at the Expo Gate Piazza Cairoli, in front of Castello Sforzesco). You can create the ticket you prefer. Here some options for families J • Families Pack: 1 adult + 1 kid 34,50€ set date, 41€ open date so that you can decide later when to use it; 2 adults + 1 kid (57,50/69€); 2 adults + 2 kids (67/82€). Note: free entrance for kids between 0 and 3 years old, but you still have to get the free pass for them at the Expo Gate in Piazza Cairoli or by the sale shops before the entrance; • Kids Ticket: kids from 4 to 13 years old 16€; • Students Ticket: from 14 to 25 years old 29€ open date, 23€ set date; • Senior Ticket: over 65 years old 25€ open date, 20€ set date; • Evening Ticket: entrance from 7 p.m. till 11 p.m. 5€ (PLEASE NOTE: all the pavilions will be closed, you can see them from outside and enjoy the shows). STEP 2: EXHIBITION SITE Fiorenza, Triulza, Merlata, Roserio. Keep in mind these names: the entrance gates of Expo. How can you reach them? Here our suggestions COMING FRON MILAN The underground and the train are the fastest and cheapest means of transport to reach Expo J By undeground Take the Red Line n°1 (it stops at Duomo and Cadorna stations and crosses all the other underground lines) direction Rho Fiera Milano. Once arrived at Rho Fiera Station, go across the footbridge and you will reach the entrance WEST Porta Fiorenza. You will need an extra-­‐urban ticket (5€ round trip). It takes 25 minutes from Duomo Station, 20 minutes from Cadorna Station, 35 minutes from Centrale Station. By train Remember Line S to Rho Fiera Milano Station. The round trip ticket (5€) allows you to reach Expo in 19 minutes from Garibaldi Station and you will find yourself at the entrance WEST Triulza. Rho Fiera Station is reachable by train from nine City Stations of the “Passante Ferroviario”: Certosa, Villapizzone, Lancetti, Porta Garibaldi Passante, Porta Venezia, Repubblica, Dateo, Porta Vittoria and Rogoredo. By taxi You will arrive at the EAST gate Roserio or at the SOUTH gate Merlata. From the taxi’s parking you walk to reach the entrance gate. The main taxi companies telephone numbers of Milano are: +39 02 4040, 02 6929, 02 8585 or use the smartphone’s App Get-­‐a-­‐Taxi By bike Bike-­‐lanes are under construction and nearly ready and will take you from Piazza Duomo to Expo in about 45 minutes (if you are fit!) By car Expo area is strictly “no car”. By booking in advance, you can get a parking slot and you will be allowed to drive to one of the 4 car parking available: Merlata (close to the South Gate Merlata), Arese (connected by free shuttle with the East Gate Roserio), Fiera Milano (connected by free shuttle with West Gate Fiorenza), Trenno (connected by free shuttle with East Gate Roserio). COMING FROM OUTSIDE MILAN Are you planning to go to Expo without passing by Milano’s centre? Here how to do it: By train There is a Station especially made for the Exhibition, Rho Fiera Expo Milano 2015. At this station a lot of national and international trains will stop, also those of the regional lines from Arona, Domodossola, Varese and Torino; this station will let you in Expo by the West Gate Triulza. Note: if you buy your ticket before April 30 you will have a 30 % discount (Trenitalia) www.trenitalia.com. On the Italo trains you will find family friendly wagons (free Wi-­‐Fi, changing table and big restroom, snack area, movie theatre wagon) and kids up to 14 years old travel for free if they are with an adult (www.italotreno.it). By Coaches Bus They arrive to Merlata (south) or to Terminal Roserio (east) parking; from here you can reach the entrance gates Merlata or Roserio. For both a reservation is required. By car Expo area is strictly “no car”. If you want to take the car remember Bla Bla car (www.blablacar.it), so that you can have a ride without any problems of parking! By plane Milano has 3 airports (Linate, Malpensa, Orio al Serio); they are equally far from the Exhibition Area. Outside each airport you can find shuttles, buses, trains to reach downtown By Camping Car If you come to Expo with your camping car look at the website www.drivingexpo2015.com, you will find all the information you need: parking areas, services, itineraries and specialized shops. WHEN TO VISIT EXPO Our suggestion is to visit Expo during the week, you will avoid crowd and queues at the entrance. It is estimated that in one day you will be able to see from 5% to 6% of the 132-­‐featured attractions and of the 7000 daily events. The best idea is to visit Expo for at least 3 days and a few evenings, taking advantage of the night tickets. With kids the visit is slowed down, take an evening only for you to see Expo. But, were can you leave the kids in the mean time? Here some family friendly’s services and addresses, tested and awarded by Radiomamma’s blue logo, that you can surely trust!!! Scuola Dadà (www.radiomamma.it/directory/scuola_dad), this bilingual kinder garden in Milano centre is open H24, with reservation. On Friday night a lot of centres and playrooms organize dedicated happenings for children: The English Play Group (www.radiomamma.it/directory/the_english_playgroup) Bhu-­‐m Milano Mamme (www.radiomamma.it/directory/bhu_m_milano_mamme) MaMi (www.radiomamma.it/directory/mami) Mondomusica (www.radiomamma.it/directory/mondomusica) Kikolle Lab (www.radiomamma.it/directory/kikolle_lab) La Piazza di Momo (www.radiomamma.it/directory/la_locomotiva_di_momo) Fantasylandbaby (www.radiomamma.it/directory/fantasyalandbaby) Calimera (www.radiomamma.it/directory/calimera) Isolachenoncè (www.radiomamma.it/directory/l_isolachenonc) Il ranocchio giallo2 (www.radiomamma.it/directory/il_ranocchio_giallo_2) Tan’atara (www.radiomamma.it/directory/tan_atara) Gaap Family Club (www.radiomamma.it/directory/gaap_family_club) Doudou (www.radiomamma.it/directory/doudou) Magicabula (www.radiomamma.it/directory/magicabula) WeplayLab (www.radiomamma.it/directory/weplaylab) Partykid (www.radiomamma.it/directory/party_kid) Join (www.radiomamma.it/directory/join) If you rather look for a baby -­‐ sitter you can ask here: Europlacements Italy, a specialized agency in finding baby -­‐ sitter, housemaid, also English and Chinese mother tongue. (www.radiomamma.it/directory/europlacements_italy) Zero Zero Sitter (www.radiomamma.it/directory/zero_zero_sitter) you find only qualified and trained staff Family Life (www.radiomamma.it/directory/family_life), created by three moms, available H24 Timoteo (www.radiomamma.it/directory/timoteo) that helps you to balance lifetime, and Expo time of course FAMILIES WELCOME INSIDE EXPO Families have a house inside Expo: Cascina Triulza, the Italian and International Civil Society that is just at the entrance of Porta Triulza. Cascina Triulza prepared for you: • One soft room where you can nurse and change nappies, set up in collaboration with Stokke • A food area with Stokke’s highchairs, easy and handy pic-­‐nic baskets for families • A welcome kit for kids and parents with every essential goods, created by Salina Inside the exhibition area you can also find: • Accessibility: 1.000 courtesy strollers and 14 nursery areas, where you will find all you need for nursing and changing nappies (cleaning paper, nappies, nursing pillows) offered by Chicco; • Services: 10 dining options (CIR food and Eataly) equipped with babies food products, highchairs and bottle warmers. Pay attention: Expo area is forbidden to animals; but here you find a solution: download the App Bawow, it will help you to find special places where you can leave your pet. WHAT TO SEE INSIDE EXPO Our suggestion is to let yourself drive by your own passions and by what amazes your kids J Here some pavilions you cannot miss… Children’s Park It’s a playground and discovery area for kids set up by MUBA (www.radiomamma.it/directory/mub) and by the Reggio Children experts. Imagine a garden, a forest with 8 interactive installations that get your kids to explore the life theme and the sustainability of the planet. This area is outdoor and here kids can discover, make, touch in absolute freedom…and take a break to play. (www.reggiochildren.it/2013/01/5371/childrenpark) Cascina Triulza Into this real “Cascina Lombarda” you will find an outdoor market with food coming from all-­‐over the world, workshops for children focused on sustainable living, a space dedicated to ONG projects and to other associations and a very rich cultural agenda for families. If needed, you can also find the co-­‐working place available for all the visitors. Soft room for nursing or change nappies, and also snack baskets for all the family and highchairs. STEP 3: ENJOY MILAN WITH YOUR KIDS WHERE TO SLEEP If you love comfort and services with a reasonable price, you can count on the two families friendly Hotel tested by Radiomamma. BEST WESTERN Hotel Madison (www.radiomamma.it/directory/hotel_madison) just beside Central Station with family rooms, highchairs and courtesy baby carriers. BEST WESTERN Hotel Astoria (www.radiomamma.it/directory/hotel_astoria) in San Siro district, with family rooms and special rooms for single parents. A family which goal is to make you feel at home, starting with breakfast and children’s menu whenever you need it manages them both J For an urban-­‐farm atmosphere there is the Cascina Cuccagna hostel with a family friendly restaurant named Un posto a Milano (www.unpostoamilano.it). You will find 16 beds in a few big and small rooms. For low cost sleeping with your family try the Ostello Burigozzo 11 (www.ostelloburigozzo11.com/it) in Navigli district, 10 minutes of tram from Piazza Duomo. You rather stay in a flat? There is Airbnb (www.airbnb.it); if you book in advance you will probably find what you are looking for TRAVEL LIGHT We know it… travelling with children can be tiring. Here our suggestion: wherever you come from, don’t bring with you too many things! In town you can buy anything you need, new or second – hand, or you can even rent. Salina (V.le Abruzzi, 51, +39 02.29.40.92.87). Here you can find the largest selection in town of strollers, baby accessories and 0-­‐6 year old most known brands clothing. For the time of your visit you can also rent strollers, car seats and little travel cots, directly delivered to your place or hotel. Note: at the end of this guide there is a coupon that you can print and show at Salina’s shop J Ba.bi. rent for baby (www.radiomamma.it/directory/babi_rent_for_baby). A rental service of baby’s equipment. The online catalogue has a huge range of items to choose from: strollers, Ba.bi.rent for baby (www.radiomamma.it/directory/babi_rent_for_baby). A rental service of baby’s equipment. The online catalogue has a huge range of items to choose from: strollers, car seats, baby carriers, scales, and small beds. A delivery service to your address in town is available. If you want to buy second hand equipment call Gingilla (www.radiomamma.it/directory/gingilla) in Barona area. Fridabike is the bike-­‐cargo rental service. You can ride Milan by bike with your kids, happily and comfortably seated (www.fridabike.com). GETTING AROUND Use the public transport to move in the town. The famous tram, the new jumbo (low-­‐floor, stroller accessible) and 4 underground lines; red, yellow, green and lilac. Remember: only the lilac and the yellow’s lines have step -­‐ free stations, so that you can go in with strollers, on the other lines choose a baby carrier or ask for help in order to lift up your stroller (don’t worry lots of Milanese’s have been going through this and they will help you!!). An adult cash fare for a single ticket in town is 1,5€ (valid for 90 minutes outside but you can use only one time in the underground). There are daily tickets (4,5€ for 24 hours), or a carnet (10 trips, 13,80€). Remember: • Kids up to 5 years old don’t pay; • An adult with a valid ticket can bring for free up to 2 kids with him, from 6 to 10 years old. Don’t forget the ID cards in case of control; You buy the tickets in ATM points, by the authorized dealers (bar, tobacco’s shops and newspaper shops) or by the automatic machines in the underground.You can also use your smartphone, downloading ATM Milano App or sending an SMS to the 48444. Especially for Expo, the night transports that usually run on Friday and Saturday, has been increased for all the week. Special busses run throughout the night and cover the period between the close of the underground and the start of daytime services -­‐ 151(M1), that has been extended from Molino Dorino to Rho Fiera, 152 (M2), 153 (M3) and lines N42 (Bicocca – Centrale), N15 (Gratosoglio – San Babila), N6 (Cadorna -­‐ Centrale), N24 (Duomo – Vigentino), N27 (San Babila – Viale Ungheria), 90/91 (Lodi M3 – Lotto), N50 (Lorenteggio – Cairoli), N54 (Lambrate – Duomo), N57 (Quarto Oggiaro – Cairoli), N80 (De Angeli – Quinto Romano), N94 (Porta Volta – Cadorna) You can also get the white taxis (call and book +39 02 4040, 02 6929, 02 8585, or check the smartphone App Get-­‐a-­‐Taxi) or Uber (www.uber.com/cities/milan). Do you prefer sharing services? You have a large choice. From BikeMi, Milano’s bike sharing for bikes (you must register on www.bikemi.com) to car sharing (but gosh! there is no baby seat on board): www.enjoy.eni.com, www.atm.it/it/GuidaMi/Pagine/default.aspx, www.twistcar.it, www.car2go.com. PIT STOP, NAPPIES, FEEDING BOTTLES, NURSE In Milan the cosy places, careful to family needs show in their shopwindow the blue logo of Radiomamma: you and your kid are welcome inside. Download the Radiomamma free App from your mobile store and find out those who are closest to you. Or look for them directly on www.radiomamma.it IF YOU GET ILL IN MILAN Let’s start with 3 tips: • Don’t forget your kids and yours European social security card, needed to get public health care; • Note the active ingredient of the medicine you usually take (it twill be easier to be understood by doctors) • Bring an antibiotic and a pain-­‐killer (some of them in Italy are sold only under medical prescription). If you need emergency healthcare there are numerous E.R. in town, each one with its medical specialty.Here the healthcare is free of charge, but in some case the payment of a ticket is required. • For children: hospital Buzzi and De Marchi • Gynaecology: Hospital Macedonio Melloni and Mangiagalli • Trauma Centre: Gaetani Pini If you are looking for a night pharmacy or one opened on Sunday call the green number 800801185, if you look for a paediatric urgent care call +39 02 34567. Farmacia Imbriani (www.radiomamma.it/directory/farmacia_imbriani) and Parafarmacia Soma (www.radiomamma.it/directory/parafarmacia_soma) are reliable and friendly to give you assistance. Need a specialist? Here some useful addresses, where foreign languages are also spoken: Codice Verde (www.radiomamma.it/directory/codice_verde) for health care and quick check up; Federica Gandolfi, the dentist who speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese, French and German (www.radiomamma.it/directory/federica_gandolfi) Other specialists: Centro Medico Santagostino (www.radiomamma.it/directory/centro_medico_santagostino) close by Stazione Centrale, it’s a health centre with kids corner, that offers medical examinations for a fee of about 60€, as physiotherapy, psychotherapy, psychology and blood sample. Medici in famiglia, in the centre of Milan, where you can find gynaecologist, paediatrician, neurologist, cardiologist, lung specialist and professional doctors in psychological counselling and rehabilitation counselling. Flex time and open door from 8 a.m. to 12 p.m. all year round at Adec (www.radiomamma.it/directory/adec_dentista_adec_salute): dentist, gynaecologist, and dermatologist…. Dentists and pediatricians familyfriendly In the centre of Milano you find Baby Dental, with wired wireless lullaby (www.radiomamma.it/directory/baby_dental) and the dentist Elena Zingaro. In Città Studi district you can call Mirna Balocchi (www.radiomamma.it/directory/mirna_balocchi) that let you watch cartoons while she visits you. Promes for milk tooth and toothache (www.radiomamma.it/directory/promes), paediatrician Francesca Brambillasca (www.radiomamma.it/directory/francesca_brambillasca) is always available and answers the phone every day, and nearly round the clock. Incontro Naturale is a dentist health centre, with natural approach (www.google.com/maps/g45.450914,9.069294,3a,75y.45h,90t/data=!3m5
!1e1!3m3!1s9f84hLb78DQAAAQZILUBOA!2e0!3e”?hl=it) If you are looking for a very friendly gynaecologist call Luzemira Silva, (www.radiomamma.it/directory/luzemira_silva) her office is in the centre of Milan, (www.radiomamma.it/directory/luzemira_silva). Among the others take note also of Officine Relax, for any beauty treatment (www.officinerelax.com) DISCOVERING MILAN WITH KIDS First time in town? Here a selected mix of Milan’s soul, to try with your kids. But first remember: • On the free Radiomamma App you find a daily selection of happenings dedicated to kids from 0 to 14 years old, also available on www.radiomamma.it/agenda • On the website Expo in città (http//it.expoincitta.com), in the kids section, you will find happenings related to the Expo • Use the ExpoDiario www.radiomamma.it/expo2015famiglie to discover Milan and the Expo with games for everybody; • Take a look at the App ArtStories, you can explore Duomo and Castello Sforzesco by using games, stories, videos and much more. You can’t miss: get on the top of Duomo (stairways or elevator from 4,50€); sightseeing of the Teatro alla Scala; a mysterious walk into the battlements of Castello Sforzesco (organized by Ad Artem www.adartem.it for kids from 8 years old and up); an inner and around tour of Castello Sforzesco; a drink, at sunset, in Piazza Gae Aulenti, to look at Milano’s future, with all new skylines. If you want a tailor made visit, just for your needs, here the cultural and pedagogic tour organized by InnovActionCult, guided tour of the city for kids, on board of a vintage tram (www.radiomamma.it/directory/innovactioncult): Are you a nature lover? Go to Parco Montanelli (Porta Venezia), with a raid into the Museo di Storia Naturale and to Parco Sempione with a visit of Triennale del Design. Milano is also Leonardo: you find his masterpieces at Santa Maria delle Grazie, at Museo della Scienza (www.radiomamma.it/directory/museo_della_scienza) and at the exhibition Leonardo 3 in Piazza della Scala. Are you a sport lover? For you there is San Siro, the tour and the museum (www.radiomamma.it/directory/san_siro) equipped with soft room, baby carriers and kids menu. WHERE TO EAT Food is the star of Expo even outside the exhibition. Here our selection of restaurants, pizzeria, trattoria, bistrot at family size J The closest restaurant to Expo, with playground for children, is Gaap Family Club (www.radiomamma.it/directory/gaap_family_club).. If you are hungry and you can’t wait anymore, get in...you will be surely satisfied! Restaurants and Osterie: La Pobbia 1850 (www.radiomamma.it/directory/la_pobbia) north side of Milano, on the main road that goes to Expo, here you find the authentic Milanese traditional cooking, with a unique Milanese veal chop, also for kids; in the same area you find Tondo, a modern restaurant with a particular interior design, with playground for kids (www.radiomamma.it/directory/tondo), and between Parco Sempione and Chinatown, you find Osteria Opera Prima that offers game room and baby-­‐sitter from Friday to Sunday (www.radiomamma.it/directory/osteria_opera_prima). In Porta Garibaldi area there is Osterialnove (www.radiomamma.it/directory/osterialnove) that welcomes kids with turtles, fishes and a special menu. Just outside town, beyond San Siro district, you will find an elegant restaurant of gourmet cooking ,Cristian Magri, but still with toys and special prices for families. (www.radiomamma.it/directory/ristorante_cristian_magri), Nature lovers? Lunch and dinner with your family in a farm background at Cascina Guzzafame (www.radiomamma.it/directory/cascina_guzzafame) Pizzerie: Cerro Ardente (www.radiomamma.it/directory/cerro_ardente) one of the oldest pizzeria in town, with kids corner and changing mat; Pizzeria alla Fontana (www.radiomamma.it/directory/pizzeria_alla_fontana) in Porta Garibaldi area has baby portions. In the north area of Milano: Fantacity (www.radiomamma.it/directory/fantacity) pizzeria with 500 square meters of fun; Fun & Fun has a funny indoor playground and offers during the weekend pizza and cafeteria for everybody (www.radiomamma.it/direstory/fun_e_fun). Withe the underground, line M2, you reach Cernusco: there you find Bluè set in a green park: bar, restaurant and pizzeria, with brunch for families (www.radiomamma.it/directory/blu). Ice-­‐cream shops: Rigoletto (www.radiomamma.it/directory/rigoletto), 4 ice-­‐cream shops with homemade ice cream, baby size and bibs for kids; Artis, super size and baby size ice – cream (https://www.facebook.com/gelateriaArtis) In Lesmo, in the heart of Brianza, outside Milano, you find Domino, the ice-­‐cream shop with funny lunches with entertainment for all the family (www.radiomamma.it/directory/domino). Bistrot: Anadima (www.radiomamma.it/directory/anadima) the bistrot in Navigli area, where you find Snow White pasta, highchairs and small prices. Close to Porta Genova there is Taglio, a mix of restaurant, bar and grocery shop with wonderful meat and cold cuts. (www.radiomamma.it/directory/taglio) Brunch: In the north area try B.floor (www.radiomamma.it/directory/b_floor), the restaurant where you can eat mini-­‐pizza, baby brunch and even throw a party. In Milan’s centre you find Bim Bum Brunch (www.radiomamma.it/directory/bim_bum_brunch) for a Sunday’s family lunch. Snack, Breakfast, Lunch, Happy Hour: Doudou, Fiera district (www.radiomamma.it/directory/doudou), it’s a coffee bar with playground, friendly and cozy atmosphere from the early morning to late evening, and brunch on Sunday. Opb, also in Fiera district (www.radiomamma.it/directory/opb_officine_del_buono) it’s a place where you can have parties, cocktails, dinner and brunch, where teen-­‐
agers can feel like grown-­‐ups! Between Parco Sempione and Chinatown try Together (www.radiomamma.it/directory/together) for cocktail, buffet dinner and brunch. For homemade cooking atmosphere you have to try Good Morgan (www.radiomamma.it/directory/good_morgan), lunch, snacks and brunch. In the mood for a sweet breakfast? The right place is MissLuffyLuf (www.radiomamma.it/directory/miss_luffy_luf). Outside Milano, in Melegnano, Caffè Giardino (www.radiomamma.it/directory/caff_giardino) organize snacks, happy hour and parties for kids and adults also. Grill houses and Pubs: Acquacheta (www.radiomamma.it/directory/acquacheta), a grill house with garden, kids menu and toys that makes you feel in the countryside even if you are in town; Looking for a brewery? Impronta Birraia (www.radiomamma.it/directory/impronta_birraia), very good beers and a wonderful Sunday lunch for families. Ethnic Food: Ta Hua (www.radiomamma.it/directory/ta_hua) in Milan’s centre, propose Asian kitchen and entertainment for children during the week – end; Shambala (www.radiomamma.it/directory/shambala) in the south area of Milano is an Asian restaurant with a magic garden, in which families can have brunch; close to Museo della Scienza e della Tecnologia you find Dixieland Caffé (www.radiomamma.it/directory/dixieland_caf), a tex-­‐mex restaurant, family and bike – friendly. PRETTY TOUCH?!? If you and your kids need an haircut or a manicure here are some suggestions: La Vispa Teresa is a funny hairstylist also aesthetician, for moms and children where here kids can watch cartoons and play with I-­‐
pad. (www.radiomamma.it/directory/la_vispa_teresa); Tati Kids (www.radiomamma.it/directory/tatikids) means hairstyle for mom and kids with baby manicure. Estetica Naturale close to Porta Venezia offer natural treatments while kids play and draw. (www.radiomamma.it/directory/estetica_naturale) HIGH QUALITY SHOPPING You cannot miss a bit of shopping made in Italy. Especially handcrafted. Clothes for moms and kids: Juil (www.radiomamma.it/directory/juil) is a stylist that can personalize any kind of clothes; Bobo & Co is a workshop that adjust prices to the fabulous dresses sizes (www.radiomamma.it/directory/bobo_e_co); Panpepato (www.radiomamma.it/directory/panpepato) proposes dresses, jewels and handbags created by crafters all over the world. Vintage mood? Cavalli e nastri (www.radiomamma.it/directory/cavalli_e_nastri) is the place for you. For little kids and pregnant moms there is Milk Bar (www.radiomamma.it/directory/the_milk_bar_milano), and for total fashion from 0 to 16 years old you can go to Fiabe Scontate, that sells at outlet prices. (www.radiomamma.it/directory/fiabe_scontate). 100% Mediterranean selection of clothes and shoes by La Casa de Pepa, an amazing shop that makes you feel like you are in a fairy tale (www.radiomamma.it/directory/la_casa_de_pepa). Linea Mammababy (www.radiomamma.it/directory/linea_mammababy) is the “brand” of sensitive skin products. For special toys there is Fortura, an over 100 years old milestone toys shop, trusted by many generations (www.radiomamma.it/directory/fortura_giocattoli), and for the best selection of books 0-­‐14 years old, original and multilingual ones, you have Aribac (www.radiomamma.it/directory/aribac) and Rotonda Corraini (https://it-­‐it.facebook.com/Rotonda.Corraini). Falegnameria Isola is the right place to find jewellery and hand -­‐ made creations (www.falegnameriaisola.it). Food products In the centre of Milano, you can try Eataly (www.radiomamma.it/directory/eataly_smeraldo), the kingdom of food made in Italy, that offers you changing table and courtesy baby carrier; close to San Siro Stadium you find Marenbio ) that collect products from Lombardy’s farms. (www.radiomamma.it/directory/marenbio THANK YOU, KEEP IN TOUCH J THANK YOU, KEEP IN TOUCH J So, how was your Expo experience? We hope this guide has been helpful to you and that our family friendly city has welcomed you at her best. And now, what happens? Let’s keep in touch!! We are always here for you! www.radiomamma.it www.salinamilano.com negozio@salinamilano.com @Radiomamma @ Salinanegozio @ RADIOMAMMA-­‐MILANO è FAMILY FRIENDLY @ Radiomamma info@radiomamma.it @ Salina Milano @ Salina Milano It’s a project by Cristina Colli e Carlotta Jesi with Cristina Bruno, Giovanna Rivela, Foscarina Variola, Laura Zampella, Stefania Cifani, Susi Sergi, Valentina Viti English version by Paolo Rosa Illustrazioni Francesco Franciosi ©2015 Radiomamma www.radiomamma.it/expo2015famiglie (non cumulabile con altre offerte in
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