Besides being the home of Da Vinci's Last Supper, Milan is also rich in art galleries. You can see everything from the old masters to modern art. This being Italy, you'll find delicious cuisine in Milan too. The "aperitivo" is one of the most interesting traditions of Milan gastronomy. At many of the city's cafes and bars in the early evening you can pay a slightly higher price for a drink. Then you can take your pick from a free buffet. It's one of the best ways to experience the different flavors of Milanese cooking. Milan is also a perfect stop for flight connections to other areas of Italy. Milan's compact city center means that one or two days here will be enough to satisfy your curiosity.