This relatively new addition to Milan's classical music scene was built in Largo Mahler, which was appropriately enough named after composer Gustav Mahler,...

The Blue Note club, restaurant and bar is the largest and most prestigious of the Milan jazz venues, and part of a venerable international franchise. The...

This prestigious institution was founded in 1808 in a former Lateran convent. Many key figures in Italian music studied here - although, funnily enough, the...

This sports and music venue was built for the 1990 World Cup, and is one of the most love-it-or-hate-it cement structures in the city. It's very hard to get...

This multifunctional place seems to play host to just about everything: concerts, DJ sets, exhibitions, conferences and private parties. Its music selection...

This venue, whose name means 'the delicatessen of music', prides itself on having been listed by Down Beat magazine among the world's 100 best jazz clubs...

This cosy club and restaurant in the Navigli area rightfully describes itself as 'the temple of Milan jazz', although, in a generous ecumenical gesture, it...

Once known as Transilvania (probably Milan's only death metal bar), this venue has recently been recast as a Swinging London-style place. A pretty weird...

This pleasant wine bar hosts local and international jazz artists on Wednesday and Thursday (from 10pm in winter and from 7.30pm in summer). Entrance is...

In 1985, Milan was hit by a freak snowfall, which destroyed the city's indoor sports arena. The 9,000-seat PalaSharp (originally called the Palatrussardi)...

This three-floor club hosts several concerts a month. With a top capacity of 2,000 and the ability to close off different floors depending on the size of...

This iconic city-owned soccer stadium (known as San Siro throughout the football world) is shared by the city's two, fiercely competitive soccer clubs,...

The world-famous opera house is still coming to terms with the return to its old home. Getting tickets for Italian opera here is extremely difficult, but if...

Built in 1872, this theatre became a cinema after World War II. It finally reopened as a music venue in 2001, after a slow but steady, Italian-style 20-year...