Travel by train from Milan to Bisceglie from [PRICE] €

If you're thinking of visiting one of Italy's most fascinating and dynamic cities, there's no better choice than Milan. It's a city that combines history and modernity perfectly, along with the glamour and vitality of northern Italy. If you decide to travel by Italo train, you'll reach Milan with extreme comfort and get the opportunity to fully enjoy this city. One of Milan's main attractions is without a doubt the Duomo, considered the symbol of the city. The Gothic cathedral is impressive and the view from the top of the city is truly breathtaking. Not far from the Duomo, there's the Sforza Castle, one of the most important monuments in the city. Inside the castle, you can admire the museum of antique art and the frescoes by Leonardo da Vinci. But Milan isn't just history and art; it's also a perfect place for shopping, eating well, and having fun. One of the ideal places to stroll and shop is the Fashion Quadrilateral area, renowned throughout the world. Among the streets that make up the quadrilateral are Via Montenapoleone, Via Manzoni, Via della Spiga, and Corso Venezia, where you can find the shops of the biggest names in international fashion. Additionally, if you love Italian culinary culture, Milan is the perfect place to savor the most typical dishes of Italian cuisine. From the famous Milan-style risotto to traditional panzerotti, passing through a fresh buffalo mozzarella and many other delicacies. Don't forget to also discover the famous Milanese aperitifs, tasting the celebrated "Milano-Torino" cocktail or the Negroni Sbagliato. If you instead desire a more lively evening, the districts of Milan's nightlife scene, like Darsena or the Navigli, are the perfect answer. And finally, a visit to Milan wouldn't be complete without a walk in the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Italy's most famous ancient shopping center, where you can find shops selling typical Lombard products like panettone biscuits. Don't miss the opportunity to visit a city in constant evolution, choose the Italo train to comfortably reach Milan.

If you are looking for a seaside destination that offers culture and gastronomy, Bisceglie is without a doubt the perfect choice. This beautiful town is located in the north of the Barletta-Andria-Trani province, on the Adriatic Sea and close to the cities of Bari and Trani. The fastest and most economical way to reach it is by taking the Italo train and getting off at the Bisceglie station. One of the first things you'll notice when arriving here is the beautiful Romanesque stone cathedral dedicated to Santa Maria Assunta, one of the most important in Puglia. But Bisceglie is also famous for its architectural gems such as the splendid Swabian Castle and the noble palace of Roger II of Altavilla. Walking through the historic center, you can also admire numerous churches such as that of Sant'Adoeno and that of San Giovanni Evangelista. But it's not just architectural beauty that attracts tourists. The city is also renowned for its culinary culture: typical Bisceglie dishes are a true delight for the palate, such as handmade orecchiette with Bari-style ragù and fresh fish from the Adriatic Sea. Also, a must-try are the rustici, typical sandwiches stuffed with vegetables, mozzarella, and tomato, and the oil focaccia. If you want to taste everything the city has to offer, there's an entire neighborhood dedicated to gastronomy: the Borgo Antico, where you can get lost among the various shops of local producers. Despite being a small town, Bisceglie is no less impressive than other tourist destinations in Puglia when it comes to the sea, with its fine sandy beaches and crystal-clear waters, including that of Lama Monachile and Porto. In short, Bisceglie is a small treasure of Puglia that deserves at least a day's visit to discover all that it has to offer in terms of culture, sea, and good food. What are you waiting for? Buy your Italo ticket to Bisceglie now!