Milan is a city that offers a variety of luxury experiences and expensive activities for those seeking an exclusive experience. Here are some of the most expensive and luxurious experiences you can have in the city.
Pizza for 1,500 euros
The Plein Hotel is the new luxury project of renowned German fashion designer Philipp Plein, located in the Palazzo Melzi d’Eril in Milan. This extra-luxury hotel includes 16 unique suites, each with a private gym and sauna. In addition to hospitality, the hotel serves as a gastronomic hub with four restaurants: the Italian restaurant Philipp’s, run by chef Roberto Conti, which doubles as a nightclub; La Jungle de Plein, a vegan restaurant; Sakuro Ba, dedicated to Japanese cuisine; and The Crystal Beach, an exclusive beach club for aperitifs and drinks. Among the most talked-about culinary offerings is a Dom Pérignon pizza sold for 1,500 euros.
Shopping on Via Montenapoleone
This famous shopping street is known for its high-fashion boutiques. Shopping here can be an expensive but unforgettable experience, given the presence of the world’s most prestigious brands.
Panoramic Helicopter Flight
Milan is also known for its tall buildings, from where you can admire the entire skyline. But an exclusive experience that offers breathtaking views of the city and its surroundings is by helicopter (if you are not afraid of flying). This type of tour can be customized to suit your needs, making it a much sought-after luxury option. Several offers can be found online that allow you to take off from a skyscraper, even at sunset or at night. A tour of about 15 minutes can cost 200 euros.
Exclusive Gastronomic Experiences
There are 18 starred restaurants in Milan, according to the Michelin Guide 2024. Of these, 13 have one star, 4 have two stars, and 1 restaurant has three stars. The restaurant in Milan that has been awarded three Michelin stars is Enrico Bartolini at Mudec. This prestigious eatery is located on the third floor of the Museo delle Culture (Mudec) at 56 Via Tortona, in the heart of Milan’s design district. A tasting menu of his can cost 300 euros per person (excluding drinks).
These experiences offer a taste of the luxury and exclusivity that Milan has to offer.