Darsena

  Darsena, in the Navigli district of Milan, is a lively hub that historically served as a vital docking area for waterways. Dating back to the 16th century, it played a crucial role in the transportation of goods, especially for the local silk industry. Today, Darsena is primarily known for its picturesque waterfront, lined with restaurants and bars where visitors can enjoy drinks and meals while watching the world go by. In the warmer months, particularly from May to September, the area hosts various cultural events and markets that attract locals and tourists alike. As you stroll along the canals, you’ll see colorful boats, street performers, and the charming atmosphere that captures the essence of Milan's unique blend of history and modernity.