Hey,
I was wondering if I could get some info on Milan in terms of how kid-friendly and family-friendly it is? As it's a city, how safe is it? How easy is getting around in Milan with kids? What are the schools like and what are things to do with children in Milan?
Thanks in advance!
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Hi!
Milan is great city for families and children and it is fairly safe in the city and surrounding areas. There’s lots to do, if it’s a walk in Sempione Park, a trip to a museum or the aquarium is perfect. We have a page dedicated to Kids and Family in Milan.
If you’re in the city centre itself, one of the best ways for getting around with kids is walking. It is a fairly walkable city but public transport is also an option as is driving if you are outside the city – for more on Getting Around in Milan this link would be helpful.
Schools are great in Milan - both public and private, and for every age group. If you’re curious or interested in private options, we have a good list of international schools in Milan, but also provide more info on Education and Schools in Milan where you can read about daycare and nursery options in Milan.
Hope this helps!
C