Beaches in Milan Italy?

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Stealthbong

Milan is at least 2 hours drive from the nearest coastal beach which will be in Liguria, but there are some small beaches on the shores of Lake Como which might do you. That's about 30 mins North.

The weather in June is fine for stripping down to your swimming cossie.

martox45

Believe it or not even Milan has its own beach....!!!
At the Idroscalo (called 'La spiaggia dei Milanesi" i.e
"Milaneses' beach) you'll find whatever you can expect.
It's not the seaside (that's obviously far a 2-3 hours driving) but you can take a sun bath and even swim (if you don't care the water that's not too clean...!!)
This is the route from the centre of Milan (Duomo's square) to Idroscalo's lake.
http://www.viamichelin.co.uk/viamichelin/gbr/dyn/controller/ItiWGPerformPage?reinit=1&strStartCityCountry=612&strStartAddress=piazza+duomo&strStartMerged=milano&strDestCityCountry=612&strDestAddress=idroscalo&strDestMerged=milano&image2.x=23&image2.y=8#
If you're instead looking for the sea beaches the closest are in Liguria region, abt.150/200 kms far from Milan.
Weather is always unpredictable and at 20 days distance it's impossible to offer you a serious forecast. Let's hope it will be just fine, like you prefer.

rosie

milan is 150km from the sea, do you not have an atlas? how COULD there be a beach there? i hope you're going with a minder.

LaLa

There are no beaches in Milan!
Some years ago one beach was "built" bringing tonns of sand in the rea of the "Arco della Pace", but I don't know if they're going to make it this year.
Or you can go to the "Idroscalo", it is not a proper beach at a proper sea, but you can find water and sunbath.
If you want sand there is a fashionable place whose name is "Onda Anomala", which has sand on the floor and beach umbrellas, but it is open only in the evening.

Pinguino

Lakes are half an hour / one hour from Milan (Lago di Garda, Lago di Como, Lago Maggiore), while in Milan people can go to Idroscalo http://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Idroscalo_di_Milano now suitable for pic-nic, sport (both on water and beach), etc.A lot of shows' are also held there.

Ekle

I live in milan and...sorry, no beach ! The nearest beach it's in Genova (go to camogli, very very beutiful).... The weather, shurely very hot!

ascoile

In Milan??

Sure I went out with a girll there and she was a right little beach, I can give you her number if you want.

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Aries

IDROSCALO!!!!!!

Puppy

Beaches in Milan...are you living on a moon?
Have you ever been at school?

Î´Î±Î½Î¯Î´Îµ

There are beaches on the lakes of garda, maggiore. The best beaches are near Geneve or in emilia-romagna on the adriatic sea.

Joan el guiri

The nearest beach is on the mediterranean!

You could go to the lakes.

I asked the same question when in milan. They say one hour to the lakes; two to the sea. I do not believe anything Italians say about driving times. There must be enormous traffic jams at the weekends!

Check the train timetables

Irishforever

i'm italian and milan is not on the seaside!!
if u want to go to the seaside u have to change ur destination...
the weather in this time is good....more or less 28/30 grades (i think more).
i live in an isle of italy and if u want see a wonderful seaside u have to go there!!
goodluck with ur holyday!!

Blucher

Milan and suburbs has nearly 3,5 millions people and everyone says that is a place made only for work.
I cannot immagine what could happen in case of sunny wheater and sea.

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