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Airports in New York City

New York City is served by three airports - John F. Kennedy International Airport (JFK), LaGuardia Airport (LGA) and Newark Liberty International Airport (EWR). John F. Kennedy International Airport (also known as Kennedy Airport or JFK) is the primary airport serving New York Metropolitan Area. It is in Queens, New York. Travelers can enjoy seamless connectivity to and from the airport through a train network (offered by New York City Subway and Long Island Rail Road), by airport shuttle buses, city buses, yellow cabs or taxis and private vehicles. The Newark Liberty International Airport is the primary airport serving the U.S. state of New Jersey and is located 15 miles away from New York City. LaGuardia Airport serves New York Metropolitan Area and is the busiest airport in the United States without any non-stop service to Europe.

Explore Milan

The capital of Lombardy, Milan is the second most populous city in Italy. This city features affluent history. Milan has a workaholic reputation and it is the commercial center of the country. The influential history and prosperous culture heritage make this city a great place to visit for history buffs. This rich history of the city has resulted into city being replete with loads of architectural, art, and cultural treasures. Milan is also known for its topnotch dining and shopping options.

Things to do in Milan

Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie

Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie is a Gothic brick church located in the Corso Magenta. This church is designed in the finest Early Renaissance Style of architecture by Bramante, who was one of the most influential Renaissance architects of Italy. The adjoining refectory of the church holds Leonardo de Vinci's globally renowned Last Supper. This work of Leonardo is the most important reason for travelers swarming to this church all round the year.

II Duomo

II Duomo is an imposing cathedral of Santa Maria Nascente. It is one of the largest and most splendid churches in the world. This church is an unsurpassed example of Flamboyant Gothic style. The roof of the church is topped by 135 delicately carved stone pinnacles. The exterior of the church is decorated with 2245 marble statues. The dim interior of the church has a striking contrast to the fantastic and affluently patterned exterior that makes a strong impression with its 52 huge pillars.

Poldi-Pezzoli Museum

An elegant old patrician house, Poldi-Pezzoli Museum is an impressive art museum boasting paintings by Guardi, Botticelli, iero della Francesca, Mantegna, and several other artists. Other than paintings, museum also holds jewelry, bronzes, silver, porcelains, armor, weapons, and Etruscan pottery. The textile in the museum includes a large assortment of hand-worked lace, a very rare embroidery designed by Botticelli, tapestries, and Persian and Flemish carpets.

Best Time to Visit Milan

Weather-wise, the best times to visit Milan are the months between April and May or the months between September and October. These are the spring and fall months in the city offering pleasant temperatures and no rain.