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Milan with kids

Places that welcome children, verified by our team.

18 places

The top 18

Places we've verified as welcoming children, never bars or late-night spots, ranked by our own engine.

  1. Venchi4.8· 5.8kSweets · Cordusio

    1. Venchi

    Chocolate and gelato shop on Via Dante serving artisan gelato, crepes, hot chocolate and pralines such as gianduiotto.
  2. Debbie's4.8· 4.9kBrunch · San Marco

    2. Debbie's

    Corso Garibaldi café and bakery serving Italian breakfast pastries, focaccia and sandwiches from 6 AM, with aperitivo later.
  3. Gelato Fatto Con Amore4.8· 2.5kSweets · Brisa

    3. Gelato Fatto Con Amore

    Small artisanal gelateria on Corso Magenta offering gelato, granitas, cakes and ice pops; closed Mondays.
  4. LOG Lot Of Games4.8· 1.7kGames · Fiorenza

    4. LOG Lot Of Games

    Gaming centre in the Merlata Bloom mall with VR arenas, ride simulators and arcade games; free entry, pay per game.
  5. Sforzesco Castle4.7· 96kMuseum · Castello

    5. Sforzesco Castle

    Medieval-Renaissance fortress with free courtyards and civic museums, including Michelangelo's Rondanini Pietà.
  6. Gelateria LAB4.8· 1.2kSweets · Carrobbio

    6. Gelateria LAB

    Artisan gelato shop near Porta Genova/Navigli with classic and inventive flavors, including vegan options, open until midnight.
  7. Villa Necchi Campiglio4.7· 7.5kMuseum · Porta Monforte

    7. Villa Necchi Campiglio

    1930s rationalist villa by Piero Portaluppi run by FAI, with period furniture, art collections, a garden and audio guide.
  8. Gallerie d’Italia4.7· 6.5kMuseum · Cordusio

    8. Gallerie d’Italia

    Intesa Sanpaolo museum in historic palaces on Piazza della Scala, showing 19th-century Italian art plus temporary exhibitions.
  9. Armani/Silos4.7· 3.6kMuseum · Navigli

    9. Armani/Silos

    Four-floor museum in a former granary showing Giorgio Armani's clothing archive, permanent collection and photography exhibitions.
  10. Il Negozietto del Gelato4.8· 842Sweets · Borgo San Gottardo

    10. Il Negozietto del Gelato

    Small artisanal gelato shop on the Naviglio Pavese canal, with vegan options and granita.
  11. Poldi Pezzoli Museum4.7· 3.4kMuseum · Borgonuovo

    11. Poldi Pezzoli Museum

    19th-century aristocratic house museum near La Scala with Renaissance paintings, arms and armour, clocks and porcelain.
  12. VERO ~ Gelateria Cremeria4.7· 3.4kSweets · San Marco

    12. VERO ~ Gelateria Cremeria

    Artisan gelateria on Corso Garibaldi making its own nut pastes, also serving crepes, granitas and tiramisu, open noon to late.
  13. La Piccola Gelateria4.8· 766Sweets · Umbria - Molise

    13. La Piccola Gelateria

    Artisanal gelateria in Piazza Imperatore Tito making low-sugar gelato; also sells crepes and offers delivery.
  14. Casa museo Boschi di Stefano4.7· 2.2kMuseum · Buenos Aires - Venezia

    14. Casa museo Boschi di Stefano

    Art deco apartment displaying a private collection of 20th-century Italian art, including De Chirico and De Pisis; free entry.
  15. Bagatti Valsecchi Museum4.7· 2.0kMuseum · Borgonuovo

    15. Bagatti Valsecchi Museum

    16th-century-style townhouse in the Quadrilatero with Renaissance decorative arts, paintings, armor and tapestries; open Wednesday to Sunday.
  16. Civico Planetario Ulrico Hoepli4.7· 2.0kMuseum · Giardini Porta Venezia

    16. Civico Planetario Ulrico Hoepli

    1930s municipal planetarium in the Giardini Pubblici with a 300-seat dome and astronomy shows, including programmes for children.
  17. Avgvsto Premiata Gelateria4.7· 1.1kSweets · Conca del Naviglio

    17. Avgvsto Premiata Gelateria

    Artisan gelateria with a bar on Viale Coni Zugna, known for pistachio gelato, granita and almond flavours.
  18. Even, Gelato and More4.7· 1.1kSweets · Navigli

    18. Even, Gelato and More

    Gelateria and café near Navigli known for fit gelato, with lactose-free and sugar-free options and pistachio.

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