BY: Silvia Donati
We asked Milan-based blogger Thea Duncan of Doing Italy to share her insider's knowledge of how the Milanesi ring in the new year: "Without a doubt the most traditional way to ring in the New Year is in Piazza Duomo. Every year the city of Milan hosts a free concert in the main square with music, comedians and special guests. If you’d like to listen to music but you’re not into massive crowds, then maybe the New Year’s Eve Gala Verdi concert at Teatro alla Scala or Beethoven at Milan’s Auditorium are better options for you.
There is also the classic “cenone”, a massive multicourse meal, which Italians all over the boot will be enjoying. There will be restaurants and hotels all around the city offering meals to meet various tastes and price points. For example, you can celebrate the arrival of 2019 at restaurant Ceresio 7 with their rooftop deck that promises stunning views of the city as fireworks go off all around the city at midnight."
SOURCE: http://www.italymagazine.com/
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