Things To Do
in Melzo

In Melzo, as in much of Italy, tipping is not compulsory, but it is appreciated for good service. It is common to round up the bill or leave small change. In restaurants, if the service is included (servizio incluso), a small tip may still be left separately. Tipping taxi drivers is also customary, usually rounding up to the nearest euro.

Payment methods in Melzo include cash and credit/debit cards. While many establishments accept cards, particularly in larger restaurants and shops, smaller cafes or markets may prefer cash. Bancomat (ATM) withdrawal is widely available for tourists, and mobile payment options are increasingly accepted.

Best time to visit Melzo, Italy is in spring (April to June) when the weather is mild and the countryside is in full bloom. Expect colorful flowers, comfortable temperatures, and lively local events.

Summer (July to August) is also a good time to visit Melzo, with warm temperatures perfect for outdoor activities. Expect lively festivals, outdoor dining, and longer days for sightseeing.

Autumn (September to November) brings cooler temperatures and harvest festivals. Expect beautiful fall foliage and the opportunity to taste seasonal treats like chestnuts and truffles.

Winter (December to February) is the off-peak season, but still has its own charm with holiday markets, cozy atmospheres, and the chance to try traditional winter dishes like panettone and hot chocolate.

The largest airport in Italy, located about 50 kilometers northwest of Melzo, it serves as a major international gateway.

Located approximately 15 kilometers southwest of Melzo, it is the closest airport to the city center of Milan, primarily serving domestic flights and short-haul international flights.

Located about 50 kilometers northeast of Melzo, this airport is often used by low-cost carriers and offers connections primarily to European destinations.

Around 55 kilometers from Melzo, it's another popular airport mainly for budget airlines, serving domestic and European routes.

The primary demographic group in Melzo, representing the native residents and citizens of Italy.

Includes various immigrant groups living in Melzo, contributing to the cultural diversity of the area.

Consists of the senior residents, typically characterized by a higher percentage in the overall demographics.

Represents the younger demographic, including children and teenagers, important for local schools and community activities.

While traditional Italian cuisine heavily features meat, many establishments in Melzo provide vegetarian and vegan alternatives, such as delicious pasta dishes and fresh salads. Alhambra Ristorante is known for its extensive vegetarian menu.

Visitors with gluten sensitivities can savor the local cuisine with options like risotto, polenta, and seafood dishes. Trattoria da Antonietta offers a variety of gluten-free choices.