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(Sun 14:00 - 18:00, Mon 07:30 - 18:00). After the payment there will<br />
be a form to fill out with your arrival date, surname <strong>and</strong> arrival place.<br />
For more information: www.milantourismpoint.com/eubce.<br />
banking facilities <strong>and</strong> Payment Methods<br />
Bank machines are available throughout the city <strong>and</strong> accept most<br />
of the common used international cards. The most common credit<br />
cards are VISA, American Express, MasterCard, Access <strong>and</strong> Diners<br />
Club. These cards will be accepted in most of the hotels, restaurants<br />
<strong>and</strong> shops. Banks are usually open from 08:30/08:45 to 15:45/16:00<br />
from Monday to Friday.<br />
shopping<br />
Most department stores <strong>and</strong> shops in Milan city centre open Monday<br />
to Saturday from 09:30 in the morning. Department stores in the city<br />
centre remain open until 19:30 in the evening. Some of the shops<br />
are closed on Monday morning. Shops outside the city centre usually<br />
close over noon from 13.00-15:30. Further information can be<br />
provided by the Tourist Offices.<br />
entertainment<br />
Milan offers <strong>also</strong> a plenty of cultural entertainment. With its wide<br />
programme the Scala is worth a visit <strong>and</strong> represents one of the most<br />
important opera houses world wide. Several cinemas <strong>and</strong> theatres<br />
are located in the city centre. Many restaurants, bars <strong>and</strong> clubs invite<br />
people to enjoy their evening.<br />
If you would like to know more about Milan or if you need any particular<br />
information (e.g. museums, restaurants <strong>and</strong> entertainment)<br />
please visit the official website of Milan www.turismo.milano.it.<br />
Telephone <strong>and</strong> Mobiles<br />
The international access code for Italy is +39.<br />
Public telephones are available almost anywhere in the city. Most<br />
of the public phones are card-operated. Phone cards can be purchased<br />
at any Italian post office <strong>and</strong> kiosks. Local calls cost around<br />
0,10 EURO. Mobile phones from <strong>European</strong> Countries with GSMst<strong>and</strong>ard<br />
do work without any problems in Italy. For mobile phones<br />
from overseas please ask your service provider.<br />
electricity<br />
The st<strong>and</strong>ard power supply in Italy is 220 Volt / 50 Hertz as in most<br />
countries of <strong>We</strong>stern Europe. Transformers are sold in warehouses<br />
<strong>and</strong> electrical supply stores.<br />
Climate<br />
Milan has a humid subtropical climate without any influence from<br />
the seaside. The climate is similar to much of Northern Italy’s inl<strong>and</strong><br />
plains, where sultry summers <strong>and</strong> very cold, wet winters prevail.<br />
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