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At the Duomo, a stranger ties a bracelet on your wrist. What should you do?

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Eat at the food hall inside Milano Centrale station (Mercato Centrale): plenty of Italian food counters right in the station, handy on arrival or before a train.
Try pizza from different places: each has its own crust and oven style, and it takes a few to appreciate the range.
Buy handmade items from street sellers near the parks and outside the centre: often more original and cheaper than souvenir shops by the sights.
Watch out for scams around the Duomo and other busy sights: people may tie a bracelet on your wrist or press something into your hand, then demand money. Say no firmly, don't take anything, and keep your wallet and phone secure.
Stay outside the centre to save money: rooms are noticeably cheaper, and the metro gets you into town quickly.
Don't expect private parking at central hotels: most have none, and central Milan has a car charging zone (Area C). If you're driving, check parking before you book.

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