Feast of Sant'Ambrogio and Immaculate Conception
Visitors can browse colourful stalls selling local crafts, toys, flowers, books, prints, honey, and artisan metalware. The fair features traditional treats such as freshly baked Panettone and 'Firunatt', which are smoked chestnuts strung into long necklaces. Guests can stroll through the avenues with a hot drink while taking in the festive holiday atmosphere.
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Plan Your Visit
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When
Tickets
Admission free.
Hours
8:30 - 21:00.
Ages
All ages
Neighborhood
Various locations across Milan
Food & Drink
Stalls offer traditional sweets such as Panettone and Firunatt smoked chestnuts, and visitors can sip a hot drink while strolling.
Going?
Location
Tips & Advice
- Admission is free, so you can browse without buying a ticket; bring spending money if you plan to shop or try treats.
- Explore the fair around Piazza Castello, Via Gadio and Piazza del Cannone to take in its stalls across the listed locations.
- Look for Firunatt or Firòn sellers to see traditional smoked chestnuts strung together into long necklaces.
- Try Panettone and other traditional sweets while browsing, and sip a hot drink as you stroll the fair.
- Wear comfortable shoes and dress for cool December weather, since exploring the fair involves walking outdoors among the stalls.
Links & Contact
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Frequently Asked Questions
What kinds of stalls and items can I browse?
Stalls offer local crafts, toys, flowers, books, prints, honey, artisan metalware and other treats.
What traditional food and drink can I find?
Look for Panettone and Firunatt, strings of smoked chestnuts, as well as hot drinks and other traditional sweets.
Can I buy gifts at the fair?
Yes. The stalls offer crafts and other goods for visitors looking for gifts.
What does “Oh Bej! Oh Bej!” mean?
In Milanese dialect it means “Oh beautiful, Oh beautiful”; one tradition says it was a joyful cry from children seeing the goods on display.
What areas can I explore at the fair?
The fair’s avenues are around Castello Sforzesco and Parco Sempione.
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