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RE: The Last Supper in Milan - 5 things you need to know
Awesome travel story you have @haydae. You guys are amazing and doing great and I’m gonna follow your travel stories from here. Milan was indeed an interesting place to visit. I’ve never been there yet, but one day I will. However, I need to apply for a Schengen visa (which is kinda tough for me as a Filipino) and may cost me a lot of money for fees, etc. Milan’s is actually one of my bucket list, and I’m pretty sure that I would go there and explored what you did right now. Cheers to both of you guys!
Thanks a lot for your kind words @travelfury! We’re really glad you’ve enjoyed this travel story and thanks for following us! We hope you’ll enjoy our next posts as much as this one. :)
Milan is definitely worth visiting! You can check our other posts on the city to get some ideas if you’d like. We’re sorry to hear it’s quite difficult to get a Schengen Visa but the good thing is you’ll be able to visit many European countries once you have it! Hopefully you’ll get the chance to come check a few places off your bucket list in no time. ;)
Yeah I’ll check on your other posts @haydae, because ideas in visiting other cities would give me a heads up. Before visiting a city, I would usually check out some tips from other travellers so that there will be no confusion on my part. And yes, Schengen visa can let me visit other European countries (depends on the duration of days being allowed to me). If others have already made it to Europe, I believe I can too. :D
Yeah we do the same! It’s always useful to check out what other travelers have seen and enjoyed before planning a trip somewhere so we hope you can gather some nice ideas from our other posts. :)
Haha you can make it, that’s for sure! There’s no reason for you to be the exception. ^^ And even if the Schengen visa has a duration limit, we’re sure you’ll make the most of it anyway. :)
Thank you for the encouragement @haydae. Yes I will make the most of it for sure. Last time, my Filipina friend went to Europe and her Schengen visa lasted for 38 days and visited countries such as Malta, Germany, France, Austria, Poland, etc. I would surely believe that one day I will get there and maximize my time seeing attractive places like Milan.