6 Night Milan Knit Milan

Welcome to Our 6-Night Knit Milan Tour with Biella and Lake Como & Bellagio!

Get ready to fall in love with Italy on this 6-night knitting adventure that blends creativity, culture, and the joy of traveling with like-minded makers. Together we’ll explore the stylish heart of Milan, discover the wool-rich heritage of Biella, and soak up the breathtaking beauty of Lake Como and Bellagio. Our journey balances hands-on knitting workshops, cultural highlights, and leisurely moments. You’ll knit alongside Italian artisans, shop for exquisite yarns, and savor Italy’s best food, wine, art, and dolce vita. From the soaring Duomo and Da Vinci’s Last Supper in Milan, to the historic wool culture of Biella and silk traditions in Bellagio - each day offers something unforgettable. With the NH Collection Milano CityLife as our stylish base, we’ll gather for a welcome brunch, enjoy inspiring days together, and close with a festive Cast-Off Party. More than a tour, this is an invitation to connect with Italy’s traditions, your craft and a community of fellow knitters. You’ll return home with new skills, special yarns, and memories to last a lifetime.

What's Included

• Airport Transfers on arrival and departure *
• Luxury coach with an experienced driver
• Experienced Italian speaking Tour Guide throughout
• 6 nights in 4 Star Luxury NH Collection Hotel Milano CityLife
• Breakfast daily
• 3 Dinners
• 3 Lunches
• Welcome Brunch
• Welcome Evening Reception
• Cast Off Party
• Knitting Italian with Social Lab Class
• Knitting with the Milanese locals
• Secrets of Italian Knitting and Yarn Workshop with Lanar Industria Milano
• Italian Cooking Class
• Day Trip to Lake Como including Como and Bellagio – Home of Silk
• Day Trip to The City of Wool, Biella!
• Fabbrica della Ruota guided tour and natural dyeing workshop
• Wine Tasting at Pietro Cassina Lessona
• Explore and shop in the exquisite Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
• Entrance to the following attractions: Como Silk Museum, Wool Museum and Mill Biella, Duomo Di Milano and Da Vinci’s ‘The Last Supper,’