Resources for English Speakers in Italy

The following is a collection of web sites that have been recommended by ABG event attendees as being of interest to the international community in Milan. If you have one to recommend, please email

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International Associations in Italy
Sources of Information
Transport
Event, Locations and What's On

International Associations in Italy

American Citizens Abroad is a nonprofit, nonpartisan association dedicated to serving and defending the interests of individual US citizens living worldwide.
Italian Fulbright Commission (In Italian)
The British Chamber of Commerce for Italy, a private non-profit making association of some 450 members; established in Genoa in 1904.
The American Chamber of Commerce in Italy (AmCham) is a non-profit private organization. It is affiliated with the Chamber of Commerce of Washington DC and is a member of the European Council of American Chambers of Commerce, the umbrella agency which promotes free trade between the European Union and the United States.
Associazione Italia-Australia promotes of Australia in Italy (In Italian).
Toastmasters International Milan club. Aims to develop the Communication and Leadership skills of each member. The bilingual club is comprised of professionals of various nationalities and age groups.
The Professional Women's Association of Milan (PWA) is a group of international women with diverse backgrounds, cultures and occupations. PWA aims to foster personal and professional development and to provide a friendly forum for networking and growth.
Benvenuto Club of Milan is an international association of English-speaking women with approximately 400 members.
MilanIn is a non-profit professional business networking organization, inspired by the online LinkedIn. Events are in Italian; international folks are welcome.
ALMA, the Italian Master of Laws Association, is a group of International attorneys operating mainly in the business and corporate field. The Association currently counts several hundred members including LL.M. students at top U.S. Law Schools, American and European legal professionals and businessmen.

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Sources of Information

My-Milano.Com, the Insider's Guide to Milan, web-based English guide to shops, restaurants, palces to visit and services
Easy Milano is the free classified ad magazine for the English-speaking community of Milan. Published every two weeks.
Hello Milano is a monthly tabloid. 20,000 copies are printed and distributed to 350 locations every month.
English Yellow Pages is a directory and guide providing Information about where to find companies, businesses and organizations, jobs and events in Italy. Services primarily for the cities Rome, Milan, Naples and Florence.
The Informer is an online guide to living in Italy, with particular emphasis on resolving problems relating to Italy's bureaucracy
The American is an English-language monthly magazine based in Rome. It contains articles about Italian politics, the Vatican, culture, food, and travel. It reports on events in Rome, Florence, Tuscany, Naples, Milan, and Sicily, with features on Italian wine, recipes, books, and music. It is distributed to Italian subscribers of the International Herald Tribune newspaper and is available at news stands throughout Italy.

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Transport

Milan airport information for Linate, Malpensa and Bergamo.
Trenitalia provides timetable and other information on Italy's national railways.
Le Nord, aka Ferrovie Nord, provides additional train service to northern Italy (In Italian).
ATM Milan Transport Agency provides timetable and maps for the subway/underground, tram and bus systems.

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Event, Locations and What's On

The Sound and Motion program offers films screened in their original language in Milan.
Ciao Milano provides information, hotel reservations, clickable maps and regularly updated what's on sections for business and leisure travellers to Milan.
The Teatro alla Scala Opera House, founded under the auspices of the Empress Maria Theresa of Austria.
The Corriere della Sera's Vivi Milano is a weekly events guide to the city (In Italian).
Oggi a Milano is the city of Milan's official events portal (In Italian).
Milano da bere lists Milan events with reviews of Concerts, entertainment, exhibitions, restaurants, bars, discos (In Italian).
Milano Tonight offers a guide to Milan night life (In Italian).

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