What should I pack when moving to Milan?

"Clothing appropriate for the climate, including warmer items like sweaters and coats, comfortable walking shoes, passport and other documents, any necessary medication, basic toiletry items, essentials like can opener and scissors, power adaptor or converter, flashlight or lamps, camera, laptop, mobile phone and chargers, washing powder, basic pots, pans and kitchen utensils, cleaning supplies, toilet paper and other necessities, extra blankets, plastic containers for storage," mentioned another expat when asked about moving to Milan, Italy.

"Milan is a cosmopolitan city like all others — NYC, London, Paris — where you can find anything and everything you need. As far as clothing is concerned, dress like you would in NYC in all four seasons. Women and men are usually elegantly casual. Other than that I would only bring endearing personal possessions and prescribed medications along with the prescription so you can refill when needed," commented one expat who made the move to Milan, Italy.

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