The document outlines a luxury weekend trip to Milan and the surrounding regions that includes private transportation, accommodations at top hotels, exclusive dining experiences, and visits to famous cultural sites. On the first day, a private butler picks the guest up from the airport in a Bentley and brings them to check into the 7 star Galleria hotel in Milan. They visit Da Vinci's Last Supper and have a private dinner. The second day includes helicopter transport to Piedmont for wine tastings, truffle hunting, and Michelin-starred meals. The third day features a visit to Lake Como, checking into the historic Villa d'Este hotel, and boat rides followed by dinner.

1. Milano
On arrival Thursday you will be picked up at the airport by your
private butler in a Bentley that is at your disposal the whole
weekend and brought to check-in at the only 7 star hotel in Europe,
7 star Galleria. A private visit to the Last Supper before dinner.
In the evening you will enjoy a private dinner in an exclusive venue
with a private Chef and entertainment from a famous artist.
Friday you will travel by Helicopter to Piemonte and a day with
wine, food and truffles. October is the month for truflle hunting
and you will have the opportunity to take part in real truffle hunt.
You will dine at the best Michelen restaurants and enjoy the freshly
picked truflles. Also private visit to the most famous wine producer
in Piemonte Gaja for tastings and chance to buy prestigious
vintages of the world famous Barolos and Barbaresco wines.
Saturday you will a bit of private time and exibition of Dali in the
famous Palazzo Reale. In the evening you will enjoy a famous opera
at La Scala followed by an elegant dinner.
Sunday you will enjoy the luxury of Lago the Como.
We check in at historical Villa d’ Este. After check-inn you will
explore the Lake with vintage Riva’s and enjoy a lunch at the Lake.
In the evening dinner at the best address in Lago di Como.

2. 7* Galleria
The Seven Stars Galleria hotel is located in the heart of the
city of Milan, a unique and prestigious property, intimate and
exclusive, assuring the highest level of service, as each room is
catered to by a professional butler. The architectural features of
this historical land mark, like the hand painted vaulted ceilings
and large shuttered windows, have been preserved to provide
guests with a unique environment. The tasteful blend between
contemporary and traditional styles of the décor contribute to
the ambience.
Making sure everything is prepared on your arrival having lunch
or supper ready, the drinks chilled and the desired temperature
set in your room.
Your butler will discreetly help you organise your entire stay,
impressing your guests with the skills of a Michelin rated chef.
Prepare your wine cellar before your arrival, and ensure that
any private entertainment you might require is elegantly and
efficiently catered for. Making sure that your stay is as luxurious
as possible; soft towels of fresh linen, fresh flowers everyday,
pillows fluffed, and specified reading as requested. You’re butler
will make a cooked breakfast every morning, rise to the aroma
of fresh percolating coffee, fresh pure squeezed juice, hot crois-
sants. All provided with a daily paper and weather report

3. La Scala
A fire destroyed the previous theatre, the Teatro Regio Ducal,
on 25 February 1776, after a carnival gala.
The new theatre was built on the former location of the church
of Santa Maria della Scala, from which the theatre gets its
name. The church was deconsecrated and demolished, and over
a period of two years the theatre was completed. The theatre
had a total over 3,000 seats organized into 678 pit-stalls,
arranged in six tiers of boxes above which is the ‘loggione’ or
two galleries.
Building expenses were covered by the sale of palchi, which
were lavishly decorated by their owners, impressing observers
such as Stendhal. La Scala (as it soon became to be known)
soon became the preeminent meeting place for noble and
wealthy Milanese people. In the tradition of the times, the
platea (the main floor) had no chairs and spectators watched
the shows standing up. The orchestra was in full sight, as the
golfo mistico (orchestra pit) had not yet been built.
Above the boxes, La Scala has always had a gallery where the
less wealthy can watch the performances. It is called the log-
gione. The loggione is typically crowded with the most critical
opera aficionados, who can be ecstatic or merciless towards
singers’ perceived successes or failures. La Scala’s loggione is
considered a baptism of fire in the opera world, and fiascos are
long remembered.

4. Piemonte
Piemonte the famous wine district who produce some of the best
wines in Italy. The Barolos and the Barbarescos.
Piemonte is also famous for it’s fantastic kitchen and is the place
where the Slow Food was established.
In the Alba area you also find the most prestigious piece of food
you can taste and buy. The white Alba truffle. In October the hunt
for the truffle starts and the restaurants will serve truffle menus
for lunch and dinner.
Auctions where investors and restaurants from all over the world
come to buy truffles takes place in Alba in this period. The record
price paid for a single white truffle was set in December 2007,
when casino owner Stanley Ho shelled out $330,000 for a truffle
weighing just over three pounds.

5. Villa d’ Este
Experience the splendor, the grandeur, the intrigue and the
magic of Villa d’Este- an opulent hotel overlooking glorious Lake
Como. Hailed as one of the best hotels in the world by Travel &
Leisure, Condé Nast Traveler and Forbes Traveler, this famous
resort destination has been widely praised for its beautiful
gardens, exquisite cuisine, gala celebrations, impeccable décor
and extraordinary hospitality.
Sitting on the banks of one of the most romantic lakes in the
world and just north of Milan, Villa d’Este was built in 1568 as
the summer residence of Cardinal Tolomeo Gallio. The property
comprises 25 acres of gardens, whose statues and landscape
have been photographed for centuries.
The favourite playground of an Empress, an English queen and
aristocrats, it was transformed into a luxury hotel in 1873.
Continuously renovated and updated, without sacrificing any of
its old-world charm, Villa d’Este today offers 152 rooms, all
different in decor but linked by the superior standards of
hospitality that you expect from one of Europe’s truly legendary
resorts.

6. Thursday
On arrival Thursday you will be picked up at the airport by your
private butler in a Bentley that is at your disposal the whole
weekend and brought to check-in at the only 7 star hotel in
Europe, 7 star Galleria, located in the heart of Milano.
A private visit to Leonardo Da Vinci’ s famous “the Last Supper“
before the evening starts. After this you will enjoy a apero as the
Italian calls it, a aperitif with small snacks at a “hot” after work
meeting point for the Milanese elite.
Our “first supper” in Milan will be served at one of the best
restaurants in town.

7. Friday
After a breakfast prepared by your butler you will have time to
explore and enjoy Milan a few hours on your own.
Lunch will be served in luxurious settings in
Via Montenapoleone in the heart of Italy’s fashion capital.
After lunch we visit a special exhibition of Dali in the famous and
spectaculare Palazzo Reale.
In the evening you will enjoy a famous opera at La Scala followed
by an elegant dinner.
Or optional a private dinner prepared by a private chef in
Palazzo Clerici Galleria with entertainment from musicians from
La Scala

8. Saturday
Helicopters will bring you from Milano to Piemonte.
Truffle hunt and auction in Alba. Winetasting at the famous
Gaja. Truffle menu at lunch at Michelen star restaurant.
Friday you will travel by Helicopter to Piemonte and a day with
wine, food and truffles. October is the month for truflle
hunting and you will have the opportunity to take part in real
truffle hunt.
You will dine at the best Michelin restaurants and enjoy the freshly
picked truflles.
Also private visit to the most famous wine producer in Piemonte
Gaja for tastings and chance to buy prestigious vintages of the
world famous Barolos and Barbaresco wines.
Dinner in the evening at carefully selected restaurant in Milano.
Opional on Saturday - the Ballet Onegin at La Scala

9. Sunday
Lago di Como and Villa d’ Este
Sunday you will enjoy the luxury of Lago the Como.
You check in at legendary Villa d’Este, one of Europes true
legendary resorts.
After check-inn you will explore the Lake and it’s beautiful villas
and gardens with vintage Riva’s and enjoy a lunch at the Lake.
In the evening dinner at the best address in Lago di Como.