Football Club Internazionale Milano, that is also popular as Internazionale or Inter, is a popular Italian professional football club situated in Milan, Lombardy, Italy. Situated outside Italy, this club is also known as Inter Milan as well. Presently, Inter Milan are champions of Italy and in the season 2009-2010, they won the fifth successive title as marring it equally to the title of all time record. Inter Milan presently is current European champion.

The club started its journey into football since 1908 while wearing black and blue stripes and played in Italian first division since 1908. The club is accredited for winning about 29 national trophies including eighteen Italian league titles, six Italian Cups and five Italian Super Cups. Internationally, they are winner of three European Cups, Champions League, first of all two back-to-back European Cups in 1964 and 1965 and then, after 45 years, in 2010. The club is also winner of three UEFA Cups in 1991, 1994 and 1998, and two Intercontinental Cups in 1964 and 1965. The Inter Milan plays is the largest stadium in Italy, the Giuseppe Meazza stadium and then is being trained at the Angelo Moratti Sports Center which is a training facility 30 kilometers away in Appiano Gentile, near Como.

The logo of Inter Milan is conceptualized by a painter named as Giorgio Muggiani who was also one of the founders of the club. He designed the first logo in year 1908. The first design of the logo had the letters “FCIM” in the center of series of that have created the badge of the club. The basic concept of the Badge remained as similar and its other details were modified over period of time. In the year 1998, there occurred some popular modifications to the design as the club came out with a new iteration of the club crest where it restricted to its original design with certain aesthetic updates and modifications.

Since its start in 1908, they official dress of Inter Milan was black and blue stripes as black symbolizing to the night whereas blue showing up the sky. However, the club had to quit its favorite dress as to various pressures upon it. It was in 1928, the Inter Milan’s name and philosophy created it as a problem for Fascist Party and the club was merged with Unione Sportiva Milanese. The new club was renamed Ambrosiana SS Milano after the patron saint of Milan. The flag of Milan (the Red Cross on white background) had the new colors traditional black and blue. And after the decline of World War II, the Fascists fell from the power and thus the club one again retained its original name and colors. Often, animals also represent football clubs in Italy as the grass snake also named as biscione represents Inter Milan as well.

Milan, being the fashion capital of the world has variably contributed to the existence of the night culture and nightlife in the city and nightlife here means something more than the merely a dinner. There are two regions in Milan, primarily important for the nightlife, one is Brera Gallery and the other one is the Navigli area. Around these areas one can have the best of bars, restaurants and nightclubs as well as music, jazz music and some local bands in Milan. Club activities start in Milan around 11.00 pm and run about till 4am. Generally, cost of a drink in Milan is about seven euro and some clubs have there a pay as you leave system. Below are mentioned some popular centers for nightlife activities and clubbing in Milan.

• Conservatorio di Musica Giuseppe Verdi: This is very popular and renowned spot for nightlife in Milan as a good number of classical concerts are being organized over here. This is the spot where performance of Cantelli Orchestra is held regularly. The orchestra started in 1808 in a former Lateran convent and many famous Italian musicians learnt thing over there. Here at the orchestra there are situated two world renowned concert halls, the smaller Sala Puccini for chamber music, and the bigger one Sala Verdi for organizing the organizing symphonic and choral music.

• Auditorium di Milano: It is Milan’s most and renowned symphony orchestra, and is in operations since 1993 and the performances there are being organized in company of Riccardo Chailly at concerts in the Auditorium di Milano.

• Piccolo Teatro di Milano: Apart from opera and classical dancing, Milan is too famous for Italian drama since the start and foundation of the Piccolo Teatro di Milano was founded by Giorgio Strehler and Paolo Grassi in 1947. Performances, from international, classical and experimental drama are shown there at different theatres and themes. There audience can also have opinion form the Teatro Grassi, Via Rovello and others.

• Teatro alla Scala: It is the most favorite spot for opera lovers as it is the home to the classical ballet in Milan as well as it is a world famous ballet school too.

• CRT Teatro dell’Arte: This is a prominent location in Milan for contemporary dance where as for classical dance one can visit and see performances at La Scala.

• Il Gattopardo Café: this is an old church that was deconsecrated at upwardly mobile northwest of Milan and is now used as a popular center for clubbing and dancing.

• Plastic: It is one of the most popular and attractive nightclubs in Milan and also plays the Italian house and techno music. Spectators are allowed entry there on Sunday nights. .

Milan is known for providing financial breathing to Italy and is the second largest city of the country. It is center of cultural and tourist activities like paradise for opera, nightlife, and shopping. Its spring and autumn fashion caters to the public as well as it is known for many cultural events in the city.

•    Antiques Market: The Naviglio Grande that is a 12th century canal in the city is situated along the long stretch of land between the Darsena of Ports Ticinese and the bridge of Via Valenza. On the banks of Canal there is a residence of around 400 vendors that creates a sort of gathering on every Sunday. There you can select off from the shelf the attractive selection of furniture, clocks, porcelain, silver, jewellery, dolls, books and numerous collector’s items even the walking sticks.

• Tredesin de mars: Celebrated every year on March 13th this festival is   celebrated as and related to the start of a beautiful season as well as credited to be beginning to the state religion of Milan, the Catholic. The legend of this festival narrates a conversation between the Saint Barnaba that came to live at Milan centuries ago on the 13th March. The saint Barnaba needed to sacrifice to please the pagan gods while entering the city he instead draw 13 different symbols from his cross on the ground and while drawing the last figure there, the flowers bloomed there, instantly. And the festival is thus celebrated every year in memory of that eventful day on March 13th.

• Festival of Sant’Ambrogio: Celebrated in memory of patron saint of Milan this festival is held on the 7th of December every year. The fair therefore is named as as “O bei O bei” and is being organized on the streets and area like the Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio at the centre of Milan. The entire region there gets filled with stalls and you even can get there antique furniture and handicrafts as well as different stalls of items too. There you can enjoy delicacies like cured meats, cheese, sweets and the customary wine of the day.

• Milan Fashion Weeks: Milan due to its fashion events and festivals is being known as the cultural as well as fashion capital of Europe.  The best designers there showcase their Autumn/Winter and Spring/Summer collections at different venues and different Fashion weeks in Milan. More than the themed fashion weeks, there are more organized things like as accessories and byproduct shops and showrooms in the city around Milan Fashion week.

•  Italian F1 Grand Prix: This is being accredited as to be the FIA Formula One World Championship and is the one of the best single seated auto races as accredited by the Fédération Internationale de l’Automobile (FIA). The F1 season is made of races which are known to be as Grands Prix, and are deliberately held at purpose-built circuits and public roads. Monza in Milan is one of the finest tracks there as constructed for Grand Prix and has approximately length of 10 miles and 16 km around Milan.