After taking several hundred photos in the morning I caught up with a friend for lunch. We agreed on a sandwich bar researched on Foursquare. The sandwich was good, but the coffee was amazing.
Aaron and Louise set off back to the train station to continue their trip, and I set off to find my parents and the Leonardo Museum, or Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci as the locals would call it.
I got off the Milan Metro at what I thought was a relatively close station, and followed Google Maps on foot, playing spot the Twizy.
The museum was amazing, really amazing. There was an incredible number of pieces, each with a detailed explanation of how the inventions worked.
After taking far too long reading the notes on every single display we stumbled across a display of computing histories, including a Babbage Difference Engine.
On the way out we left via a series of Transformers made out of cars, and a submarine and airplane, and a couple of watercraft of varying sizes and speeds.
In the evening we had pizza and gelato, it only seemed appropriate. I am still not used to people bringing their pets into every store and restaurant.
Love the car transformer. It reminds me of cows made from cars in Helsinki.