Travel photobook
Milan Travel Photobook
The Duomo's spires, an espresso under the Galleria's glass roof, an evening in the Navigli — Memtach arranges your Milan photos into a premium photobook, ordered by the days you spent in the city, with each landmark identified.
How to create the book+
Add the photos from your trip straight from your phone. Memtach organises them by day and recognises the landmarks, then you can rearrange pages and add notes before ordering. Your diary photobook saves automatically, so you can finish whenever you like.
Specifications+
- 2.5mm matte-laminate hardcover — scratch-resistant and built to last.
- 200gsm gloss paper with vibrant, true-to-life colour.
- PUR-bound square spine that stacks and displays beautifully.
Shipping & returns+
Your photobook is printed to order and shipped within a few business days. As a made-to-order personalised product, returns are limited to damaged or misprinted items — see our Shipping & Returns page for details.
Top 5 landmarks in Milan
The five places most likely to end up in your Milan photobook — and what to know before you photograph them.
The Duomo
The roof terraces put you among the spires themselves; the ticket queue is shortest in the last hour before closing.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
The glass dome lights the mosaic floor from directly overhead for an hour or so either side of midday.
Sforza Castle
Michelangelo's last and unfinished Pietà is here, and the park behind it is where Milan actually sits down.
The Navigli canals
Canals Leonardo helped engineer; the reflections work best in the hour after the bars switch their lights on.
Santa Maria delle Grazie
The Last Supper is fifteen minutes per visit, booked weeks ahead, and no photographs — so photograph the cloister.
Milan is usually a weekend, sometimes only a stop on the way somewhere else, and short trips are exactly the ones that never get printed — too few photos to feel like a project. That is backwards. Two days in a city produce a book you will actually finish, and Memtach assembles it from what is already on your phone rather than asking you to design anything.
From memories to photobook
Transform your travel photos into beautiful memories in four simple steps
- 1
Photo Upload
Provide basic information to get started quickly and securely.
- 2
Photobook Creation
Auto organised photobook ordered by date including landmarks identification.
- 3
Photobook Personalisation
Customise photobook by adding notes and re-arranging components.
- 4
Photobook Delivery
Physical photobook printed and shipped within a few days.
Questions about your photobook
Is a two-day trip to Milan enough for a photobook?+
Yes — there is no minimum trip length. A weekend usually yields plenty once the near-duplicates are dropped, and a shorter book is often a better one: fewer pages, no filler. Memtach lays out whatever you add and you decide where it ends.
Two days leaves little context — can the book fill some in?+
Memtach suggests facts for the landmarks it recognises and you pick what belongs. The Duomo's is hard to beat on a weekend trip: work started in 1386 and the last bronze door went on in 1965, so the cathedral took roughly six centuries to call finished.
Can I arrange the photos the way I want?+
Yes, you can. Every page allows full personalization — you can change the layout and arrange the photos entirely according to your preferences. If you prefer a faster option, use auto-fill, which arranges the photos in chronological order.
Will my photos look the same in print as on screen?+
Slight color differences are possible — screens display colors using light, while printing uses ink. Even so, your photos will look as close to the original as possible.
Can I start creating a book now and finish it later?+
Yes. Your diary photobook is automatically saved in the app, so you can continue whenever you like and order it at any time.