Milan is definitely the city with the highest number of shops in Italy. Whether you’re into fashion, design, food or technology, you’ll find what you’re looking for here. The most renowned area for shopping is between Piazza San Babil…Open the full description
Milan is definitely the city with the highest number of shops in Italy. Whether you’re into fashion, design, food or technology, you’ll find what you’re looking for here. The most renowned area for shopping is between Piazza San Babila and Piazza Duomo. The most famous streets in this area include Corso Vittorio Emanuele, Via della Spiga and Via Montenapoleone. There are plenty of boutiques selling exclusive Italian and foreign fashion labels, as well as popular chains like H&M and Zara.
Other interesting areas for shopping include Porta Ticinese (known for its vintage shops and markets), Corso Buenos Aires, Corso Como and the Isola neighbourhood where, in recent years, many young designers have opened little fashion and furniture boutiques.
If you’re looking for something more unusual, you’ll find dozens of stores selling virtually everything at Via Paolo Sarpi (Chinatown). Finally, Eataly (a gourmet Italian food market) recently opened in Milan!
Mercato di via Fauche
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The Fauchè street market should be the starting point for anyone visiting Milan for the first time. Besides getting amazing opportunities for great shots, it can also be a real paradise for bargain seekers looking for quality. Amazing and authentic Italian products are found here, especially leather shoes and bags and real brands with discount.
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Santeria
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As well as having a lovely large courtyard, great food and a shop where you can buy independent books, rare records and stylish clothing, Santeria runs cooking, sewing, music, mixology, screen-printing and graphics courses.
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World War Two tour in Milan
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Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese
L'artigiano di Brera
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Ballerina flats are the perfect combination of style, femininity and comfort. They're great for exploring the city by day, and fashionable enough to wear out at night.
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Via Fauchè Street Market
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Check out this colourful, noisy and spectacular Italian street market located in a safe residential area. Go bargain hunting for the latest trends and enjoy an ice cream at Il Massimo del Gelato (Via Castelvetro 18).
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Demi'
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If you’re interested in buying quality second-hand clothing and accessories at attractive prices, or if you have quality second-hand clothing that you'd like to get rid of, Demi' is the perfect place for you!
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Fiera di Sinigaglia
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Even if you’re not looking to buy anything, this market is a great place to get a taste of Milan’s alternative and underground culture. Dating back to 1800, it’s the oldest flea market in the city. It attracts a diverse crowd. There are various food and drinks stalls too.
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Local Experience
World War Two tour in Milan
Prices from
30
EUR
Duration
3 h
Languages
English, Spanish, German, Italian, Russian, French, Japanese, Portuguese, Chinese
Triennale di Milano
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Opened in 2007, Triennale Design Museum is the first of its kind in Italy. It’s set up as an interactive space so you’ll get to experience design in a very easy way. It’s suitable for children as well as adults.
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Eataly Smeraldo
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I recently heard on the radio that the New York branch of Eataly is the third most visited place in the city after the Statue of Liberty and the Guggenheim Museum. Whether this is true or not, Eataly is definitely the best place in Milan for lovers of good food.
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Open
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There's free wi-fi, a calm atmosphere, great coffee and food available. Plenty of events to spice up the afternoon and a big window overlooking the street to get inspiration in case you are a creative mind. Also, you can browse the travel guides available for free!
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Deus Café
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If their Los Angeles, Bali and Sydney cafés are already so popular, there must be a good reason. Deus Café in Milan has the best fish 'n' chips in town, a wide selection of salads, delicious artisan burgers as well as homemade hotdogs. Located close to Milan movida.
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Kitchen
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Food is an important part of Italian culture so it goes without saying that it's almost as important to have the right utensils. Here you'll find everything you'll ever need to become a wizard in the kitchen. Don't miss the delicacies corner!
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Profumi e Balocchi
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Themes are constantly being renewed throughout the seasons – you'll be won over and amazed by the new items which appear in the boutique every week. You'll discover unique products that you won't find anywhere else.
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Mercato Coperto di Wagner
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Forget about shopping at an anonymous supermarket and come here for the perfect food souvenirs. They have everything from fresh Parma ham, Parmesan cheese and mozzarella to top quality packaged foods. Have a chat with the vendors and ask for cooking tips and natural methods of food preservation.
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martino e mazzolini
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If you are looking for a present or souvenir (for you or your friends) this is the place. Don't buy a small Chinese reproduction of DUOMO, indulge yourself with a real gift. In each one of their objects there are all the qualities of the made in Italy.
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Gas Bijoux
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If you want to look/accessorise like a local then you should shop at Gas Bijoux! Italians express their artistic-romantic side by wearing jewellery. The Bohemian gypsy style earrings are a must, as well as the necklaces. Each piece is handmade using traditional methods.
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