Milan is fashion.
As synonym for high fashion, style and elegance, Milan is the perfect place for anybody who is looking for a really extraordinary outfit.
In this pocket guide you will find 10 of the most important shopping streets for Milan’s high fashion where you can spend the day with really high-end shopping.
Montenapoleone Street is the street of luxury by definition. If you wish the best, then come here. In the Montenapoleone Street you can find the world’s most famous High Fashion shops in a really extraordinary location. The Montenapoleone Street is part of the so called “Fashion Quarter” to which also the adjacent Pietro Verri, Spiga and Sant’Andrea Street belong.
Closed for traffic and open to any desire, the Spiga Street with her cobble stone pavement, is one of the most loved shopping streets by businessmen with really exceptional shops and showrooms.
Also situated in the Fashion Quarter, the Manzoni Street in its full eighteenth century style, embraces the Scala Place and the Arches of the New Gate (Porta Nova) to offer you a unique framework in this kind.
The street of beauty and absolute elegance, Corso Venezia connects San Babila Place with the Venice Gate offering a stage to spectacular shops and really exquisite restaurants.
Between medieval convents and monasteries, Sant’Andrew’s Street is the noble street of fashion, full of shops that would suit a princess.
One of the eldest streets in Milan, completely in neoclassic style, only a short way from the Cathedral, also Corso Emanuele offers some of the most suggestive fashion shops of all Milan.
With more than 350 shops is Corso Buenos Aires one of the longest shopping miles of the world which that will offer the shopping passionate all which she or he ever dreamed of … and also more than that.
Only a few steps away from the Cathedral, between the magnificent columns of San Lorenzo until Carrobbio, the Corso of Porta Ticinese represents a collection of shops of the most prestigious Italian and international brands.
The cross roads of fashion, between the Cathedral’s Place, Corso of Porto Ticinese and the Navigli Quarter, Torino Street is the synonym of excellence of handicraft with luxurious, first class shops.
A few steps away from the Place of the Five Days, Corso XXII March offers over 100 shops and nearly 2 km of shopping.
PS:The Neo Hotel offers a superfast, completely free, bookable shuttle service which takes you up to the main train station and to all metro stations within 15 minutes, the ideal solution of all those that love shopping. Use it, too to start and go shopping!
