LIBRERIA HOEPLI
Read moreThe oldest Milanese bookstore founded in 1870 by the Swiss publisher Ulrico Hoepli. The rooms now refurbished into a beautiful modern space are among the largest European bookstores. Let yourself be guided along 2 kilometers of shelves distributed by knowledgeable vendors on 6 floors to make your choice between the 500,000 works offered. By the way, take a look at the building; although a little austere, it is considered a feat of the rationalist architecture of the 1950 s (architects Figini and Poillini).
GOCCE DI BYRON
Read moreHere's a store that smells good, and for once there's nothing here to eat! This exceptional perfumer offers refined essences, "les gouttes de Byron", inspired by the scents of the local maquis. Seven elegant bottles are on offer: Saladero, with notes of melon, Tramonti with citrus and jasmine, Guvano with fig, Volastra, very feminine, with white flowers, Punta Mesco with oak and black pepper, Portovenere with bergamot and Vernazza with mandarin. Good quality, long-lasting essences.
MONDOVICINO OUTLET
Read moreA huge, modern space, with several parking lots, toilets and catering and relaxation areas. There's even a miniature golf course and a children's play area! We go there to find bargains, in a hundred or so boutiques. You'll find clothing, shoes and accessories for men, women and children (Benetton, Enrico Coveri, Converse, Geox, Vans...), lingerie, sporting goods, perfumery (Deborah) and home decoration (Home and Cook, Italian Factory...).
ARS CREANDI
Read moreThere's no shortage of souvenir shops in the Rione Monti district! However, this goldsmith's workshop and jewellery creation shop, which is located in a large trullo, is worth a visit for its handcrafted and reasonably priced items, made in various materials (silver, natural stones...). Don't miss the jewellery inspired by the pinnacles and painted symbols of the trulli, in silver and gold. They will explain their meaning to you, as well as the meaning of the necklaces made of hooks and natural stones.
COLLECTION MURANERO
Read moreMoulaye Niang, Senegalese by birth and master glassmaker for 20 years, studied at the Abate Zanetti school in Murano before settling in Castello. He welcomes you near the canals, in his incredible workshop. Here, he tirelessly creates jewelry that reflects the personality of his visitors, blending ethnic styles with the colors and techniques of Murano. You will be charmed by the necklaces and earrings, and, in another register, by the dresses and traditional fabrics of Senegal.
T FONDACO DEI TEDESCHI
The most stunning department store, straight out of a former merchant's ...Read more
MONDADORI MULTICENTER DUOMO
Read moreIn the heart of the city, the largest mega-store dedicated to culture and leisure. Five levels devoted entirely to books, media, telephony, video games, stationery and home decoration, plus a ticketing area, a bookshop specializing in works of art, and a café for refreshments. Descending the spiral staircase, we find ourselves in the children's area, with thousands of titles, a stationery section and a few DVDs.
FIERA DI SINIGAGLIA
Read moreThe city's oldest flea market, where you can find everything. Hardware, vintage clothes, bicycles (people used to come here to find stolen bikes in Milan), postcards and old paintings are on display every Saturday at the far end of the Navigli district, in a colorful and friendly spirit. Much sought-after by music lovers: the vinyl record dealer, where rare gems of all genres can be found. A hundred or so stalls for original and extravagant souvenirs. A young, bohemian atmosphere.
TCI TOURING CLUB ITALIANO
Read moreIn the historical headquarters of the Touring Club Italiano (TCI) a large library dedicated to travel. The bibliography on Milan and its region is considerable, and the books are often even in English and French. The Touring Club was founded in 1894 to promote the benefits of travel and cultural visits to Italy. A kind of ancestor of the tourist offices, which is now an institution of great renown throughout the peninsula.
GIOIELLERIA E LABORATORIO VADILONGA
Read moreBosa's watermark is said to have been born in this jewellery shop which opened its doors in the immediate post-war period, in 1948. Here you will find the prettiest Sardinian buttons, earrings and the characteristic handmade gold rings. The shop sees many couples of lovers who come here to choose their wedding rings. Vadilonga designs her own collections, but thanks to her on-site laboratory she can repair a damaged or broken piece of jewellery.
INTIMO + MARE
Read moreIn the Città Studi district, a store offering lingerie and brand-name swimwear at stock prices.
FRATELLI ROSSETTI
Read moreFor those who dream of wearing good leather for once.
OFFICINA DELLE FATE
Read moreFrom the second hand 1970 and 1980. For those who dress only a vintage.
MILANO FUMETTO
Read moreOne of the best addresses in Milan in the sector. From classic to new.
MERCATINO DI MICHAELA
Read moreWe tried these two stores, but there are several others in Milan. Cool prices for a lot of fancy second hand clothing.
DELLA MODA
Read moreBooks on design, graphics, fashion photography and fabrics.
CORSO BUENOS AIRES
Read moreThis is the grand boulevard which leaves Porta Venezia (Giardini Pubblici) and leads to the station area. Shops and large, popular shops and less popular. For good business (for shoes, try via Vitruvio).
DM FASHION
Read moreA wholesaler who also sells to individuals. After crossing the large door of the court, you will find this store on the left. 19 000 articles from clothing to designer accessories.
DOLCE & GABBANA
Read moreTo follow, at reasonable prices, the sexy Mediterranean style of the two Sicilian creators.
DOCK’S DORA
Read moreClothing, accessories, second hand jeans for men and women.
CERRUTI FACTORY OUTLET
Read moreAlong the Naviglio Grande, you can reach Corsico where the factory store in Borjesson is located. For all, prices with 50% discount.
PORTA TICINESE
Read moreFrom corso di Porta Ticinese to the Navigli, it is an orgy of small vintage shops, designer shops, brac. On Saturdays, on the Darsena, please do not miss the Fiera di Senigallia. The ideal place for shopping and enjoying a unique landscape.
PAOLO SARPI
Read moreA stone's throw from the Arena Civica, this street, which is part of the Chinese quarter, offers many interesting shops.
VIA TORINO
Read moreLarge shopping street within walking distance of the Duomo, a few designer shops and many megastores (Stefanel, Energy, etc.), not forgetting the large French chains (Célio, Fnac).
VIA DANTE (PIETONNE)
Read moreMore simple and young shops and countless bars where you can rest after spending everything.
VESTIMODA STOCK
Read moreTwo floors of accessories and brand clothes, with tight prices.
TARINA TARANTINO
Read moreThis American stylist has launched the birds fashion and genre of "pink heads" (reference to skin heads). For teenagers and olds attached to their rebel childhood, an astonishing mixture of head of death, rose and strass: Hollywood stars love its fashion accessories.
SPACCIO LENOBIS
Read moreCollants, sunglasses from the latest collections.
1A CLASSE (PRIMA CLASSE)
Read moreA mark of international success, from Japan to the Arabian Peninsula, and from Russia to the United States, but strangely absent from France and little known in our country. 1 a Class is renowned for its bags and bags of world cards, classics of great elegance.
LIBRERIA INTERNAZIONALE LUXEMBURG
Read moreJust a stone's throw from the Egyptian Museum, this beautiful bookshop, founded in 1872, is one of the oldest in the city and retains the charm and cachet of the bookstores of yesteryear. For a little time travel, this is the ideal place. Specializing in international literature, you will find everything: novels, magazines, art books, all of course in several languages, including many works in French.
LIBRERIA INTERNAZIONALE OOLP
Read moreIndependent bookshop in the center of Turin, specializing in design, architecture, fashion, photography and art in general. It's a very welcoming place that regularly organizes conferences and meetings with authors, with highly specialized, high-level content, yet accessible to all. A tour de force! A must-see if you're passionate about artistic disciplines, because there's nothing better in this field!
BALÔN ET GRAN BALÔN
This is the most famous flea market in the city, where you can find ...Read more
TORINO STORE CASTELLO
Read moreThis is the official retailer of clothing and objects dedicated to the Torino Football Club team. The store will be able to satisfy all soccer fans who would like to adorn themselves with a T-shirt, a cap or a key-ring bearing the effigy of the famous red bull. This is the place to go for a scarf in the club's colors before heading off to the stadium to support your favorite team! Forza Toro! You'll also find souvenirs of the city, including miniatures of torrets, the Mole Antonelliana, the Gran Madre di Dio...