
Brera district: Upscale yet bohemian, this shopping area is home to indie boutiques and concept stores.

Fashion Quadrangle: The city's biggest shopping area is packed with high-end designer boutiques.

CityLife Shopping District: The modern, sleek shopping mall encompasses 80 stores, plus restaurants and bars aplenty.

10 Corso Como: One of the early concept stores in Milan, Corso Como is a must-do for style aficionados the world over.

Navigli district: A network of old canals frames this area, rich with bohemian boutiques, galleries and bars.

N.H. Sartoria: This men's shop is fit for a king, customizing ties and cuff links among other sophisticated suiting elements.

Corso Buenos Aires: One of Europe's longest shopping streets, Buenos Aires spans roughly a kilometer and houses both big brand stores and smaller ateliers.

Cavalli e Nastri: This vintage store in the Brera district is a treasure trove of unique finds.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: This glass-roofed, arcaded gallery is one of the world's oldest shopping malls, open since 1867.

The Merchant of Venice: The Brera district is famed for high-end perfumers like this sumptuous shop.



