Your go-to guide to Milan
Neighborhoods
The heart of the city, characterised by high-street stores, designer flagships in the Galleria and Milan’s key museums. Eateries can be found along the smaller streets spreading out from the centre. The Cinque Vie neighbourhood is a quick detour for galleries and boutiques.
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The heart of the city, characterised by high-street stores, designer flagships in the Galleria and Milan’s key museums. Eateries can be found along the smaller streets spreading out from the centre. The Cinque Vie neighbourhood is a quick detour for galleries and boutiques.
With art school and gallery Pinacoteca di Brera at its centre, the former bohemian neighbourhood is full of charming streets with luxury boutiques, upscale antiques stores and sleek galleries. Many perfume stores are in Via Brera. Sundays are reserved for the weekly antiques market.
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Brera
With art school and gallery Pinacoteca di Brera at its centre, the former bohemian neighbourhood is full of charming streets with luxury boutiques, upscale antiques stores and sleek galleries. Many perfume stores are in Via Brera. Sundays are reserved for the weekly antiques market.
A younger, alternative vibe permeates Ticinese, great for vintage shopping, while further south, Naviglio is a hotspot for aperitivo and casual trattorias along its canals. The Naviglio Grande transforms into an antiques market once a month, selling everything from Gio Ponti lamps to 1960s Campari posters.
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A younger, alternative vibe permeates Ticinese, great for vintage shopping, while further south, Naviglio is a hotspot for aperitivo and casual trattorias along its canals. The Naviglio Grande transforms into an antiques market once a month, selling everything from Gio Ponti lamps to 1960s Campari posters.
Coolest Shops
Founded by plant artist Satoshi Kawamoto, who also has a store in NYC, this is a jungle of inspiration, with an impressive range of plants and home accessories, seen in our Indoor Outdoor theme in our Milan Design Week 2021: Trend Analysis. It also offers a small line of apparel that reflects the owner’s cool Japanese aesthetic.
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21 Via SavonaFounded by plant artist Satoshi Kawamoto, who also has a store in NYC, this is a jungle of inspiration, with an impressive range of plants and home accessories, seen in our Indoor Outdoor theme in our Milan Design Week 2021: Trend Analysis. It also offers a small line of apparel that reflects the owner’s cool Japanese aesthetic.