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From Piazza del Duomo up to Porta Ticinese (continuing with Corso di Porta Ticinese), this is one of the shopping areas of Milan and nice and even convenient shops.
Here is the place where you can find convenient shoes, clothes, underwear and cosmetics shops, such as: Zara, Promod, Body Shop, etc. Theme: Women's Clothes
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Corso Vittorio Emanuele is another downtown famous shopping area in Milan.
From Piazza del Duomo to Piazza Babila here are to be found important Italian and international brands, such as H&M, Zara or Calzedonia. Theme: Women's Clothes
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Located in the heart of the city, from Piazza de Duomo to Castello Sforzesco, Via Dante is inevitably attracting the tourists willing to spend some money in Milan.
Similar to other shopping areas in Milan, the street has on both sides numerous shops, but also restaurants and coffeehouses, although big names are not present here.
Unlike Corso Vittorio Emanuele and even Via Torino, Via Dante is not necessarily focused on women and men clothes, thus many types of shops can be found here (e.g. home-made cosmetics and soaps or glasses shops).
But the ones who want to buy something from here have to be prepared for "tourist" prices. Theme: Women's Clothes
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All along Corso Vittorio Emanuelle you will find shops for people on tighter budgets. International names like H&M, Guess and Zara mix with lesser-known Italian brands and department stores like La Rinascente and UPIM.
There are spectacular sales in July and August, as well as the end of the winter season, plus great cafes and restaurants nearby.
Check these websites:
Zara
H and M
La Rinascente
Fiorucci
Guess
Clothes!
At H&M a summer dress is about €30, at Zara the price is closer to €50. Leave a Comment Theme: Women's ClothesDirections: Metro Duomo.Website: www.zara.com
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upim can be found at Piazza San Babila, opposite San Babila Metropoiltana. It is an Italian department store and, together with coin, gives some possible retail options without paying the high fashion prices (saw a Versace bag on Corso Genova for Eu2800...eek)
Paupers like me should avoid bags........! Anyway there are 4 upim locations in Milan :
ASSAGO
via Milanofiori, 1
20090 - Assago (MI)
Tel 02 57503100
Fax 02 57792549
BOVISIO MASCIAGO
SS. dei Giovi, 35/41
20030 - Bovisio Masciago (MI)
Tel 0362-591019
Fax 0362-595219
BUSNAGO
Via E. Berlinguer, 48
20040 - Cornate d?Adda (MI
Tel 039 6095386
Fax 039 6095386
MILANO - BONOLA
Via Quarenghi, 23
20051 - Milano (MI)
Tel 02-38006482
Fax 02-38010548 Leave a Comment Theme: Department StoreDirections: One short stop from the DuomoWebsite: www.upim.it
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If you're looking for a store where you can find everything from jeans, pants, t-shirts, sweaters as well as hats, belts and other accessories Terranova is the place for you. The prices are really cheap here, and during sales it's almost ridiculously cheap.
Keep in mind that it's much worse quality than some other stores of the similar type like Zara or H&M, but I'm sure that you can always dig out something you'd wear. I bought a winter jacket, couple of shirts and sweaters for less then 25 euros. And all of them are still in the same condition. Nice!
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Check out Corso Buenos Aires! Milan`s longest shopping-mile were the Italians shop. But it really can`t be compared to Shopping-Miles in other cities - small, dirty and BROKEN side-walks ABSOLUTLY KILL YOUR FEET and push, loud Italians don`t contribute to the well-being either...Anyway, all "affordable" Fashion brands + italian shops where you find great stuff for little money!
Shoes, Bags, Jewellery, Accessoires
5-100 Euro Leave a Comment Theme: Women's Clothes
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La Rinascente is the most famous store in Milan.
The name La Rinascente has been creted by D'Annunzio after a big fire that destroyed an old shop here located.
Here you can find whatever you want, but pay attention many things are more expensive than in other shops! Leave a Comment Theme: Department StoreDirections: Near the Duomo
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This is a great place to shop for the more affordable clothes. International brands like H & M and Zara for the ladies, along with smaller boutiques and quite a few outlet stores along the way. Just make sure to take some walking shoes as the street seems to go on and on and...
Women's clothing, shoes, bags
Less than in the rest of Milan Theme: Women's ClothesDirections: 2km long shopping street running from Metro station Loreto down to Public Gardens
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Rinascente is the Italian answer to French La Fayette Department Stores. Rinascentes hosts several brands all together in one big department store, where you can find clothes, Perfumes, Bags and several sorts of stuff.
Rinascente is Located next to Vittorio Emmanuel, behind the Duomo cathedral.. Leave a Comment Theme: Department Store
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