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Two day itinerary: ShoppingWhile Rome and Florence attract visitors for their historical sights, Milan is the place to go to shop for high fashion and Italian

craftsmanship. From ancient arcades and classical boulevards to modern malls and concept boutiques, follow in the footsteps

of the city’s well-heeled citizens with this two-day shopping itinerary.

Day OneStart your shopping journey with a 20-minute walk, or a 10-minute taxi journey, from hotel to the streets of the Quadrilatero d’Oro.

LA RINASCENTET: 002 88521 | Piazza del Duomo, 20121 Milan

Standing in the shadow of the magnificent Duomo cathedral in Milan’s Piazza Duomo, La

Rinascente department store is an eclectic stop on a shopping day out. The upscale fashion, home

and beauty store brings together high-end designers, contemporary brands and classic Italian

names in one stylish space.

Next, walk over to Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, next door to La Rinascente.

GALLERIA VITTORIO EMANUELE IIPiazza del Duomo, 20123 Milan

One of the world’s oldest shopping malls, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is an architectural

masterpiece. Worth a visit for the experience alone, the arcade’s captivating glass ceiling draws

shoppers’ gazes upward, while the rich haute couture offerings bring them back down. Prada and

Versace take pride of place in the centre, while fashion, accessories and Italian goods boutiques

line the arcade.

The next stop, Antonia, is located a 10-minute walk away.

QUADRILATERO D’ORO20121 Milan

The Quadrilatero d’Oro is a district bounded by four main streets, where the best of high Italian

fashion comes together in the heart of Milan. Discover the great Italian shoemaker Berluti on Via

Sant’Andrea; explore the luxury offerings at the Via Montenapoleone Gucci flagship; or visit the

Armani megastore on Via Alessandro Manzoni. Via Della Spiga is prettiest of all, with two Dolce &

Gabbana boutiques.

Take a 10-minute walk towards the Duomo di Milano and discover La Rinascente on Piazza Duomo.

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Day twoWake up early and spend the morning exploring Fidenza Village, on the outskirts of Parma. From the hotel, it’s a one-hour and

20-minute drive.

BRERA20121 Milan

The bohemian neighbourhood of Brera is filled with art, antiques and one-of-a-kind trinkets.

A fascinating place to explore when in Milan, it’s the place to go for independent boutiques,

antiques stores and commercial art galleries. Highlights include antiques and art deco paradise

Robertaebasta (Via Fiori Chiari 2), vintage store Cavalli E Nastri (Via Brera 2) and contemporary

fashion haven Luisa Beccaria (Via Formentini 1).

Hail a taxi to get back to Hotel Principe di Savoia in 10 minutes, or take a leisurely 20-minute walk.

EXCELSIOR MILANOT: 002 7630 7301 | Galleria del Corso 4, 20100 Milan

Housed in a former Milanese cinema, Excelsior Milano is seven-story luxury department store

combining fashion, beauty and superior quality electronics retail with gourmet dining and innovative

design. To offer shoppers an alternative shopping journey, clothing is set out by style and look,

rather than brand.

To get to The Brian & Barry Building, take a five-minute walk from Excelsior Milano.

FIDENZA VILLAGET: 00524 33551 | Via San Michele Campagna, 43036 Fidenza (Parma)

Fidenza Village is a discount high-end shopping outlet that’s home to an extensive collection of

fashion and lifestyle boutiques. Excellent markdown prices are available on last season goods from

designer labels such as Jimmy Choo, Dolce & Gabbana, Marni and Vivienne Westwood. The centre

also features a range of dining options for a delicious mid-morning bite to eat.

Retrace your steps back to central Milan and stop off at Excelsior Milano, located a one-hour and

15-minute drive from Fidenza Village.

ANTONIAT: +39 02 8699 8340 Palazzo Cagnola, Via Cusani 5, 20121 Milan

Antonia brings some of the world’s leading brands together under one roof. The multi-brand

boutique located in the renovated 19th century Palazzo Cagnola, presents a tasteful selection of

men’s and women’s clothing, curated by eponymous founder Antonia Giacinti, a respected Italian

fashion influencer. Antonia also stocks a wide range of accessories, including shoes, bags and

leather goods, to enable shoppers to complete their new looks.

On your way back to the hotel, explore Brera, the district in which Antonia is located.

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All journey times are approximate and subject to variation.

THE BRIAN & BARRY BUILDINGVia Durini 28, 20122 Milan

An innovative vertical shopping complex in the heart of Milan, The Brian & Barry Building

showcases 12 levels of fashion and dining. With whole floors dedicated to contemporary jewellery,

stylish accessories, luxury menswear and womenswear, traditional bespoke tailoring, footwear, and

even delicatessen products, there’s something for everyone.

On the way back to the hotel, stop at 10 Corso Como, located a 15-minute taxi ride from The Brian

& Barry Building.

ENOTECA COTTIT: 002 2900 1096 | Via Solferino 42, 20121 Milan

Finish your shopping trip with a visit to Enoteca Cotti, one of the city’s oldest wine shops. This

beloved institutions stocks over 1,000 wines at any one time, as well as numerous other tipples,

including Cognac, Champagne and Grappa. Delve further to find the gourmet bakery and

delicatessen, and perhaps pick up one of their customised gift boxes to take home.

Take a 10-minute walk to get back to the hotel.

10 CORSO COMOT: 002 2900 2674 | Corso Como 10, 20154 Milan

A gallery-meets-fashion-store-meets-bookshop, 10 Corso Como is a must-visit for arts fans. Founded

by Italian fashion editor and publisher Carla Sozzani, the beautifully designed complex is a prime

place to shop for art, photography, literature, contemporary fashion, accessories, design and music.

The final stop of the day is Enoteca Cotti, just a five-minute walk around the corner from 10

Corso Como.