Quadrilatero d'Oro Review

The most complete shopping guide in Milan is Milan with a long history, famous for football, architecture, tourism, fashion and other world-famous. The famous AC Milan football club, the famous Milan Fashion Week in Milan is considered the "benchmark" of design and consumption in the fashion world. In Milan, there are famous Golden Four Points, fun and beautiful Monte Napoleon shopping street and so on. The Golden Four Corners - The four famous streets of Milan's very artistic shopping plaza make up the Golden Four Corners, and we visited Monte Apoli, St. Andrea, Spicca and Borgspisso respectively. It is the most famous fashion shopping district in Milan, and I see many of the world's top luxury brand franchises. We went there just in the off-season. During the discount period of 1-3 and 7-9 (especially in summer), in order to satisfy my shopping desire, we lined up a long queue and finally got full harvest. Business hours: stores have different business hours, most shops are 10:00-13:00, 15:00-19:00, and some shops are closed on Sundays. Transportation tips: Take the subway M3 to Montenapoleone station. Warm reminder: 1-3 early and 7-9 early are local discount seasons, and the discount is very strong. Mont Napoleon Avenue - The elegant, expensive shopping street Mont Napoleon Avenue is one of the most important streets in the Golden Four Corners area. It is located in the city center, we visited the highest and most expensive shopping street in Milan, and I saw many high-end luxury jewelry stores and fashion houses on both sides of the street, with brands such as LV, Prada, Gucci and so on. Mont Napoleon Street is recognized as the world's fashion capital, and is the most important street in the "fashion quadrilateral". The things in this place are very expensive and we can't afford it, but we feel good about these luxury goods. The high-end brand stores here even have windows. Artwork, Especially exquisite and elegant. We also saw many pedestrians on the street, who were dressed in fashion and tasteful. Business hours: most shops are 10:00-13:00, 15:00-19:00, and some shops are closed on Sundays. Traffic status: You can take the subway M3 to Montenapoleone Station. Warm reminder: 1-3 and 6-9 are discounted twice in the month, and the discount is very strong. The Corridor of Emmanuel II the important shopping mecca of Milan, the Corridor of Emmanuel II, is 47 meters high, 196 meters long and 105 meters wide. We walked into this cross Corridor and found that it has 4 exits, the east exit is near Ferrari souvenir shops and restaurants, and the south exit is near the Cathedral Square. The north exit is located at the Scala Opera, and the west exit leads to Cordusio. Inside we also see two exits at the top and bottom leading to the Scala Opera and Milan Cathedral. We came in the peak season and there were many tourists. In this bustling business district, we saw a lot of well-known brands, and various high-end brand stores dazzled us. There are restaurants, cafes and burger shops on both sides of the street. We can go shopping and eat snacks, especially happy. By the way, there are thieves here, please keep your belongings. Opening hours: Tuesday to Friday 17:00 - 20:00; Saturday and Sunday 12:00 - 21:00 Tickets: 89 adult tickets Traffic tips: On the side of Milan Cathedral Square, take the subway red line M1/yellow line M3 to Duomo Station Como Street ~ a very artistic shopping place compared with the luxury brands in the Golden Four Points area, I think Como Street is not very long, In my opinion, it does not have the magnificent atmosphere of the Golden Four Points, but the Komo Street has its own unique atmosphere, where we can see many niche designer brands, and there is a strong artistic atmosphere! We visited 10 Como Street, which is indeed a shopping place not to be missed by tourists. I learned that it was just a normal trail before, and because of the existence of 10 Corso, Como Street became a place of worship fashion punch. Visiting 10 Como Street, I saw the most famous fashion watch shop here. The street architecture here is really beautiful, we walked around here for a long time before leaving. Business hours: different shops are different, usually for 10:00-19:30 Business traffic information: take Metro Lines 2 and 5 to Garibaldi Fs Station Ferrari Souvenir Store (Milan flagship store) Car fans must go to check in Ferrari can be said to be the dream car of many car fans today. The brand has become a proud Italian. Because I am a fan, I am particularly excited to come to the flagship Ferrari Milan today. The Ferrari souvenir shop is located in a particularly conspicuous location on the edge of the arcade and church, especially easy to find. Here we saw all the products of Ferrari, including accessories, clothes, home products, model made according to the proportional requirements, etc. It was really exquisite, and I also picked a small souvenir to take it back. The overall size of the store is large, with huge floor-to-ceiling windows, which we can see clearly outside. At the entrance of the store, we also saw a Ferrari Formula One car, which was particularly striking, and we took pictures here in turn. Business hours: Monday to Sunday 10:00-20:00 Transportation information: It is recommended to walk near Milan Cathedral. I believe that after visiting these international high-end and fashionable shopping circles, everyone has a more comprehensive understanding of the city. The convenient transportation line of Milan Avenue will help you quickly reach the shopping place, you can enjoy shopping, play, shopping, to feel the true city of Milan.