MILAN ITALY ✨ Fashion Quadrilateral 4K Luxury Shopping Walk to Galleria Vittorio Emanuele

Around Via Monte Napoleone, via Della Spiga, via Manzoni and Corso Venezia The Quadrilatero della Moda (Fashion Quadrilateral) is Milano’s luxury shopping district, and one of the most famed in the world. So-called because it is delimited by four prestigious streets - via Montenapoleone, via Manzoni, via della Spiga and Corso Venezia - the entire neighbourhood is comprised of extremely elegant thoroughfares, such as via Borgospesso, via Santo Spirito, via Gesù, via Sant'Andrea and via Bagutta. Every year, ‘Main Streets Across the World’, the annual report that lists the most important shopping streets worldwide, ranks the Fashion Quadrilateral amongst the top positions along with Fifth Avenue in New York and Avenue des Champs Elysees in Paris. The famous Via Montenapoleone has surpassed New York’s Fifth Avenue to become the world’s most expensive retail destination. The showrooms and boutiques attract shopping lovers from all over the globe who come to spend, stroll and soak up the beauty of the shop windows, as ever the epitome of exquisite taste and design. If you happen to be in Corso Venezia or Via Sant'Andrea, be sure to enter into the so-called new ‘Piazza del Quadrilatero’ that links these streets. After being a private venue for 500 years, the former seat of the Archbishop's Seminary is now open to the public. The edifice and the large central courtyard have undergone a complete renovation; here you can find a luxury hotel and, beneath the sixteenth-century colonnade, the shops and boutiques of large fashion houses, cult streetwear brands and artisanal creations. Visitors are free to traverse and admire the courtyard, pause for a break sitting at one of the tables in the gourmet eateries interspersed with the shops, participate in events, or simply discover one of Milan's ‘secret’ places, now accessible to all. Luxury shopping is on offer alongside Italian culture because, thanks to the numerous museums in the vicinity, you can inhale the history o