Nice shops and nice area just to walk around. Near Duomo. More

Once upon a time this was one of the main shopping streets in Milan. It practically leads off from Piazza Duomo and ends at the Colonne di San Lorenzo and it did have a wide variety of shops, including a vintage jeans shop, we're talking about the 70's and if i'm not wrong it's still there, just like the marzipan... More

Lot of shops and food, have fun! Nothing to see for architectural style, but it really worth if you want to buy something, have shopping ( or window shopping), spend your time relaxing yourself... some common and regular cheap brands.... shoes, apparel, accessorizes, food, fast food, music, pc, books, dvd..... whatever you want, whatever you need More

you will find the best shops of Milan, not as many as in Corso Buenos Aires, but very good option More

A must-do trip for shoppers on a budget is the route from via Torino to Corso Vittorio Emanuele, which are filled with every kind of stores, from Pull&Bear to Prada. Besides, it's a perfect location to wander off trail and discover some of the best landmarks of the city centre: the near Piazza Duomo, Galleria, or Piazza Mercanti. More

despite being so close to Duomo area, Via Torino is the ever struggling street to find an identity. It looks dirty, some shops sell cheap junk and it's as far from elegance as one can imagine. FNAC doesn't save it from looking a run down area of the city and it's the local admin's fault if the look of the... More