Milan is considered the fashion capital of Europe. It is known for its prestigious shops, restaurants and architectural landmarks. There are many old buildings in the city, built in accordance with Italian traditions. The main attractions for tourists are the Cathedral, the Leonardo da Vinci Museum, the Poldi Pezzoli Museum, etc.
Milan is built up on a radial-ring principle, like Moscow. Streets diverge from the center to the outskirts and pass through the ancient boundaries of the settlement, where the fortress walls used to pass. Milan is a bustling city with an urban landscape. Different styles are mixed in its architectural appearance.
Street montenapoleone
Montenapoleone belongs to the central streets of Milan. She walks through the fashion block. It houses boutiques of popular high fashion houses. This feature makes it one of the most expensive streets in the world. Via Montenapoleone is located in the historic part of the city. It has a length of about 500 m. One-way traffic from the intersection with Via Sant'Andrea goes in different directions. The sidewalks of the street are devoid of green spaces. Almost all buildings are occupied by high-end shops offering fashionable clothes, accessories and shoes.
Dante street
An important pedestrian area in Milan is Dante Street, which runs through the center. It is the link between Largo Cairoli and Cordusio squares. Dante is known for its ancient buildings, palaces, luxurious restaurants, cafes, theaters and prestigious shops. The beautiful houses along the street were built in the 18th and 19th centuries.
Next to this street is the main square of Milan - Cathedral Square. It is surrounded by famous objects: the Gothic cathedral, cinemas, the city theater, the best shops. The city hall is located on the square. A beautiful view of the city opens from the roof of the cathedral. You can get there by elevator or stairs.
Della Spiga street
The Della Spiga is considered an exclusive place in Milan. It is the center of high fashion and shopping. The street stretches for 520 meters and is distinguished by a curved line. It repeats the outline of the defensive wall of the ancient city. The pavement here is made of cobblestone. The cozy street has retained its old look. Vehicles are prohibited on the Della Spiga, so there is nothing to prevent you from enjoying your shopping. There are over 70 boutiques in this place, as well as interesting architectural objects.
