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Via Torino: Milan's Trendy Shopping Street

Explore Milan's Via Torino: a vibrant shopping street with trendy fashion, historical sites, and a youthful atmosphere connecting Duomo to Ticinese.

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Via Torino is a bustling shopping street in Milan that stretches from the Duomo to the Columns of San Lorenzo. Known for its youthful fashion and shoe stores, it offers a mix of affordable and mid-range merchandise. The street also features historical attractions like the Basilica di Santa Maria presso San Satiro.

A brief summary to Via Torino

  • Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, 20123, IT

Local tips

  • Visit the Basilica di Santa Maria presso San Satiro for a glimpse of Renaissance art and a unique optical illusion.
  • Explore the side streets like Via Orefici and Via Spadari to discover artisan workshops and local crafts.
  • Enjoy an aperitivo at the Columns of San Lorenzo after a day of shopping.
  • Wear comfortable shoes, as you'll be doing a lot of walking.
  • Check out the street's many shoe stores for a wide variety of styles and prices.
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Getting There

  • Public Transport

    Via Torino is easily accessible via Milan's Metro system. Take either the M1 (red line) or M3 (yellow line) to the Duomo stop. From there, Via Torino begins right at Piazza Duomo. A single metro ticket costs €2.20 and is valid for 90 minutes. Alternatively, a 24-hour ticket costs €7.60.

  • Walking

    From Piazza Duomo, Via Torino is a short walk southwest. Simply exit the metro station at Piazza Duomo and head towards the street lined with shops. The walk from the Duomo to the Columns of San Lorenzo at the end of Via Torino takes approximately 15-20 minutes.

  • Taxi/Ride-Share

    Taxis and ride-sharing services are readily available throughout Milan. A short taxi ride from Milan Central Station to Via Torino will cost approximately €15-€20, depending on traffic. Be sure the meter is running or agree on a fare before starting your journey.

  • Parking

    Parking near Via Torino can be challenging and expensive. Street parking is limited and subject to time restrictions and fees. Blue-lined spaces cost €3 per hour. Consider parking in a garage. Car Central - Duomo di Milano Via Chiaravalle, 12 has hourly rates starting at €4. Be aware of Area C restrictions if driving within the city center; a ticket costs €5.

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Via Torino is one of Milan's oldest and most popular shopping streets, connecting Piazza Duomo with the vibrant Ticinese neighborhood. Historically, the surrounding streets were home to artisan workshops, such as goldsmiths (Via Orefici) and swordmakers (Via Spadari). The street got its current name in 1859 and has since undergone significant urban transformations. Today, Via Torino is known for its trendy shops geared towards a younger clientele, particularly its wide selection of shoe stores. You can find everything from low-cost clothing to more expensive fashions. Besides shopping, the street offers cultural gems like the Basilica di Santa Maria presso San Satiro, known for its Renaissance architecture and optical illusion. The Church of San Giorgio al Palazzo and Tempio Civico di San Sebastiano are also nearby. Via Torino leads directly to the Columns of San Lorenzo, a popular spot for aperitivo and nightlife. The street's lively atmosphere and mix of shops and attractions make it a must-visit for those seeking a taste of Milan's stylish culture.

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