easy
2–3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels, as the tour involves steady walking over flat urban terrain.
Walk Milan’s high-fashion district with Keys of Italy, tracing the roots of iconic designers and discovering the stories behind legendary boutiques in the Quadrilatero della Moda.
2 ore • Ammireremo le lussuose Milano
Embark on a captivating walking tour through Milan's legendary "Quadrilatero della Moda," where fashion history comes alive. Discover intriguing stories behind iconic brands like Gucci and Chanel, admire stunning boutiques, and explore the luxurious streets that shaped the city's status as a fashion capital. A unique experience for style enthusiasts!
La guida ci illustrerà gli aneddoti più interessanti e le caratteristiche insolite dei marchi presenti nel "Quadrilatero della Moda", il quartiere dello shopping più famoso e leggendario di Milano. Quando Milano divenne un importante produttore tessile nel XIX secolo, la città attirò l'attenzione delle fashioniste europee e le ricche case di moda decisero di posare le loro radici nel Quadrilatero dove costruirono negozi lussuosi, palazzi sensazionali e cortili affascinanti. Cammineremo in Via della Spiga e ammireremo designer italiani come Bulgari, Sergio Rossi e Dolce & Gabbana. Vedremo negozi dai frontoni lucidi dei designer francesi quali Chanel e Hermès.
Via Montenapoleone è dove tutti gli amanti del lusso vanno a fare shopping!
Ammireremo le lussuose facciate dei negozi di Gucci, Versace e Louis Vuitton e scopriremo i prestigiosi designer.
Scenderemo in Via Manzoni, vedendo il Grand Hotel di Milano incastonato tra imponenti edifici e boutique eleganti, per poi terminare il nostro tour con una passeggiata in Piazza della Scala.
The tour involves extensive walking on city pavements, so sturdy, comfortable footwear is essential.
Milan’s weather can shift quickly, especially in shoulder seasons. A light jacket keeps you comfortable on the streets.
The crowded shopping district attracts pickpockets; keep your valuables secure and be alert to your surroundings.
Though most boutiques accept cards, some smaller shops or cafes may prefer cash, so carry some euros just in case.
The Quadrilatero della Moda has roots dating back to the Renaissance as an aristocratic district, evolving into a fashion hub in the 20th century.
Efforts to preserve Milan’s architectural heritage and promote sustainable tourism practices are key to maintaining the character of this historic district.
Sturdy shoes help navigate city pavements comfortably throughout the tour.
A light jacket or coat ensures comfort against changing weather conditions.
spring|fall|winter specific
Protect your eyes during bright daylight strolls through Milan’s streets.
summer|spring|fall specific
Carry essentials like water, camera, and wallet without affecting your mobility.