Corso Garibaldi
Corso Garibaldi
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Neighbourhood: Centro Storico
The pulsating core of Milan is in Centro. Duomo Square is enclosed by the gothic cathedral, the historic icon of Milan. However, shopping is what draws most crowds to this area. The classy and versatile Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II with luxury boutiques and high quality restaurants will turn any shopping or lunch expedition into a royal experience. Head to the rooftop of the flagship La Rinascente to enjoy the view of the animated square with a panorama of the Duomo. The Corso Vittorio Emanuele II is the street for high-end shopping. Brands of all kinds and street artists attract the attention of all visitors; while at Via Santa Radegonda 16, Luini Panzerotti is a much appreciated street food shop providing unimaginable culinary experiences. If shopping takes its toll on you, consider visiting Castello Sforzesco, a 15th century castle housing several museums. Those looking to relax can go to Parco Sempione, where nature provides respite from the energy of this dynamic and international city.
How to get there
- Moscova • 2 min walk
- Lanza • 7 min walk
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EMC sydney
5 contributions
Jan 2023 • Family
Great city , stayed on Corso Garibaldi , Brera Jan 8th for a week . Whole corso looks like a film set and is a great neighbourhood ( except for the partying bars night life noise from the plaza area going on until 5 am ish every night : might have been the time of year/ holiday time? ) .
Great coffee and pastries part of town too.
City is amazing but the centre was very very busy & crowded around Duomo /Galleria the week we were there. But still was easy to get into restaurants.
Go and see town centre, the last supper painting, go to top of Duomo , local veggie markets and for all types of groceries and prepared food worthwhile to check out Eatitaly at Porta Garibaldi.
Shoes and clothing stores galore , beautiful stuff.
Milanese folks are friendly and helpful.
Metro v/good too, easy to use
Great coffee and pastries part of town too.
City is amazing but the centre was very very busy & crowded around Duomo /Galleria the week we were there. But still was easy to get into restaurants.
Go and see town centre, the last supper painting, go to top of Duomo , local veggie markets and for all types of groceries and prepared food worthwhile to check out Eatitaly at Porta Garibaldi.
Shoes and clothing stores galore , beautiful stuff.
Milanese folks are friendly and helpful.
Metro v/good too, easy to use
Written 22 January 2023
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paolovbossi
The Hague, The Netherlands847 contributions
Jan 2020
I lived in this area almost 15 years ago so probably i'm not the most objective reviewer. I loved this area, i consider it one of the most "authentic" areas of Milan. Littel shops, amazing restaurant. It's between the center and the modern districts, few steps from Brera and from Parco Sempione.
Written 5 January 2020
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fi_decorso
Milan, Italy70,869 contributions
Sept 2024 • Solo
In these days I have come a couple of times in this street which, despite the Risorgimento title, has its roots in a few centuries before. Although not often I always return willingly to these parts, since as a young man I came quite often in Corso Garibaldi, as well as in Corso Como and Via Solferino, where my friends from school lived. Needless to say, since then (we talk about the distant Sixties) a lot, a lot has changed. However, you can still find some good traces of the bygone days - pastel-coloured facades, old railing houses, andites and characteristic corners - thus letting memories run free.
I deliberately leave out any mention of nightlife and other fashionable aspects.
(*visited 18 and 21 September*)
I deliberately leave out any mention of nightlife and other fashionable aspects.
(*visited 18 and 21 September*)
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Written 21 September 2024
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Cymro
Coimbra, Portugal3,305 contributions
Nov 2019
The Corso Garibaldi leads from the Garibaldi Gate, Porta Garibaldi, down to the castle area. It is a commercial street, with numerous shops, cafés and restaurants. It's a pleasant walk, which I enjoyed despite the rain.
Written 29 January 2020
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Alessandro F
Milan, Italy33,116 contributions
Aug 2019 • Solo
The ancient Door at the end of this street was called Porta Comasina.....door leading to Como, only since 1860 is called Porta Garibaldi as the street.
The course is of the longest with 1100 meters, full of shops and artistic and culinary attractions.
The course is of the longest with 1100 meters, full of shops and artistic and culinary attractions.
Written 23 August 2019
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Lina K
Beirut, Lebanon685 contributions
Oct 2017
When you visit Milan I advise you to visit and discover the new trend in architecture which is the green cities.
Corso Garibaldi is a new part in Milan where you can see the vertical green plants thorough all windows and balconies that surrounded the twins skyscrapers, added by many mirrored skyscrapers this green will provide mor oxygen and more relaxation and serenity to the citizens
Corso Garibaldi is a new part in Milan where you can see the vertical green plants thorough all windows and balconies that surrounded the twins skyscrapers, added by many mirrored skyscrapers this green will provide mor oxygen and more relaxation and serenity to the citizens
Written 1 October 2017
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Cadmium23
Reading, England, United Kingdom43 contributions
Sept 2016 • Couples
We stayed in an beautiful apartment on Corso Garibaldi, which was number 55 Corso, Garibaldi. This was run by a company called The Italian Way. You have to pick up the keys from their offices which was approximately 15 minutes walk from the apartment but the staff were very friendly and helpful.
The apartment was just beautiful, comfortable furnishings, well decorated, everything you need if you were back home. Perfect base in Milan on a wonderful avenue, lined with little shops, restaurants and lovely little friendly Italian cafes. Next to the apartment is an shop selling delicious gelato, which had lots of unusual but tasty flavours.
The Metro is a short distance way and the train station which takes you directly to the airport is also in walking distance.
This was the perfect place to stay, you could open the doors and listen to the hustle and bustle of the wonderful Italian people socialising in the streets below you. Would love to stay here again.
The apartment was just beautiful, comfortable furnishings, well decorated, everything you need if you were back home. Perfect base in Milan on a wonderful avenue, lined with little shops, restaurants and lovely little friendly Italian cafes. Next to the apartment is an shop selling delicious gelato, which had lots of unusual but tasty flavours.
The Metro is a short distance way and the train station which takes you directly to the airport is also in walking distance.
This was the perfect place to stay, you could open the doors and listen to the hustle and bustle of the wonderful Italian people socialising in the streets below you. Would love to stay here again.
Written 16 September 2016
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haktus
Zurich, Switzerland1,205 contributions
Dec 2022
even at this rainy morning a pleasure to stroll along the nice small shops and a pleasure to see the individual creativity of the shopowners.
Written 5 December 2022
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AMohsen
Port Said, Egypt696 contributions
Feb 2020
This is a nice district or region to hang out and watch some eye-catching architecture besides some nice stores for shopping.
Written 27 November 2020
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BrakiWorldTraveler
Belgrade, Serbia20,857 contributions
May 2019 • Friends
This is a street of high importance in Milan, as well the entire area around, connecting the old with new in this Italian metropolis.
It runs from the artistic and designer Brera district, which is also close to the historic Castello Sforzesco, all the way up to the new built modern area around Unicredit tower and vertical garden Bosco Verticale skyscrapers.
The area may not be interesting for first time visitors to Milan limited with time - it's not in the prime, historic area. But, if you're a returning visitor or you have more time I would strongly suggest visiting it.
It runs from the artistic and designer Brera district, which is also close to the historic Castello Sforzesco, all the way up to the new built modern area around Unicredit tower and vertical garden Bosco Verticale skyscrapers.
The area may not be interesting for first time visitors to Milan limited with time - it's not in the prime, historic area. But, if you're a returning visitor or you have more time I would strongly suggest visiting it.
Written 21 May 2019
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The shops are open throughout the day and well into the evening up until approx. 9.00pm
Written 9 September 2017
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