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SHOPPING, DINING, ANDTOWARDSCONTAINS GENERAL AND THEMATIC MAPS OF MILAN®ENDORSED BYFIDENZAVILLAGESALESFrom JANUArY 5to mArCH 4Milan February 2012the guide20 shoppingBoutiques & Passion Shops ListingsMajor shopping areas and our choiceof the best speciality stores40 diningDining ListingsListings by type of cuisine50 entertainmentEntertainment & Nightlife ListingsThe latest information about how to enjoyyour stay in MilanShopping Express Daily Serviceprenota online / book online:www.FidenzaVillage.comDAILYSHoPPING EXPrESSFrom mILANBooK oN LINEor ASK YoUr CoNCIErGEFor SPECIALPromotIoNSMuseo Teatrale alla Scala© Teatro alla Scalawhere now6 EntertainmentFrom sport to music. Tips for your spare time…8 Love in MilanA city to love and be loved is getting readyto celebrate the most romantic event of the year:Valentine’s Day15 ArtsNot-to-be-missed exhibitions,from Cézanne to the contemporary art16 What’s New in the CityEnter a whole new world of fashion and foodwith Milan’s latest openings56 Museums & AttractionsMuseums & Attractions ListingsMajor sightseeing attractions plus museumsand events60 essentialsTransport and useful informationTips for getting around and about in the city62 mapCentral Milan mapAlso Inside02 A Note from the Publisher03 Discover Milan04 Hot DatesFEBRUARY 2012THE COMPLETE GUIDE TO GO ®RED PASSIONIN MILANENTERTAINMENTDON’T MISS WHAT’S NEW IN THE CITYTHIS MONTH EVENTSMilanwheremilan.comon the coverFortunato Depero,“Squisito al selz”, 1926www.FidenzaVillage.comA1 Motorway, Fidenza/Salsomaggiore Terme exit© Fidenza Village 2012 01/1218 Where ElseThe red train of the Alps, from Tirano to St. Moritzwheretraveler.com Get the city buzz online from our local editors.Connect with us onlinewww.wheretraveler.com 1

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It was, in fact, here that the tradition of theMilanese aperitivo first came into being.Where takes pleasure in informing its readers about this city landmark,situated between La Scala, the Duomo and Milan’s key shopping streets.The painting “Rissa in Galleria” (1910)by Umberto Boccioni, Pinacoteca di Brera – Map F3PartnerMilan Hotel guests(beginning with you, our reader)will determine with their vote theConcierge of the Year.Visit www.wheremilan.com and vote.Sponsor– ANDREA JARACHPublisher, Where MilanThe new windows of Camparinoin the “Galleria”, corner of piazzaDuomo. History looms largewherever you might happento be in Milan. In the early 20thcentury, the name Campari becamea symbol of Milanese lifestyle.Since that time, entertainmentand design have mingled withthis century-old brand.Your traveling companion since 1936®where®magazineWHERE MILANpublished by:Where Italia srlVia Ezio Biondi, 1. 20154 Milano.T: 02 349951 - Fax 02 33107015info@wheremilan.comwww.wheremilan.compublisher and editor-in-chiefAndrea Jarach (andrea.jarach@wheremilan.com)editorial (PROEDI COMUNICAZIONE srl)MANAGING DIRECTOR proedi comunicazioneDaniele MisrachiEDITORial coordination Alessandra Finzimanaging EDITOR Elena Bindamagazine EDITORial staff Carey Bernitz,Francesca Hasbani (city reporter), Patrizia Masnini,Chiara Tarenzi (city reporter)WEB EDITorial staffElena Peverata (www.wheretraveler.com),Alessia Genovese (www.wheremilan.com)DESIGNER Elisabetta GiudiciCONTRIBUTORS & consultants Valentina Bonelli,Sabrina Ciccolo, Maria Grazia Gargioni,Francesca De Ponti, Marco Gatti (Dining),Filippo Hasbani, Joy Lacanlale, Fabio Lancini,Giacomo Magistrelli, Andrea Milanesi (Entertainment),Carol Oberman, Simone Pinter, Valentina Pitozzi,David Ross (Hotelerie), Micol Sarfatti, Tips Images(Iconography)MARKETING & ADVERTISING David Algazi,Isa Faleschini, Marta Mailhac, Rachele RennaADMINISTRATION Katia GretoPRODUCTION & CIRCULATION, SALES SUPPORTCOORDINATOR Paola GrilliHOTEL pr SERVICES Maria GranataCUSTOMER SERVICES Cristina Garbini, Maria Grazia RubinoREG. trib. milano no. 453, 19 july 2010where italia srl, iscritto al roc no. 20182 del 14 settembre 2010direttore responsabile: Andrea JarachPrinted by Cromografica Europea, Rho (Milano)where milan è distribuito gratuitamente nei principali hotele in alcune località selezionateWhere® is also published in Rome by Tourist Media srlMORRIS visitor publicationsMVP EXECUTIVEChairman & CEOWilliam S. Morris IIIPresidentWilliam S. Morris IVMANAGING DIRECTOR EUROPEChris ManningWhere® Magazine makes every effort to ensure the accuracy of theinformation it publishes, but cannot be held responsible for anyconsequences arising from errors or omissions. All rights reserved.Reproduction in whole or in part is strictly prohibited.WHERE MILAN partnersPublished in association withMVPMorris Visitor PublicationsWhere® magazine and the where® logo are registeredtrademarks of Morris Visitor Publications.ENDORSED BYDISCOVER MILAN / STUNNING NATURE PARKSWinter view from Campo dei Fiori (Varese)Photo: Armando PezzarossaSeveral scenic breathing spacesjust a short distance from the cityIf you think that Lombardy, one of Italy’s 20regions, of which Milan is the capital, is anindustrial area interspersed with housedand streets then…think again! Incredible,but true, this region boasts an immenseheritage of green breathing spaces ofwhich as many as 25 have been establishedas Nature Parks.To learn more, consult the mapon this page and visit thelombardiaparchi.proedi.it website.If you happen to be in the city for a fewdays and wish to escape from urban sprawlto the pure tranquillity of the outdoorsthen we suggest visiting one of the parks:in fact, the largest, the Ticino Nature Park,is located just 20 km from the city.20 miLombardy 30 Km Parks“Experiencing the Parks of Lombardy” is a guide by Where®.For further information, visit www.proedieditore.it or ask your concierge.The Guide is available at BIT 2012 (Borsa Internazionale del Turismo-InternationalTourism Exchange). 16-19 February, Fieramilano-Rho, Regione Lombardia block.LagoMaggioreLagoMaggiore20 mi9 ParcoRegionaleCampo dei FioriTicino30 KmPoLagodi LuganoVareseVarese12 Parco Pinetadi AppianoGentile e TradateVedanoOlonaTicino16TicinoPoParcoLombardodellaLagodi LuganoTicinoValle del TicinoComo24 Parco Nat.Boscodelle QuerceSestoS.GiovanniPaviaLagodi ComoLagodi ComoComo13 Parco Reg.Spina Verde di Como22 Parco23 ParcodelleGroaneLecco 11 Parcodi Montevecchiae dellaValle del CuroneAdda25 Parco NordMonzaMILANOMILANOAgricolo Sud MilanoPavia6 ParcoMonte Barro21 ParcodellaValledelLambroMonza22SestoS.GiovanniLambroAddaLodi4 ParcoRegionaledella GrignaSettentrionaleLeccoAddaAddaBremboLambroAddaBremboAdda NordBergamoAddaLodi14 ParcoAddaBrembo15 ParcoAdda SudAdda8Parco delle Orobie ValtellinesiSondrioBrembo10 Parcodei Collidi BergamoLago Bergamod'Endine20 Parcodel SerioOglioSondrio7 Parco delle Orobie BergamascheLagod'EndineLagod'Iseo18 Parcodell'OglioNordOglioCremonaOglioLagod'Iseo5 Parcodel Monte Brescia NettoCremonaPoOglioOglioLagod’IdroBresciaLagodi ValvestinoPo1 Parco NazionaleLagodiGardaOgliodello StelvioNationalpark Stilfserjoch2 Parcodell'AdamelloLagod’Idro19 Parcodell'Oglio SudMantovaLago Brescianodi ValvestinoLagodiGardaMincio3 ParcoAlto Garda17 Parcodel MincioMap – LegendMantovaLagoMaggioreStelvioNational ParkMountain ParksAgriculturaland Forest ParksRiver ParksMetropolitanGreen Belt ParksProvincesMunicipalitiesAirports30 Km20 miQuickGuideMincioExperiencing theParks of LombardyEXPERIENCING THE PARKS OF LOMBARDY 19nature • recreation • culture • sport • relaxationInformation • HighlightsExclusive Cartography25 Green Breathing SpacesTicinoVaresePoLagodi LuganoTicinoLagodi ComoComoSestoS.GiovanniPaviaMonzaMILANOSan DonatoMilaneseLecLL2 WHERE milan I FEBRUARY 2012www.wheretraveler.com 3

where nowMilanThe month’s top entertainment, dining and arts» focusLOVE IN MILANMilan – a city to love and be loved– is getting ready to celebrate themost romantic day of the year.To celebrate Valentine’s Day itoffers restaurants, boutiques andstores (where you can buy giftsfor your loved one), concerts andperformances. In addition to thenatural beauty of its views andgardens, “Where Milan” offers youa number of great ideas to makeyour day a truly special one. Forthose who are lucky enough tobe in a relationship and for thosewho, though still looking for a“significant other,” are neverthelesscontent to share this day with familyand friends. And, obviously, alsofor those who wish to dedicate thisspecial day to loving and indulgingthemselves.Tips for TwoThough renowned as a city of fashion and finance, once away from the hustle and bustleof everyday life, Milan is also a truly romantic city. The special appeal of the” Navigli”and the charm of the places that populate its banks, the streets of the historic centre –narrow and silent – and the old “case di ringhiera” (old houses characterized by intricatewrought iron banisters). And, then, obviously, its typical restaurants, concerts and elegantboutiques. Whether you’re in a relationship or looking for a “significant other” with whomto spend Valentine’s Day, here are some perfect locations for turning your romanticfantasies into reality.• Tiffany: What MakesLove TrueTiffany & Co. Located in via della Spiga,one of the city’s most fashionable streets, avisit to Tiffany & Co. is an absolute “must”…especially on Valentine’s Day. Heart-shapedcharms and the store’s famous “blue boxes”are the hallmark features of this brandfounded in New York in 1837. Its Milanesecounterpart is no less fascinating. Whatbetter occasion to make your sweetheart’sdream come true?Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm.www.tiffany.comVia della Spiga, 19/a. T: 02 76022321.M1 San Babila. Map G4and Tiffany c/o Excelsior Milano, Galleria delCorso, 4. T: 02 76015176. M1 San Babila. Map G5• Sexy in the CityLa Perla. For him and for her, the very bestlingerie at the brand’s exclusive boutiques invia Montenapoleone and via Manzoni. Silkcorsets and petticoats for a femme fataleand luxury underwear for men in the know.Superior “Made-in-Italy” quality and elegantboudoir apparel.www.laperla.comVia Montenapoleone, 1. T: 02 76000460.M1 San Babila. Map G4Via A. Manzoni, 1. T: 02 805309.M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4• The Flower of FlavorIl Giardino di Solferino. Soft lighting,a romantic atmosphere and top-notchtraditional Italian cuisine upgraded by expertchefs. The Giardino di Solferino is the perfectplace for an unforgettable meal. Make yourdate feel really special by booking yourValentine dinner here. Open daily.www.ilgiardinodisolferino.itVia Solferino, 48. T: 02 6551180.M2 Moscova. Map F3• Wellness in LoveCascina Madonnina. Relieve your stressand restore your wellbeing while spending arelaxing few hours with your partner. Situatedon the outskirts of Milan, just 10 minutes fromthe Rho Fieramilano fairgrounds, CascinaMadonnina offers you a chance to organizea romantic evening: from dinner where youcan savour all the flavours of typical Lombardycuisine in a warm, intimate atmosphere, to thehammam offering all the benefits of middleeasternwellness techniques. Don’t forget tobook ahead.www.cascinamadonnina.comVia Cascina Madonnina, 17.Pregnana Milanese (MI). T: 02 93595320. Off Map• Magical Atmosphereat AcantoRistorante Acanto. Charming and welcoming,this restaurant at the famous Hotel Principe diSavoia is the ideal spot for a romantic eveningor a special occasion. Chef Fabrizio Cadeistylishly upgrades the classics of Milanesecuisine with creatively presented disheshighlighted by an unmistakably light touch.Renowned for its courteous, attentiveservice, the restaurant also offers a fabulousselection of fine wines. Open daily.www.hotelprincipedisavoia.comPiazza della Repubblica, 17. T: 02 6230202.M3 Repubblica. Map G2• A room with a viewGlobe Restaurant & Lounge Bar. Climbto the top of the roofs of the city andenjoy a romantic view from the eighthfloor of Milan’s stunning Palazzo Coin,overlooking piazza Cinque Giornate. TheGlobe, featuring large glass windows, alsohas a covered, temperature-controlled,terrace and is the ideal spot for an aperitivo,a dinner or a brunch for two offering aromantic view over the city. Aperitivo: daily6.30pm-9.30pm; Monday until 9pm. Brunch:Suday, noon-2pm/2pm-4pm. We suggestbooking ahead.www.globeinmilano.itPiazza Cinque Giornate, 1. T: 02 55181969. Map H5• Romantic BouquetsAu Nom de la Rose. Celebrate Valentine’sDay by visiting one of the three Au Nom dela Rose boutiques scattered throughout thecity. Splendid bouquets created on-site withdozens of different varieties of the queenof flowers, plus candies, cosmetic infusionsclockwise from THE top:Globe Restaurant & LoungeBar on the eight floor of Coinmegastore; the Acanto restaurantin the Principe di Savoia Hotel;Il Giardino di Solferino in Brera;exclusive La Perla boutique.FRONT PAGE:White gold and red gold “LovingHeart” pendant by Tiffany & Co.8 WHERE milan I FEBRUARY 2012www.wheretraveler.com 9

where now Milanfrom LEFT TO RIGHT:the romantic Giardini dellaGuastalla; Osteria del Binari, ahistoric location boasting retròatmosphere; mini-chocolatesby Richart; tasty treatsby Pandenus.and perfumes made from roses. Furthermore,also worthy of note is the store’s householdfragrances’ collection, not only comprisingcandles and perfumed extracts– but also “Love” fragrance, boasting sensualnotes of vanilla, amber and raspberry.Open Mon-Sat 9am-8.30pm; Sun 9am-8pm.www.aunomdelarose.comPiazza A. Wagner, 10. T: 02 48009254. M1 Wagner.Map B4Via Mercato, 20. T: 02 89 093350. M2 Lanza. Map E4Corso Buenos Aires, 2. T: 02 29534012. M1 PortaVenezia. Map H3• Opera PremièreTeatro alla Scala-“Aida”. Teatro alla Scalacelebrates Valentine’s day with a Première of“Aida”, one of the world’s most famous operas infour acts by Giuseppe Verdi. This tragic, movinglove story between the slave Aida, daughterof the King of Ethiopia, and Egyptian warriorRadamès, is a triumph of music, stunning stagesets and sumptuous costumes, featuring a starstuddedcast directed by Omer Meir Wellber.Performance dates include: 14, 16, 21, 23 and 25February. Ask your concierge.www.teatroallascala.orgPiazza della Scala (Ticket Office via Filodrammatici, 2).T: 02 88791. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F4• A Garden of MarvelsGiardini della Guastalla. Simply magical, thisromantic green space – based on the style of atypically “Italian” garden – is one of the oldestpublic gardens in Milan. Hidden amongst severalof the city’s oldest, most elegant buildings,this metropolitan oasis is the perfect place toshare a few “stolen” moments with that specialsomeone. Open 7am-7pm.Via F. Sforza, via San Barnaba, via Guastalla.M3 Crocetta. Map G6• Charming MilaneseRestaurantOsteria del Binari. Dearly loved by theMilanese, this historic location is a “mustvisit”restaurant for foreign travellers both onaccount of its outstanding cuisine and its retròatmosphere. Set against an elegant backdrop,featuring early 20th century décor and averanda with a view over the old railway lines,this location is the ideal spot for a romanticdinner. Highlights include: pumpkin-filled ravioliand “risotto alla Milanese”, breaded veal cutletsand an Italian version of “Beef Wellington.”Must-try desserts include its chocolate pie, milkpudding with wild berries and “floating island,” aFrench dessert made from a soft meringue baseand custard. Open daily 7.30pm-11.30pm(bistrot 8am-6pm).delbinari.comVia Tortona, 1. T: 02 8395095. M2 Porta Genova FS.Map G7Teatro alla Scala• Stunning OttocentoGallerie d’Italia-Piazza Scala. Crossing the threshold of Gallerie d’Italia – the new centre of19th century Milanese art from the collections of Intesa SanPaolo and Fondazione Cariplo– will take you into a dream-like world amidst frescoed vaults, sumptuous moldings andantique mirrors. Set against the seductive backdrop of two ancient, aristocratic palazzi, youwill discover romantic paintings by Hayez, splendid marbles by Canova, evocative views of19th century Milan and the mysterious appeal of Symbolist art.www.gallerieditalia.com. Entrance on via Manzoni, 10. Open: Tues-Sun 9.30am-7.30pm. Thurs 9.30am-10.30pm. Closed on Monday. Free admittance until opening of the section dedicated to 20th centuryart, scheduled for 2012. For info and reservations (advisable for groups) call toll-free number 800.167.619.M1-M3 Duomo, M3 Montenapoleone Map F4Give Yourselfa CuddleIs the prospect of spending Valentine’s Dayalone depressing you? Do not despair. Milanknows how to satisfy your every need. This year,revolutionize Valentine’s Day by making it yourown. Thanks to the city’s untold number offashionable nightspots, you can dance the nightaway, enjoy its great shops or take advantage ofits numerous Spas and wellness centres. Millionsof people everywhere are showing their lovershow much they care. Why not show yourselfhow much you really love you?• A Cosmo-Chic PlacePandenus. From lunch to an evening cocktail, thisis more than just a well-stocked bar. Pandenusis a meeting place for gourmets: each speciality,from its bread to its desserts, are prepared on thespot to seduce even the most discerning foodies.Small, welcoming and trendy, this location has allthe right numbers to make your visit a special one,either alone or in the company of others.Open 7.30am-9.30pm.www.pandenus.itVia A. Tadino, 15. T: 02 29528016. M1 Porta Venezia.Map H2• For Choco AddictsGay Odin and Richart. Whatever your plans arefor this Valentine’s Day, why not treat yourselfand indulge in some premium chocolate byGay Odin or Richart. The former is a traditional,time-honoured Neapolitan chocolatier while thelatter is a luxury French brand which considerschocolates on a par with haute couture clothing,available in 2 different yearly collections: springsummerand autumn-winter.QC TermemilanoGay Odin. Open Mon-Sat 9.30am-7.30pm; Sun9.30am-1.30pm. www.gay-odin.it. Via San Giovanni sulMuro, 19. T: 02 39663509. M1 Cairoli. Map E5Richart. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm.www.richart.com. Via V. Monti, 36. T: 02 36520676.M1-M2 Cadorna FN. MapD4• Urban SpaQC Termemilano. There’s no better way tospend Valentine’s Day than treating yourselfto a day of total relaxation. Saunas, fountains,whirlpools, heated swimming pools, massagesand an array of wellness treatments, all setagainst the splendid backdrop of a Liberty-stylebuilding in the heart of the city. Open daily9.30am-11pm.www.termemilano.comPiazzale Medaglie d’Oro, 2 corner of via Filippetti.T: 02 55199367. M3 Porta Romana. Map H7• Making UpMac Cosmetics. For women, any occasionis an opportunity to look beautiful. At MacCosmetics, the line of professional make-uploved by make-up artists and stars worldwide,you can find more than 100 shades for eyes,lips and face, in short, everything a makeupaddict can’t live without.10 WHERE milan I FEBRUARY 2012www.wheretraveler.com 11

where now MilanAlso offers personalized make-up sessionsone of the best discotheques in the city.(by reservation only) . Open Mon-Sat 10am-Open Wed-Sat evenings.7.30pm; Sun noon-7.30pm.Piazza Armando Diaz, 1. T: 333 6530261 (info andwww.it.maccosmetics.comreservations). M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5Via Torino, 18. T: 02 89096591.M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5• The Pleasure of LuxuryGoldBlack Style. Whether you’re fashion• Food & FunMEMO Restaurant. Not a conventionalrestaurant, Memo is the result of a combinationbetween a passion for food and entertainment.addicted or simply not sure what to wear on thatIdeal for delightful aperitifs, dinners and after-special occasion, GoldBlack Style is available todining, its warm, welcoming atmosphere offerssatisfy your every whim. An exclusive personalthe best both in the kitchen and on-stage thanksshopping service and an absolute “must” forto a rich calendar of performances and shows.trend-setters or those who wish to stand out inOpen Mon-Sat, 7.30pm-2am. Ask your conciergea crowd.www.goldblackstyle.comCaffetteria degli Atellanifor the programs.www.memorestaurant.comShowroom & Office. Galleria Strasburgo, 3Via Monte Ortigara, 30 (10 minutes from Linate(Piazza San Babila). T: 02 39680604.M1 San Babila. Map G4• Traditional Sportingin MilanTennis Club Lombardo. Founded in 1946, theTCL is one of Milan’s oldest clubls. For those wholove wellness and sport © particularly tennis –this is a great place to visit at all times of the year.The club boasts a number of facilities includinga gym, massage parlour, club house, billiardsand bridge rooms (in summer – from May toSeptember –the swimming pool, featuring a 200sq.m. solarium terrace, is open to the public).Also houses a good restaurant/bar.www.tennisclublombardo.itVia G. Sismondi, 8. T: 02 70126512. Off Map• A New Cube in TownCubo. This light glass building – midwaybetween a green house and a sophisticated• Glamour PetsMy Pet Folies. Are you looking for agift for your four-legged friend? At thisboutique, dedicated to animals, you canfind any number of elegant gift ideas. Acharming venue, decorated in pink andwhite, offering glam accessories and highclassfood and hygiene products for dogsand cats.OpenMon 3.30pm-7.30pm;Tues-Sat 10.30am-7.30pm.www.mypetfolies.comVia Cerva, 6. T: 02 39680542.M1 San Babila. Map G5design space – hosts Caffetteria degli Atellani.Enjoy a moment’s relaxation, far from thefrenetic rhythm of city life, while sipping a glassof good wine or browsing through this smallbookshop’s innumerable publications devotedto the world of cinema. Also open in theevening, with a bar bistrot option.Open: Mon-Fri noon-6pm.www.atellani.itVia Moscova, 28. T: 02 36535957.M2 Moscova, M3 Turati. Map F3Better TogetherValentine’s Day does not need to be a holidayexclusively for couples but often serves as aperfect time to celebrate affection betweenfriends and relatives. Why not celebrate the 14thof February in the company of others – possiblyby going out for a special meal or picking out agift for your loved ones and, what better placeto do this than Milan?• Moroccan FlavorsYacout. An elegant restaurant and after-dinnervenue, this Moroccan paradise in Milan exudesscenic opulence in a whirl of exotic allusionsto recreate the atmosphere of an authenticMoroccan Riad. The kitchen, open everyevening, presents a new culinary panorama:the dishes, served with care by attentivewaiters, range from traditional Moroccan totraditional Mediterranean cuisine. Duringdinner, oriental dancers perform spectacularchoreographies – theatrical and regular bellydances, tribal fusion, Arabic can-can, burlesqueand aerial burlesque and hip hop. The idealenvironment for celebrating both privateoccasions and corporate events. The groundfloor is the best spot to view the belly dancingon a central glass-covered aquamarinefountain while the second floor houses a salonprivé and a cigar room. Open daily.www.yacout.itVia Cadore 23. T: 02 5462230. Off Map• Fun at the Water WorldAcqua World. The largest indoor water parkin Italy, Acqua World is situated just a fewkilometres from Milan: an oasis of relaxationfeaturing 12 indoor and outdoor pools,relaxation areas, a laguna with waves, hightechslides boasting lengths of up to 1,100metres and a bar and restaurant. Year-roundentertainment for the whole family. Open Mon-Fri 2pm-10pm; Sat-Sun 9am-10pm.www.acquaworld.it. Via La Pira, 16.T: 039 6043050. Concorezzo (MB). Off Map• Let’s Do the TimeWarp Again!Rocky Horror Picture Show. This highlyentertaining musical – based on the 1975screen edition featuring Susan Sarandonand Tim Curry – is currently being staged atCinema Mexico. If you love the songs of thiscult movie and can’t wait to sing along and“let your hair down”, all you need to do isbook and…“Let’s do the time warp again!”.Performances staged every Friday startingfrom 3 February, at 10pm. Advance bookingadvisable (entry €6.00).www.cinemamexico.it . Via Savona, 57. T: 0248951802. M2 Porta Genova FS. Map B7• Cosmopolitan Night SpotNepentha. Situated just a short distance fromthe Duomo, Nepentha is one of Milan’s oldestnight spots designed for those in search ofsomething new to enliven their cosmopolitanevenings. Strict door-selection, fabulouscocktails, top level service and a number ofrenowned artists and DJs make this venue areference point for Milanese party animals(and not only). Also ideal for dinner, Nepentha isAirport). T: 02 54019856. Off Map• Towards CreativityPixar: 25 anni d’animazione. An exhibitionthat involves everyone, from the oldestto the youngest, dedicated to the studyof animation to bring us any number ofunforgettable characters. At PAC-Padiglionedi Arte Contemporanea until 14 February,the exhibition – already hosted at New York’sMoMA and currently in Milan for its firstEuropean stopover – highlights creativityand technology through drawings, paintings,sculptures, storyboards, installations andmuch more besides.PAC is located just a shortdistance from the Public Gardens of PortaVenezia, the perfect place for a pleasant strollin the heart of the city.www.mostrapixarmilano.itPAC_Padiglione d’Arte Contemporanea.Via Palestro, 1. T: 02 88446359. M1 Palestro. Map G3• When Italy Rhymeswith FrancePiqueNique Restaurant. This restaurant,resembling a Breton house, features wickerchairs, checked table cloths and an openfireplace. Its welcoming atmosphere anddelightful menu satisfy all tastes with small,medium, large and very large portions. Therestaurant offers a combination of traditionalItalian and French food. Highlights includesoups and meat and fish “tagliate.” Also offersa super, American-style Sunday brunch: a greatopportunity for an enjoyable get-together. OpenMon noon-3pm; Tues-Fri noon-3pm/7.30pm-11pm; Sat 7.30pm-11pm.www.piquenique.itVia Bergognone, 24.T: 02 42297225.M2 Porta Genova FS.Map C7top:MEMO Restaurant tributesValentine’s Day with a specialevening dedicated to music andmagic. To mark the occasion it willbe offering an à la carte menu plusperformances by a dinner-tablemagician and… surprise giftsfor all couples.left and below:The PiqueNique Restaurantand Città del Sole.• Toys From the WorldCittà del Sole. One of Milan’s best-loved toy shops, Città del Sole specializes in toys thatare designed to help kids grow and learn. This eco-friendly, smart toy store sells funny,imaginative toys from the UK, Germany, France, Scandinavia and the US. A paradise forchildren and adults alike stocking a wide range of board games. Guaranteed to keeplittle and big ones busy for hours on end. Open Mon 11am-7pm; Tues-Fri 10am-7pm;Sat 10am-1.30pm/2.30pm-7pm.www.cittadelsole.it via Orefici, 13. T: 02 86461683. M1 Cordusio. Map F512 WHERE milan I FEBRUARY 2012www.wheretraveler.com 13

Shopping in Milan?byWhere Milan projectis endorsed byontenapoleoneTHE SHOPPING GUIDELive your Milan experienceContains Maps and Tips» ARTSGiuseppe Bertini, L’incontro di Dante e frate Ilario (1845)A TreasureTrove of DelightsOne hundred and fifty years after the Unification of Italy,Museo Poldi Pezzoli will dedicate an exhibition to its founder,one of the most interesting personages of 19th century Milan.The exhibition “Gian Giacomo Poldi Pezzoli. L’uomo e ilcollezionista del Risorgimento”, scheduled to run until 13February 2012, traces the events related to independence andthe Unification of Italy seen through the eyes, the experiencesand the art collection of this protagonist of Italian history.www.museopoldipezzoli.itOpen Wed-Mon 10am-6.30pm. Closed on Tuesday.Via Kramer, 5. T: 02 77122321 M1 Palestro. Map G4La Fabbrica dei SogniMasterpieces on ShowFebruary is your last chance to fall in love with and admire threealluring exhibitions.● Until 14 February, the blockbuster exhibition Pixar: 25 Yearsof Animation will showcase drawings, paintings, sculptures andinstallations dedicated to the ingenious and unforgettable characterscreated by the famous Animation Studio. At PAC-Padiglione di ArteContemporanea. www.mostrapixarmilano.it● Another exhibition that celebrates creative genius and imaginationis La Fabbrica dei Sogni. It shows projects that contributed todeveloping the Italian design system, placing it at the forefront of theglobal design stage from the end of World War II to today. TriennaleDesign Museum until 26 February. www.triennale.org● Last days to see the exhibition dedicated to one of the mastersof French art: Paul Cézanne. Cézanne et les ateliers du Midi is settledat Palazzo Reale just behind the Duomo, until 26 February.www.mostracezanne.itLast ChanceLive yourexclusiveMilan experienceDownload yourMontenapoleone AppWINTERDon’t miss “Montenapoleone by Where”the new seasonal shopping guide to upscale Milanese brands.Available from 20 February at affiliated hotels,newsstands and on the “Montenapoleone by Where” AppTo subscribe and receive all seasonal issuessubscriptions@wheremilan.comThanks toSara Bernabé, Premier Tax FreeGuglielmo Miani, Larusmiani,Associazione Montenapoleone PresidentA gift fromyour hotel10 eurowww.wheremilan.comGIUSEPPE BERTINI AT MUSEO POLDI PEZZOLI © Accademia di Brera, MilanoArt & Science in TriennaleA Brand New MindOur bodies and minds are very different from those of previousgenerations. The reason for this can be discovered at the exhibitionDa zero a cento. Le nuove età della vita (From zero to one hundred.The new ages of life). From 23 February until 28 March at TriennaleBovisa, the works of art and a series of scientific exhibits will explain allthe potential of our “new bodies” and how, over the last century, thehuman condition has changed radically. An unusual initiative: visitorswill also have a chance to test their IQs and compare them with thoseof their ancestors. www.triennalebovisa.itSilk SkinFor the first time in Italy, an exhibition that combines art and scienceon the theme of skin: Pelle di donna. Identità e bellezza tra arte escienza (Skin of woman. Identity and beauty of art and science).Until 19 February at Milan’s Triennale, an exhibition featuring sixsections looks at the theme of beauty and female identity with a richselection of works of art, documents and objects: from the classicalbeauty of Canova to Roy Lichtenstein’s more conceptual vision.www.triennale.orgFor the whole of 2012, by purchasing a single ticket costing just €10.00,visitors will have a chance to see all the exhibitions on display at Milan’sTriennale. www.triennale.org. Open Tues-Sun 10.30am-8.30pm; Thurs-Fri 10.30am-11pm. Viale Alemagna, 6.www.wheretraveler.com 15

»where now MilanNEW OPENINGSWhat’s Newin the CityMilan, famed as the capitalof shopping, always hassomething new to reveal,including the latest trendsfrom abroad, key shoppingstreets, fabulous hideawaysin the city and sought-afterproducts. Over the lastfew months, the city hasseen a myriad of new storeand boutique openings.In addition to being thecentre of fashion, Milanis also renowned forits art and food.Japanese MainlandShiki Restaurant. The cuisine at this new restaurant located in viaSolferino, in the heart of old Milan, sees inventive Japanese cookinginfused with a continental sensibility. Chez Shiki, the best Japanesespecialities, enriched by a touch of Italian creativity, can be enjoyedin a sophisticated ambience, featuring top-level, courteous service.Customized menus are available on request. Guests can also reservea private room or the entire restaurant. The ideal place for businesslunches or dinners. Lunch Mon-Fri noon-3pm; Dinner daily 8pm-2am.www.shikimilano.itVia Solferino, 35. T: 02 29003345. M2 Moscova. Map F2The Passion StoreGazzetta Store. The “Gazzetta dello Sport”, the historic, pink paged Italian sports newspaperread daily by millions of Italian men, has just opened a new, twin-level flagship store whereyou can purchase sweat shirts, T-shirts and track suits, but also mugs, bags, gadgetsand furnishing objects featuring either the newspaper’s logo or headliners. The storealso displays memorabilia dedicated to sporting feats of famous champions of all ages,ranging from Maradona to Balotelli. Open daily 10am-7.30pm.www.gazzetta.itCorso Vittorio Emanule-Galleria San Carlo. M1 San Babila. Map G5The Triumph of LingerieTriumph. This Swiss lingerie and beachwear brand has just openeda megastore in via Dante, one of Milan’s most renowned shoppingdistricts. Two floors, extending over 750 sq.m., dedicated to eleganceand sensuality. In addition to a sales area, the store also housesa hospitality corner: the Dessous Lounge used for the organizationof events, meetings and fashion shows, plus a breathtakingview over the Duomo. Open daily 10am-8pm.www.triumph.com/itVia Dante, corner of piazza Cordusio. T: 02 72080683. M1 Cordusio. Map E5Chic and TimelessVionnet. At corso Monforte 16, in the very heartof the design district, this store is characterized byminimalist lines combined with opulent materialsincluding marble and brass, a readaptation of theelegant Parisian atelier founded by world renownedcouturier Madeleine Vionnet. Vionnet has alreadywon over the hearts of numerous stars, includingMadonna. For the joy of fashionistas, this exclusivebrand has chosen Milan to open its first Italiansinglebrand store. Vionnet’s chairman is dapperentrepreneur Matteo Marzotto, also the sonof famed Italian designer Marta Marzotto.www.vionnet.comCorso Monforte, 16. T: 02 49682563.M1 San Babila. Map H4A New Sport BistrotHall of Fame. A new bistrot where friends and family can gather to enjoy top-level Italiancuisine, accompanied by several of Britain’s best-known ales in a fun, comfortable atmosphere.Its walls are covered with sports memorabilia, from football to rugby, and the venue boasts largeplasma screens so that patrons can enjoy watching a vast array of international sporting events.The kitchen is open daily from breakfast to after-dinner snacks.Open daily 7pm-2am.www.hofmilano.it Piazza Piemonte, 8. T: 02 36705187. M1 Buonarroti. Map A4Stroili EnlightensMilanStroili Oro. Italy’s largest jewellery chain hasjust opened a flagship store in corso VittorioEmanuele II, just a short distance from theDuomo.The new, twin-level boutique, extending overa surface area of 250 sq. m. is the company’s350th sales point in Italy. Décor includesvibrant colours such as fuchsia and lilac andhi-tech lighting designed to enhance thejewellery displayed.Open daily 10am-8pm.www.stroilioro.comCorso Vittorio Emanuele II, 30. T: 02 76281340.M1 San Babila. Map G5Digital DiningHam Holy Burger. At this restaurant,with its minimalist, informal decor,Italian cuisine enters the realms oftechnology: here guests can use anIpad (which substitutes the menu) toorder hamburgers made from choicePiedmont beef. Waiters do not takeorders but only serve at tables.Offers a good range of artisanalItalian beers.Open daily 12.30am-3pm/7.30-midnight.www.hamholyburger.comVia Palermo, 15. T: 02 875510.M2 Moscova. Map E316 WHERE milan I febrUary 2012www.wheretraveler.com 17

V. RovelloV. RespighiShoppingShoppingroentale. L.iscontiTeatroStudioV. TivoliSella. M. CamperioForo BuonaparteCorso GaribaldiV. RovelloV. DanteV. MeraviglilcorinaTeatrodelle ErbeelnistaCairoliV. Santa MartaV. MercatoV. Ponte VeteroV. PontaccioV. Fiori ChiariV. CusaniV. NegriV. S. CarpoforoV. MadonninaV. BrolettoV. San TomasoV. BolloV. S.M. SegretaV. MonetaV. Cavalieridel S. SepolcroP.za delCarmineV. BocchettoV. TorinoV. PiattiV. delV. PallaV. del CarmineV. CiovassoPalazzoCarmagnolaTeatroGrassiLauroV. dei BossiV. SanProspero V. PorroneCorso Italia22 WHERE MILAN I FEBRUARY 2012V. BreraV. MeloneV. dell’OrsoV. MercantiV. Armorari V. SpadariPalazzoArchintoV. LupettaV. ClericiV. BreraV. A. BoitoV. OreficiV. MauriV. San MarcoP.zaS. MarcoP.ttaPalazzodi BreraCusaniP.tta M.BossiV. T. GrossiV. HugoV. dell’UnioneV. ZebediaV. FienoV. Fiori OscuriV. Mazzini V. MazziniV. G. VerdiV. FilodrammaticiV. SanDalmazioV. Monte di PietàV. S. PellicoV. CernaiaOsservatorioAstronomicodi BreraOrtoBotanicoP.zaMissoriEx Montedi PietàV. AndegariV. Santa MargheritaV. GonzagaV. AlbricciCorso di Porta RomanaV. FatebenefratelliV. dell’AnnunciataV. BorgonuovoV. Flli. GabbaGalleriarsa MeravigliP.zaCordusioPal. deiP.za degli PosteGiureconsultiAffariCordusioCentraliPalazzo dellaDuomoP.za Passaggio RagioneEdisonCentrale P.zaMercantiPassaggioP.za delDuomo Duomo DuomoS. MariaP.zaPodonePio XImeoBiblioteca● OrologeriaAmbrosianaV. Dogana Luigi Verga PalazzoPinacotecaRealeL.go L. J.Ambrosiana P.za S. M. Borges V. GiardinoBeltradeS. SebastianoS. MariaP.zapressoDiazS. SatiroGalleriaTorinoBBCBasilica di SanSimplicianoS. TomasoLuigi VergaOrologitreeumentay StationoLuxury shoppingBRERAS. Maria delCarmineGalleriadell’UnioneS. AlessandroTeatro deiFilodrammaticiGalleriaMazziniDS. MarcoPinacotecadi BreraTeatroalla ScalaMuseo delRisorgimentoS. GiuseppeV. VelascaV. MoroneV. BigliV. Alessandro Manzoni V. Alessandro ManzoniV. FoscoloP.zaRealeV. RastrelliV. P. CannobioV. PantanoQuesturaP.zaS. ErasmoV. San RaffaeleV. dei GiardiniMontenapoleoneV. RadegondaV. Palazzo RealeV. De MarchiV. HoepliAscensoreV. LargaV. ChiaravalleV. MontenapoleoneV. Sant’AntonioV. AgnelloThis Stazione map is kindly sponsored by the Rolex Official Retailers in MilanCentraleGiardini PubbliciPalazzoBorromeod’AddaCasaManzoniPalazzoBelgioiosoLeonardo Casa degli P.zaOmenoni BelgioiosoP.zaP.za dellaL.goMedaScala MattioliPal. MarinoMunicipio S. FedeleP.zaS. FedeleGalleriaVittorioEmanuele IITeatroLiricoDuomoS. Gottardoin Corte● Ronchi TemporaryMuseoPoldiPezzoliOdeonV. San PaoloMuseodel Duomo PalazzoArcivescovileArchi di PortaNuovaV. delle OreGalleriaManzoniV. BorgospessoV. P. VerriGalleriaLongobardiCorso Vittorio Emanuele IIGalleriaPattariV. San BergaminiV. PattariV. Festa del PerdonoV. F. TuratiV. Santo SpiritoCorso MatteottiP.za delLibertyTeatroManzoniP.zaFontanaV. S. Pietro all’OrteP.zaBeccariaV. VerziereV. San BernardinoV. 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This map is originally designed and produced by CM Cartographics.Prefettura(PalazzoIsimbardi)PalazzoTrivulzioMissoriGiardino7della GuastallaSinagogaTorreUniversitàVelascadegli StudiTeatrodi MilanoOlmettoPalazzoL.go (Ca’ Granda)S. S. Barnaba S. MariaAnnoniF. Richinie Paolodella PaceC D E F G H 6593RAOfficial Retailers in MilanES. Francescodi PaolaS. AntonioAbateGalleriadel ToroGalleria del Corso S. VitoMuseo Civicodi MilanoS. Bernardinoalle OssaTeatrodi VerduraBiblioteca diVia Del SenatoMuseodi StoriaContemporaneaGalleriaS. BabilaPalazzoDuriniGalleriad’ArteModernaS. PietroCelestinoTeatro SanBabilaS. BabilaPAC -Padiglione d’ArteContemporaneaed. Whilst every care has been taken to check the accuracy of the information in this guide, the publishers cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions or the consequences thereof. No part of this map and guide may be reproduced without the permission of the publishers. This map is originally designed and produced by CM Cartographics.◗ Pisa Orologeria - Rolex BoutiqueVia Montenapoleone, 24T: 02 76317726◗ Gobbi 1842Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 15T: 02 76020536● Rocca 1794● Pisa Orologeria -Rolex BoutiqueF● Gobbi 1842◗ Orologeria Luigi VergaVia Mazzini corner of via Dogana, 3T: 02 8056521◗ Luigi Verga OrologiCorso Vercelli, 7T: 02 43995176G◗ Rocca 1794Piazza Duomo, 25T: 02 8057447◗ RonchiVia Albricci, 2 (Temporary Shop)T: 02 877449HS. Pietroin GessateMuseodi StoriaNaturaleCorsoBuenosAiresV. Conservatorio123456Rubertelli—The latest treatments, innovationand ancient wisdom. These are the secrets ofthe Rubertelli Team beauty salon. Offering a vastselection of treatments for men and women,each customer is given individual attention tofind the solution best suited to his/her needs.Everything is skilfully connected: cut, colour,styles and make-up. The same applies totraditional beauty treatments, from massagesto nail reconstruction, from sun lamps to hairremoval treatments. Open Mon-Sat 9am-8pm.www.rubertelli.com. Via V. Monti, 56. T: 02468845. M1 Conciliazione. Map C3Severgnini—Severgnini epitomizes beauty withsimple, natural, easy-to-manage hairstyles andpractical cuts. Founded in the Seventies, it owesits reputation to the professionalism of its staff,innovative trends and a combination of traditionaland innovative procedures. All its salons offer acomplete service: in addition to hair care, faceand body treatments are also available. Severgninihas several locations scattered throughout thecity (corso Matteotti, piazza Duca d’Aosta, viaPascoli, via Paolo da Cannobbio, piazza S. Babilaand via San Martino). Open Tues-Sat 9am-6pm.www.severgninimilano.it. Piazza S. Babila, 5. T: 0276001648. M1San Babila. Map G4TONI&GUY—Two young and dynamic salons(in via V. Monti and Galleria Passarella) offeringpersonalized cuts, studied according to thelines of your face and individual customerrequirements. Tony&Guy also boasts aprestigious academy, where hair stylists shareexperiences, and a beautifully packaged productline. Open Mon 11am-8pm; Tues-Wed-Fri 9.30am-9pm; Thurs 9.30am-9pm; Sat 9.30am-7.30pm.www.toniandguy.it. Via V. Monti, 27.T: 02 48027137. M1-M2 Cadorna. Map D4WILD BEAUTY—Just a short distance fromthe Castello Sforzesco, Wild Beauty aims torejuvenate skin and soul. An expert team ofprofessionals, a sophisticated ambience anda host of services. Among the most popular,well worth a try are “beauty day”, a completetreatment including body care, manicure andpedicure, facials and peelings. Open Mon-Tues8.30am-9pm; Wed-Thurs-Fri 8.30am-9.30pm;Sat 10.30am-8pm; Sun 10.30am-8pm. www.wildbeauty.it. Corso Garibaldi, 30. T: 02 72023341.M2 Lanza, M2 Moscova. Map E3Books & MagazinesABOOK PICCOLO—Set within the magnificentRenaissance cloisters of Teatro Grassi, whichalso hosts a literary cafè, this internationalbookstore offers a wide selection of publicationson architecture, art, design, photography andtheatre. A “hive of ideas” where you can also findrare scripts or participate in book readings andpresentations given by the authors themselves.Open Tues-fri 12am-10pm; Sat 3pm-10pm; Sun10am-8pm. www.abooklibrerie.it. Via Rovello, 2. T:02 72333504 Map E3AMERICAN BOOKSTORE—Situated just in front ofthe Castello Sforzesco, for the past 30 years, thispopular bookstore has been a reference pointfor English-speaking readers. Ancient books andprints department. A selection of original itemsfrom all over the world. Open Mon 1.30pm-7pm;Tues-Sat 10.30am-7pm. Largo Cairoli corner of viaM. Camperio. T: 02 878920. M1 Cairoli. Map E4FNAC—An internationally renowned Frenchchain, it offers three floors featuring a vast rangeof products: books (also available in foreignlanguages) CDs, DVDs, videogames, cell phones,MP3, IT, TV, Hi-Fi, cameras and camcorders, a ticketservice, photo printing, bar and Internet Point.Open Mon-Sat 9.30am-8pm; Sun 10am-8pm.www.fnac.it. Via Torino, 45. T: 02 869541. M1-M3Duomo, M3 Missori. Map F5La Feltrinelli Express—A brand new sales pointextending over 2500 sq.m. located inside theStazione Centrale. Spread out over several floors,it offers books, CDs, DVDs, multimedia items,stationery and the largest selection of paperbacksin the city in original language versions. On theground floor, dedicated to travelers, you canfind an international newsstand and a wideselection of guides and books on art and localhistory. The second floor is given over to infantsand children while the third, boasting originalfrescoes from the Thirties, offers a selection of 65thousand books, CDs, DVDs and games. The topfloor is used for presentations and events. OpenMon-Sun 7am-10pm. www.lafeltrinelli.it. StazioneCentrale. T: 02 6679031. M1-M3 Centrale.Map H1Your Premier Refund+ Your Premier Refund+Your Premier Refund+ byPREMIERbyPREMIER ©Libreria degli Atellani—Located in front of theChurch of Santa Maria delle Grazie, this bookstoreis housed in the historic building in whichLeonardo da Vinci lived while working on “TheLast Supper.” It offers newly released publicationsand a large and exhaustive catalogue of classicsand contemporary fiction. Upstairs you’ll find anup-to-date English language fiction section andan extensive selection of non-fiction texts andart books. A paper shop offers a wide selectionof newspapers together with a wide choice ofnational and international magazines, specializingin fashion and interior design. Open daily 7.30am-7.30pm. Corso Magenta, 65.T: 02 4816150. M1 Conciliazione. Map D4Mondadori Multicenter—A chain ofmegastores scattered throughout the city,offering a wide assortment of books, CDs, DVDs,videogames, phones, electronics, IT, café,foreign newsstand and Internet Point.www.negozimondadori.it. Several locations inthe city (piazza Duomo, corso Vittorio EmanueleII, via Marghera, via Berchet). Mon-Sun 9am-11pm(Newsstand, Coffee Bakery and Fine Foods from7am). Piazza del Duomo, 1. T: 02 4544110.M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5Panton’s English Bookshop—Spread outover two floors, Panton’s offers a vast selectionof books in English: narrative, history, children’sbooks, cookery, art etc.; but also books onHOW TO ENJOYYOUR EXTRA-FREE SHOPPING.ASK FOR YOUR PREMIER REFUNDYour Premier Refund+ ©Your Premier Refund+Your Premier Refund+ Your Premier Refund+Come to our VIP Lounge in Via MonteNapoleone 21and ask for your MONTENAPOLEONE PREMIER CARDloaded with your Premier Tax Refund plus an additional 15% added as bonus!Use your prestigious card to keep enjoying your Extra-Free Shopping1234 1234 1234 1234in the boutiques of MonteNapoleone street!Texte xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxwww.premiertaxfree.com/montenapoleoneAvail of your unique extra-free shopping experience in the heartof the world’s most famous and luxurious fashion brands.The MonteNapoleone Premier Lounge is open from Monday to Friday,from 10:30 to 19:00 and on Saturday from 13.00 to 19.00.Our multi-lingual staff is at your complete disposal.www.wheretraveler.com 23

Fashion StoresMilan is known as one of the shopping capitals of theworld. Although high-end purchases can be madein any part of the city, several urban areas are alsoentirely given over to the business of luxury shopping.First and foremost, the Quadrilatero della Moda, setamidst four of Milan’s most expensive and prestigiousshopping streets, namely via Montenapoleone, viaManzoni, via della Spiga and corso Venezia.It is here that the most important fashion designers,of international repute, offer their luxurious creations.Discover the world of fashion and glamour in thisunique, magical pedestrian precinct (also featuringa number of small side streets dotted with glamboutiques).Beyond the Quad itself, shoppers can visit otherdistricts just as golden, such as the DuomocorsoVittorio Emanuele II-Galleria-via Dantearea, Brera and Solferino, with corso Garibaldiand corso Como or the Vercelli-Belfiore-Marghera districts.ALBERTA FERRETTI PHILOSOPHY—www.albertaferretti.com. Open Mon-Sat10am-7pm. Via Montanapoleone, 21/A. T: 0276003095. M3 Montenapoleone, M1 San Babila.Map G4ALVIERO MARTINI 1° CLASSE—www.alvieromartini.it. Open Mon-Thurs 10am-2pm/3pm-7pm; Fri-Sat 10am-7pm. Corso G.Matteotti corner of via P. Verri. T: 02 76008002.M1 San Babila. Map G4ASPESI—www.aspesi.it. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. Via Montenapoleone, 13. T: 02 76022478.M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4BALENCIAGA—www.balenciaga.com. OpenMon-Sat 10am-7pm. Via Santo Spirito, 19.T: 02 760841. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4BLUMARINE—www.blumarine.com. Open Mon3pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7pm. Via della Spiga,42. T: 02 795081. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4BOTTEGA VENETA—www.bottegaveneta.com. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. ViaMontenapoleone, 5. T: 02 76024495. M1 SanBabila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4BORSALINO—www.borsalino.com. OpenMon-Tues 10am-2pm/3pm-7pm; Wed-Sun10am-7pm. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, 92. T:02 89015436. M1 Duomo. Map F3-F4CARSHOE—www.carshoe.com. Open Mon-Sat10am-7.30pm; Sun 11am-2pm/3pm-7pm. Viadella Spiga, 1. T: 02 76024027. M1 San Babila.Map G4CASADEI BOUTIQUE— CL9000007322www.casadei.com. ViaSant’Andrea, 1. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. T: 0276318293. M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone.Map G4CESARE PACIOTTI—www.cesare-paciotti.com. Women: Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. ViaSant’Andrea, 8. T: 02 76001338. M1 San Babila,M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4 • Men: OpenMon-Sat 10am-7pm. Via Sant’Andrea, 8/A. T: 0276001164. M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone.Map G4CHANEL—www.chanel.com. Open Mon-Sat10am-7pm. Via Sant’Andrea, 10/A. T: 02 782514-76016545. M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone.Map G4CHURCH’S—www.church-footwear.com. OpenMon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun 2pm-7.30pm.Via Sant’Andrea, 11. T: 02 76318794. M1 SanBabila. Map G4 • Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm;Sun 10am-2pm, 3pm-7pm. Galleria VittorioEmanuele II, 84. T: 02 72094454. M1-M3Duomo. Map F5DIOR—www.diorcouture.com. Open Mon-Sat10am-7.30pm. Via Montenapoleone, 12.T: 02 76317801. Map G4. M1 San Babila,M3 Montenapoleone.DOLCE&GABBANA—www.dolcegabbana.it.Men: open Mon-Sat 10.30am-7.30pm. CorsoVenezia, 15. T: 02 76028485. M1 San Babila.Map G4 • Women: open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm. Via della Spiga, 26. T: 02 76001155. M1San Babila. Map G4 • Accessories: via dellaSpiga, 2. T: 02 795747. M1 San Babila. Map G4EMILIO PUCCI—www.emiliopucci.com. OpenMon-Sat 10am-7pm. Via Montenapoleone,14. T: 02 76318356. M1 San Babila, M3Montenapoleone. Map G4ERMENEGILDO ZEGNA—www.zegna.com.Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm. ViaMontenapoleone, 27/E. T: 02 76006437. M3Montenapoleone. Map G4ETRO—www.etro.it. Open Mon-Sun 10am-7.30pm. Via Montenapoleone, 5. T: 0276005049. M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone.Map G4FENDI—www.fendi.com. Open Mon-Thurs9.30am-9pm; Fri-Sat 9.30am-10pm. ViaSant’Andrea, 16. T: 02 8852236. M1 San Babila.Map G4Fay—www.fay.it. Open Mon-Sun 10.30am-7.30pm. Via della Spiga, 15. T: 02 76017597. M1San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4FRATELLI ROSSETTI—www.fratellirossetti.com. Open Mon-Sat 10am-8pm; Sun 10am-2pm, 3pm-7pm. Via Montenapoleone, 1. T: 0276021650. M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone.Map G4GIANFRANCO FERRÈ—www.gianfrancoferre.it.Open Mon-Sun 9am-6pm by appointment. ViaPontaccio, 21. T: 02 721341.M2 Lanza Brera-Piccolo Teatro. Map E3GIORGIO ARMANI—www.giorgioarmani.com.Open Mon-Sun 10.30am-7.30pm.Via Montenapoleone, 2. T: 02 76003234. M1 SanBabila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4 • Onestop shop for Armani Lifestyle,from food to home accessories.Via A. Manzoni. Map F4GUCCI—www.gucci.com. Open Mon-Fri 10am-7pm; Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun 10am-7pm. ViaMontenapoleone, 5/7. T: 02 771271. M1 SanBabila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4 • OpenMon-Fri 10am-7pm; Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun10am-7pm. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.T: 02 8597991. M1, M3 Duomo. Map F5HermÈs—www.hermes.com. OpenMon-Sat 10am-7pm. Via Sant’Andrea,21. T: 02 76003495. M1 San Babila, M3Montenapoleone. Map G4 • HermèsAeroporto di Milano-Aeroporto di MalpensaTerminal 1. T:02 58581265. Off Maphogan—www.hoganworld.com. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. Via Montenapoleone, 23. T: 0276011174. M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone.Map G7JIL SANDER—www.jilsander.com. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. Via P. Verri, 6. T: 02 7772991.M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone.Map G4JIMMY CHOO—www.jimmychoo.com. OpenMon-Sat 10am-7pm. Via Sant’Andrea, 1/A.T: 02 45481770. M1 San Babila. Map G4KENZO—www.kenzo.com. Open Mon-Sat 9am-7.30pm; Sun 11am-7pm. Via A. Manzoni, 25. T:02 72080735. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4KRIZIA—www.krizia.it. Open Mon 3pm-7.30pm;Tue-Sat 10am-7.30pm. Via della Spiga, 23. T: 0276008429. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4LAURA BIAGIOTTI—www.laurabiagiotti.it.Open Mon 3pm -7pm; Tue–Sat 10am-1.30pm,2.30pm-7pm. Via Borgospesso, 19. T: 02 799659.M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4LES COPAINS—www.lescopains.it. Open Mon3pm-7pm Tue-Sat 10am-7pm. Via A. Manzoni,21. T: 02 72080092. M3 Montenapoleone.Map F4LORO PIANA—www.loropiana.com. OpenMon-Sat 10am-7.30pm. Via Montenapoleone,27/c. T: 02 7772901. M1 San Babila, M3Montenapoleone. Map G4LOUIS VUITTON—www.louisvuitton.com.Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun 11.30am-7.30pm. Via Montenapoleone, 2. T: 02 7771711.M1 San Babila. Map G4 • Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun 10.30am-7.30pm. Galleria VittorioEmanuele II. T: 02 72147011. M1-M3 Duomo.Map F5LUCIANO SOPRANI—www.lucianosoprani.it.Open Tue-Fri 10.30am -2.30pm, 3pm-7pm;Sat 10am-2pm, 3pm-7pm. Via E. Morosini, 30.T: 02 54063280. M3 Porta Romana. Map H6MILA SCHÖN—www.milaschon.com.Open Tues-Sat 10.30am-2pm; 3pm-7.30pm;Mon 3pm-7.30pm. Corso Venezia, 18. T: 0289692891. M1 Palestro. Map H4MISSONI—www.missoni.it. Open Mon-Sat10am-7pm. Via Sant’Andrea corner of viaBagutta. T: 02 76003555. M1 San Babila. Map G4MIU MIU—www.miumiu.com. Open Mon-Sat10am-7.30pm; Sun 11am-9pm. Via Sant’Andrea,21 - T: 02 76001799. M1 San Babila, M3Montenapoleone. Map G4 • Open Mon-Sat 9.30am-10pm; Sun 10am-10pm c/o LaRinascente, Piazza Duomo. T: 02 55028800.M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5MOSCHINO—www.moschino.it. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm. Via Sant’Andrea, 12. T: 0276000832. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4• Open Mon-Sat 10am -7.30pm.Via della Spiga, 30. T: 02 76004320.M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4PRADA—www. prada.com. Open Mon-Sat10am-7.30pm; Sun 11am-7pm. Corso Venezia, 3.T: 02 76001426. M1 San Babila. Map G4• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, 63/65. T:02 876979. M1 Duomo. Map F5 • ViaMontenapoleone, 8 (Woman). T: 02 77717771 /Via Montenapoleone, 6 (Man). T: 02 76020273.M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4RALPH LAUREN—www.ralphlauren.com.Open Mon-Sat 10.30am-7.30pm.Via Montenapoleone, 4. T: 02 7788721.M1 San Babila. Map G4ROBERTA DI CAMERINO—www.robertadicamerino.com. Open byappointment. Corso Venezia, 29. T: 02 76025820.M1 San Babila. Map G4ROBERTO CAVALLI— www.robertocavalli.com.Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. Via della Spiga, 42.T: 02 76020900. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4ROCCO BAROCCO—www.roccobarocco.it.Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm.Via della Spiga, 31. T: 02 76000518.M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4SALVATORE FERRAGAMO—www.ferragamo.com. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun 11am-7pm. (Woman) Via Montenapoleone, 3. T: 0276000054. M1 San Babila. Map G4 • (Man) ViaMontenapoleone, 20/4. T: 02 76006660. M1 SanBabila. Map G4TOD’S—www.tods.com. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun 1-7pm. Via della Spiga, 22. T: 0276002423. M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone.Map G4 • Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. T: 02877997. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5TOM FORD—www.tomford.com. Open Mon-Sat10am-7pm. Via P. Verri, 3. T: 02 36529600. M1 SanBabila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4Trussardi—www.trussardi.it. Concept Store:Open Mon-Sat 10am-8.30pm. Piazza dellaScala, 5. T: 02 8068821. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5• Accessories: Open Mon-Sat 10am-8.30pm. ViaSant’Andrea, 5. T: 02 8068821. M1 San Babila, M3Montenapoleone. Map G4VALENTINO—www.valentino.com. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. Via Montenapoleone, 20. T: 0276006182. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4VERSACE—www.versace.com. Open Mon-Sun10am-7pm. Via Montenapoleone, 11. T: 0276008528. M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone.Map G4www.wheretraveler.com 25

V. BrisaV. MorigiV. RovelloV. Respighiza CastelloBuonaparteV. L. Illicazzorso MagentaV. B. LuiniV. CappuccioV. G. PucciniV. VignaP.zaCastelloShoppingFondazione L.goMatalon - Museo - CairoliGalleria d’ArteStazioneL.go MariaCadornaatro LittaTeatroDal VermeForoCallasLuxury shopping CairoliDuomo districtV. San Giovanni sul MuroV. S. M. PortaV. GoraniV. Sant’ OrsolaV. PorlezzaP.za S.S.Pietro e LinoV. M. CamperioV. S. M. FulcorinaV. BorromeiV. RovelloV. DanteV. MeravigliV. Santa MartaV. CusaniGalleriaMeravigliV. Negri26 WHERE MILAN I FEBRUARY 2012Open Mon-Sat 10.30am-7.30pm.S. Pietroin Gessate www.brooksbrothers.com. Via San Pietro all’Orto,10. T: 02 76018081. 6 M1 San Babila. Map G4Corso di Porta VittoriaBUTTOP—The secrets of this brand, dewsigned toenhance and flatter the figures of both men andwomen, are high-quality, wholly Italian elasticizedfashion trend as well as the classic. AmongPalazzofabrics, renowned for both their comfort andLEGENDthe most prestigious brands: Rolex, Tudor,P.zaS. Antonioditheir fit. The jeans are available in a wide rangeS. Alessandro Missori V. AlbricciAbateGiustiziaInformation Jaeger-LeCoultre. Theatreof colours and, thanks to direct manufacturingPalazzoprocesses, offer good value for money.Place of InterestArcade● Ronchi TemporaryTrivulzioOFFICIAL RETAILERMissoriwww.ronchigioielli.comGiardinoOpen Mon 12am-7pm; 7 Tues-Sat 10.30am-7.30pm.Via Albricci, 2della GuastallaSinagogaPalaceMonumentTorrewww.buttop.eu. Via Cerva, 14. T: 02 43125356. M1UniversitàPedestrian Area(Temporary Railway Shop) StationVelascadegli StudiSan Babila. Map G5TeatroT: 02 877449di MilanoMuseumMetroOlmettoPalazzoPalazzoL.go (Ca’ Granda)S. S. Barnaba S.Duvetica—AMariaVenetian brand specializing in menArchintoAnnoniF. Richinie Paolodella PaceA BC D E F G H and 6593RA women’s quilted jackets, Duvetica has anew boutique in the centre of Milan, designedby Japanese celebrity architect Tadao Ando.Extending over two floors, the boutique isantiques, travel guides, maps and multimediaproducts. The magazine Where Milanhi-tech design and lighting which enhances thecharacterized by ultra-light colours, minimalis also distributed in this store. Open Moncollections on display. Open daily 10am-7pm.3.30pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sat 9.30am-1pm/3.30pm-www.duvetica.it. Via Santo Spirito, 22.7.30pm. www.panton.it. Via L. Ariosto cornerT: 02 76022967. M1 San Babila. Map G4of via L. Mascheroni, 12. T: 02 4694468. M1Conciliazione. Map C4Clothing - Men & WomenAnimal House—Contemporary menswearstocking a wide selection of international brands- Blauer, Blundstone Shoes, B.D. baggies, Ganesh,Hartford - at this store created as an offshootof Host (see listing). Animal House is graduallybecoming a new destination address for menin the know. Open Mon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sat10am-7.30pm. Via A. Saffi, 7.. T: 02 4694900. M1Conciliazione, M1-M2 Cadorna. Map D4Aquarama—Specializing in the production ofouterwear in innovative techno-fabrics, Aquaramais just one of the many “Made-in-Italy” brandshosted on La Rinascente’s first floor dedicatedto men. With its collection of “Hi-tech Couture”outerwear, inspired by the noblest Italian textiletradition interpreted in a modern-day key, thebrand is now a part of one of the most soughtaftershopping experiences in the heart ofthe city. www.tomascollection.it. Corner at LaRinascente, piazza Duomo. T: 02 88521. M1-M3Duomo. Map F5e VeteroV. BrolettoV. San TomasoV. BolloS. TomasoV. S.M. SegretaV. MonetaV. BocchettoV. TorinoV. PiattiV. delPalazzoCarmagnolaTeatroGrassiV. PallaV. dell’OrsoLauroV. dei BossiV. SanProspero V. PorroneV. T. GrossiV. MercantiV. Armorari V. SpadariV. LupettaP.tta M.BossiV. ClericiV. HugoV. dell’UnioneV. ZebediaV. A. BoitoTeatro deiFilodrammaticiV. OreficiV. MauriV. FienoCorso ItaliaV. Mazzini V. MazziniV. G. VerdiV. FilodrammaticiV. SanDalmazioTeatroalla ScalaV. Monte di PieS. GiuseppeV. S. PellicoV. AndegariV. Santa Margheritanacolo VincianoBorsaP.zaaria della GrazieCordusioMuseoPal. deiArcheologicoP.za degli PosteGiureconsultiAffariCordusioCentraliPalazzo dellaDuomoP.za Passaggio RagioneEdisonCentrale P.zaMercantiPassaggioP.za delDuomo Duomo DuomoS. MariaP.zaMuseoP.za PodonePio XIdel NovecentoPalazzo BorromeoBibliotecaBorromeoAmbrosianaRonchi TemporaryV. Dogana PalazzoPinacotecaRealeL.go L. J.Ambrosiana P.za S. M.V. GiardinoOpened in 1929, it has become a prestigiousBorgesBeltradeS. SebastianoS. MariaP.zareference point for all watch lovers, alwayspressoDiazcombining P.za the passion for the high levelS. SatiroGalleriawatchmaking MentanaTorinowith the love for the refinedGalleriaMazzinijewellery, the continuous research of theGalleriadell’UnioneV. GonzagaCorso di Porta RomanaV. VelascaV. Alessandro ManzoniAspesi—Likes to define its style as “ basic, with atwist”. The cult brand, created in 1990 by fashionveteran Alberto Aspesi, features quirky, tailoredlines, elegant details and natural materials. Hiscurrent collections are still based on the original“no-frills” philosophy and will appeal to all thosewho like their outerwear without flashy labels.Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. www.aspesi.it. ViaMontenapoleone, 13. T: 02 76022478. M1 SanBabila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4Bardelli—Founded in 1941 as a hat shop,Bardelli’s gradually grew to become the elegantemporium that it is today. Specializing in“cashmere, cotton and silk”, it is housed in anineteenth century palazzo and offers a rangeof beautiful men and women’s collectionsincluding suits, shoes, knitwear, textiles forthe home and marvellous accessories. OpenMon 3pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7.30pm. www.mbardelli.com. Corso Magenta, 13. T: 0286450734. M1-M2 Cadorna. Map E5Bel Boutique— This elegant, centrally locatedMilanese boutique stocks international designerlabels. Clothing, footwear and accessories forwomen and children. Always in search of newstyles, it anticipates fashion trends to offerits clientele unusual garments that make thedifference. Designer labels sold inc Herno, andMichael Kors. Open Mon 3pm-7pm; Tues-Fri 10am-7pm; Sat 10am-1.30pm/3pm-7pm. Via S. Damiano,2 corner of corso Monforte. T: 02 794489. M1 SanBabila. Map G4V. FoscoloP.zaRealeV. RastrelliV. P. CannobioV. PantanoV. MoroneV. San RaffaeleV. RadegondaV. BigliMuseoPoldiPezzoliV. Palazzo RealeV. HoepliAscensoreV. LargaV. Sant’AntonioV. ChiaravalleV. AgnellotenapoleoneV. San PaoloMuseodel Duomo PalazzoArcivescovileV. delle OreV. P. VerriCorso MatteottiCorso Vittorio Emanuele IIGalleriaPattariV. San BergaminiP.za delLibertyV. PattariV. Festa del PerdonoP.zaFontanaMuseo BagattiValsecchiCasaManzoniPalazzoBelgioiosoLeonardo Casa degli P.zaOmenoni BelgioiosoP.zaP.za dellaL.goMedaScala MattioliPal. MarinoMunicipio S. FedeleGalleria P.zaVittorio S. FedeleGalleriaEmanuele IIdel Toro● Pettinaroli GalleriaOdeon LongobardiTeatroLiricoDuomoS. Gottardoin CorteV. S. Pietro all’OrteP.zaBeccariaVigiliUrbaniL.go deiBersaglieriV. VerziereV. San BernardinoV. LaghettoV. Sant’AndreaV. BaguttaP.zaS. StefanoBasilica diSanto StefanoMaggioreS. Carlo Teatroal Corso NuovoS. BabilaGalleriaPassarellaSkorpion ClubGalleria del Corso S. VitoMuseo Civicodi MilanoCorso EuropaV. CavallottiL.goAugustoS. Bernardinoalle OssaV. della SignoraV. Francesco SforzaV. San BarnabaMuseodi StoriaContemporaneaP.za S.BabilaL.go A.ToscaniniGalleriaStrasburgoV. DuriniBoggi— “Being elegant and feeling at ease onany occasion, expressing one’s personality withdistinction”. This is the philosophy of Boggi, a realinstitution in the panorama of male eleganceworldwide. It also boasts numerous sales pointsscattered throughout the city (piazza San Babila,corso Vercelli, corso Buenos Aires, Porta Romana,corso Como, largo Augusto, via Maddalena,Galleria Passarella) and at the airports (Linate eMalpensa). Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun10.30am-1.30pm/3pm-7.30pm. www.boggi.it.Piazza San Babila, 3. T: 02 76000366. M1 SanBabila. Map G4Brian & Barry— Despite its name, this is a whollyItalian brand. It has a series of multi-brandboutiques with various sales points in Milan (viaDurini, corso Vercelli-Women, corso Buenos Aires-Men & Women). It carries classic and casual menand women’s wear. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm;Sun 10.30am-1.30pm/3pm-7.30pm.www.brianebarry.it. Via Durini, 28. T: 02 76005582.M1 San Babila. Map G4Brooks Brothers— The symbol of maleelegance since 1818, this American clothingand accessories brand is distinguished by highquality and sartorial tradition. Known sinceits inception for its shirting, it all began in theearly 20th century with a new line of buttondown shirts, inspired by those worn by Britishpolo players and currently one of the hallmarkfeatures of the brand. For men and women insearch of a total look exuding casual elegance.Corso VeneziaV. GuastallaCopyright Compass Maps Ltd. (UK). © 2012. All rights reserved. Whilst every care has been taken to check the accuracy of the information in this guide, the publisherscannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions or the consequences thereof. No part of this map and guide may be reproduced without the permission of thepublishers. This map is originally designed and produced by CM Cartographics.V. CervaV. BorgognaV. CervaPalazzoFontana-SilvestriTeatro SanBabilaS. BabilaV. MarzialeV. RonchettiV. Andreani V. ZaccariaPalazzoSerbelloniV. San DamianoV. Uberto Visconti di ModroneV. San BarnabaV. ChiossettoV. Cesare BattistiV.DaverioV. MaffeiV. MozartCorso Monforte Corso MonforteGalleriaS. BabilaPalazzoDuriniBiblioteca ComunaleCentrale (PalazzoSormani-Andreani)V. P. MascagniV. Filippo Corridonit Compass Maps Ltd. (UK). © 2003. Revised 2008. All rights reserved. Whilst every care has been taken to check the accuracy of the information in this guide, the publishers cannot accept responsibility for errors or omissions or the consequences thereof. No part of this map and guide may be reproduced without the permission of the publishers. This map is originally designed and produced by CM Cartographics.V. FregugliaV. PassioneoniPrefettura(PalazzoIsimbardi)V. ManaraV. Conservatorio345Eliane—A fashion store dedicated to original, edgyfashions for the younger woman. It carries allthe best brands popular with the under 40’s butnot only. Its other shops are located in via Monti,via Lorenteggio, corso Genova. The courtyardadjacent to its via Belfiore location houses anoutlet for bargain hunters. Open Mon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sun 10am-1.30pm/3pm-7.30pm.www.eliane.it. Via Belfiore, 7. T: 02 4692121.M1 Wagner, M1 Pagano. Map B4Gemelli— Established in 1927, this upscale shopis a part of Milan’s history. Over the years, it hasstocked every major designer label and nowoffers its own collection which reflects Milanesestyle to perfection. Famed for its cashmereknitwear, Gemelli boasts a women’s and men’sfashion boutique with two adjacent shops forchildren and sportswear. Just across the road,you can find the Kid’s store Gemellino and“Country Club”, a shop specialized in sportswear, a“country club” boutique and a section dedicatedexclusively to socks. Open Mon 3pm-7.30pm;Tues-Sat 10am-1.30pm/3pm-7.30pm.www.gemelli.it. Corso Vercelli, 16. T: 02 48000057.M1 Pagano, M1 Conciliazione. Map C4Golfino—One of the most revered companiesin Europe for the production of superior-qualitygolf attire – with sales points in Berlin, Paris,London, Marbella and Saint Andrews – Golfino hasa flagship store in Milan, in the Bohemian Breradistrict. The store carries a wide range of on&offcourse clothing and accessories for women (sizesfrom 40 to 52), men (from 46 to 58) and children,to whom Golfino has dedicated a brand newcollection. A highly qualified staff is availableto assist clients with their choice of purchases.Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. www.golfino.com. ViaSolferino, 2. T: 02 63793830. M2 Lanza. Map F3Host— This elegant men’s shop was established asthe male counterpart of the historic Pupi Solari(see listing) women’s boutique. It not only carriesan assortment of traditional but also lesser knownbrands and is a favourite with Milanese men inthe know. Open Mon 3pm-7pm; Sun 10am-7pm. Piazza N. Tommaseo, 2. T: 02 436085. M1Conciliazione. Map C4La Tenda— The first sales point of this groupwas established in 1965 and is an institution ofluxury multi-brand labels on the Milanese scene.Its boutiques (in addition to its first via Pliniolocation, it has two other shops, this one in Breraand the other in via Pagano) offer a vast andcarefully chosen selection of women’s collections.Open Mon11am-7pm; Sat 10am-7pm. www.latendamilano.com. Via Solferino corner of viaAncona. T: 02 6575804. M2 Moscova. Map F2Lacoste L!VE—The classic style of the legendarycrocodile polo shirts is out to seduce a youngerpublic. Far from renouncing its vintage style, inthis new line, it is mixed with street art tendencies.The display space of the new Lacoste L!VE storeis furnished with wooden shelves, exposedbrick walls and a mezzanine floor for DJ-sets. It’sdefinitely time for a bit of crocodile rock! OpenMon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sat 11am-7.30pm. www.lacoste.com/live. Corso di Porta Ticinese, 23. T: 028323159. M2 Porta Genova. Map E6Larusmiani Concept Boutique— An expressionof timeless style and a leitmotif of sophisticatedelegance located in the heart of Milan’s fashionquad in the now completely renovated historicstore opened in 1954. A Concept Boutiqueextending over 700 sq.m. on three floors, it oozessimplicity and understated luxury, reflectingthe subtlety of its sumptuous apparel. Theperfect place to build your wardrobe withexclusive pieces. Larusmiani takes luxury retailto a new level. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; SunShoppingPETTINAROLIFounded in 1881 and now run by the fourth generation, itis considered one of the oldest venues in the city. Since itsinception, the shop has been a reference point for style andelegance in writing paper, business cards, printed documents,desk items and photo albums in beautifully handcrafted leatheraccording to time-honoured Italian tradition. The basement floorhouses a vast assortment of prints and antique maps. Open Mon3pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 9am-1pm/3pm-7pm. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F4www.fpettinaroli.it • www.pettinarolimapsandprints.comPiazza San Fedele, 2 (entrance from via T. Marino)T: 02 86464642-1875More info: www.wheremilan.com10.30am-1.30pm/2.30pm-7pm. www.larusmiani.it. Via Montenapoleone, 7. T: 02 76006957. M1 SanBabila. Map G4Luisa Beccaria—A brand boasting anunmistakable, romantic and feminine style. Highfashionand prêt-a-porter collections, painstakingattention to detail and artisan embroideryrepresent Italian fashion throughout the world.For women who believe that femininity is a plusto be flaunted and worn on a daily basis. Alsostocks bridal gowns and children’s clothing.Has several branches (Bridal: via Fiori Chiari 17;UnionPay, Serving CardholdersAll Over the World!UnionPay is the national bankcard associationin China, responsible for operating the unifiedinter-bank clearing and settlement systemin China and developing the internationalacceptance network for UnionPay cards.The total number of UnionPay cards issuedworldwide has exceeded 2.1 billion; in 2009,the number of UnionPay card inter-banktransactions reached 7 billion totaling USD 1.1trillion (shops: 2.13 million / POS terminals: 2.88million / ATMs: 930 thousand). UnionPay hasalso established partnerships with around 400financial institutions all over the world.More than 2000 shops already accept thiscard in Milan allowing hundred of thousandsof affluent Chinese customers to shop with theirfovourite cards.As of now, UnionPay card’s internationalacceptance network covers all of China, and isalso extended to more than 90 countries on 5continents.UnionPay not only provides quality, secureand efficient payment services for hundredsof millions of cardholders all over the world,but also brings brand new payment choicesand values to partners as well as energy andopportunities for the global bankcard industry!Italy Hotline 800 873 045www.wheretraveler.com 27

ShoppingWorld of ArmaniClockwise from THE RIGHT:A close-up of Armani Casa, lying adjacent to Emporio Armani,the new Armani Hotel, and the Giorgio Armani Boutiquein via Montenapoleone 2.Boutique: via Formentini, 1). Open Mon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Fri 10am-7.30pm; Sat 10am-7pm.Open every third Sunday of the month.www.luisabeccaria.it. Via M. Formentini, 1.T: 02 8638071. M2 Lanza. Map E3LUISA SPAGNOLI— A Historic Italian companyand a leader in the fashion and clothing industry.An excellent source for elegant, classical andcontemporary styles and accessories. The storehas several branches scattered throughout Milan(corso Buenos Aires, 39; corso Vittorio EmanueleII - Galleria S. Carlo; Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II,69; corso Vercelli, 35; corso XXII Marzo, 5). OpenMon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun 11am-7pm. www.luisaspagnoli.it. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, 69.T: 02 8057577. M1-M3 Duomo. Map G5Max Mara— An Italian fashion house knownfor its ready-to-wear clothing. Established in 1951,since its inception, Max Mara has always offeredclean-cut, beautifully tailored lines. Although ithas numerous sales points scattered throughoutMilan, Italy and the rest of the world, it is not achain store but rather a real designer label. OpenMon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun 10.30am-7.30pm.www.maxmara.com. Corso Vittorio Emanuele II.T: 02 76008849. M1-M3 Duomo,M1 San Babila. Map G5Moncler—Boutique and home to the famous“puffer” jackets which, in addition to the linesof its main sportswear collection, also carries theGamme Bleu for men and the Gamme Rougefor women, an ultra-sophisticated line featuringnoble fabrics and highly sought-after details thatcombine the style of haute couture with superiorqualitymaterials that have made Moncler aleading name in winter outerwear. Open Mon-Sat10am-7pm; Sun 11am-1pm/3pm-7pm.www.moncler.com. Via della Spiga, 7.T: 02 76025913. M1 San Babila. Map G4Navigare—Jackets, sweaters, sweatshirts, shirtsand watches, all designed for sailing. Even thedesign of the store, spread out over two floors, isinspired by the marine world and is characterizedby white, interrupted by a few touches of blueand an upper floor in crystal which give one afeeling of boundless space. Open Mon 3pm-7pm;Tues 10am-7pm. T: 02 76023246. www.riese.it.Corso Venezia, 8. M1 San Babila. Map G4Patrizia Pepe—Extending over an area of 500sq.m., its aggressive though extremely femininedecor ranges from vintage to contemporary-rock.A series of graffiti highlights subjects and printsretrieved from the maison’s collections, thusmaking its atmosphere even more vibrant andwelcoming. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun11am-7pm. www.patriziapepe.com. Via Manzoni,38. T: 02 76014477. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4Peuterey—Set within the heart of Milan’sQuadrilatero della moda, this outerwear brandis an innovative space, inspired by a “museumstyle”concept, where the garments are displayedlike works of art inside oak frames. The décor ofPeuterey’s flagship store is inspired by the 1930sand the theme of travel. Open daily 10am-7pm.www.peuterey.it. Via della Spiga, 6. T: 02 76015189.M1 San Babila. Map G4© Bob KriegerIn Milan, Armani is not simply a fashionbrand but rather an integral part ofcity life.Starting from Boutique GiorgioArmani, the largest of the 75 presentin 46 countries worldwide: three floorsof luxury and elegance, 2000 sq.m. setagainst the backdrop of a Renaissancepalazzo, an imposing synthesis of theArmani signature style (www.armani.com. Via Manzoni 2, T: 02 76003234. M1San Babila. Map G4).At the Emporio Armani conceptstore in via Manzoni 31, the first andlargest luxury brand sales point in thecity, you can also find the followingArmani lines: Jeans, Confectionery,Flowers and Books (via Manzoni 31, T: 0272318600. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4).PIACENZA 1733— This high quality Italian brandis the reign of cashmere for men and women’sclothing and has recently inaugurated a newexclusive tailoring service in its first flagship store.Customers can book an appointment with a tailorfor the creation of “made-to-measure” jacketsand suits. All fabrics carry the Piacenza Cashmeresignature. Open Mon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7.30pm. www.piacenza1733.it. Via Manzoni, 21. T: 0272023084. M3 Montenapoleone. Map F4Pupi Solari— In 1969, Pupi Solari, a womanof exquisite taste, opened this children’s shopwhich now also offers an eye-catching collectionof women’s clothing. The shop is connectedto the men’s boutique Host (see listings). Theyalso have an outlet right next door to theshop. Open Mon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7.30pm. Via L. Mascheroni, 12. T: 02 463325. M1Conciliazione. Map C4RISI MILANO— Situated just a short distance fromcorso Magenta, this boutique has an unmistakable,discreet and elegant style. The Risi collection– mainly menswear – includes garments madefrom recycled materials boasting contemporaryItalian styles and colours. Simple, easy-to-weargarments including shirts, trousers, sweatshirtsand swimwear, jackets, trench coats, scarves andBermuda shorts. Open Mon-Sun 10am-2.30pm;3pm-7.30pm. www.risimilano.com. Via SanGiovanni sul Muro, 21. T: 02 89092185. Map E4Lying adjacent to the latter is thestore dedicated to home furnishings(via Manzoni, 37, T: 02 76260230. M3Montenapoleone. Map G4) which,together with Armani Casa in viaSant’Andrea 9, constitutes a referencepoint for interior decor, from furnitureto lighting; from accessories to textiles.In Milan, a number of the coolestlocations also carry the Armanisignature. These include EmporioArmani Caffè (via Croce Rossa 2, T: 0272318680. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4),Nobu, the sushi restaurant Via Pisoni 1,T: 02 62312645. M3 Montenapoleone.Map F4) and Armani Privé (via Manzoni31, T: 02 62312655. M3 Montenapoleone.Map G4), where the VIPs and captainsof industry who animate Milan’s “dolcevita” can be spotted enjoying a drinkor dancing until the late hours of thenight.Armani dominates the centre of Milanwith a large billboard at the junctionbetween via Cusani and via Broletto(Map E4), for years one of the symbolsof the city.And, since November, Armani is alsoa hotel: 95 rooms, a haute cuisinerestaurant, a luxurious SPA andmagnificent panoramic views overthe city (Armani Hotel Milano, viaManzoni 31. M3 Montenapoleone. MapG4. www.armanihotels.com). All imbuedwith “King Giorgio’s” typical eleganceand style.Ruggeri—Located in the heart of Milan, since 1936it has catered to a discerning clientele of Milaneseand international customers. Offers a selection ofhard-to-find, supremely elegant, innovative andself-made collections. For gentlemen in search ofhigh quality knitwear and beautifully tailored shirts.Open Mon 1pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 9.30am-7pm; Sun11am-7pm. www.ruggeriabbigliamento.it. PiazzaDuomo, 21. T: 02 86462173. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5Simonetta Ravizza—No longer just furs, but anew total-look in prêt-a-porter. This is the sloganof the brand, a 90’s offshoot of maison Annabella,a historic fur label. Situated in the heart of Milan’sfashion district, in via Montenapoleone, theboutique offers its clientele an array of high-fashionfurs, no longer timeless classics, but also designedto appeal to younger generations. The flagshipstore carries the brand’s most precious creationsincluding mink, sable, leather outerwear butalso accessories, bags and vests, highlighted bysoft fur inserts. For an easy-chic style. Open Mon2pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-1pm; 2pm-7pm. www.simonettaravizza.it. Via Montenapoleone, 1. T:0276012921. M1 San Babila. Map G4SISLEY—The brand has chosen the capital offashion to inaugurate its new Sisley ConceptStore. Its most innovative eye-catching feature is a24-metre screen running across its store windows,with content generated by the blog/magazineIndependentpeople.com. Inside the store,simple, well set-up displays enable customers toappreciate the looks on offer and to choose theirown colours and sizes in the most user-friendly waypossible. Open daily 10am-8pm.www.sisley.com. Corso Vittorio Emanuele II -Galleria Passerella. T: 02 763881.M1 San Babila. Map G4Concept StoresBanana Republic—Versatile, streamlined clothingand luxury fabrics at affordable prices. This is thesecret of the success of Banana Republic whichhas just opened in Milan. The megastore alsohosts Monogram, a collection of basic clothingthat represents the best of the collections. Byappointment, free image consultancy withpersonal stylists. Open Mon-Sat 10am-8pm; Sun11am-8pm. www.bananarepublic.gap.com. CorsoVittorio Emanuele II, 24/28. T: 02 30352900. M1 SanBabila. Map G5Cargo—Home furnishings, books, perfumes,candles, carpets and a sector dedicated totropical plants. An exotic open space reconvertedfrom a famous Milanese industrial factorybut also a cultural centre hosting discussionson art, food, music and games. Open Tues-Sun 10.30am-7.30pm. www.high-techmilano.com. Via A. Meucci, 43. T: 02 2722131. M2Crescenzago. Off MapFerrari Store Milano—Dedicated to Ferraridevotees, this authorized sales point of thehistoric Maranello headquarters sells over threethousand types of Ferrari merchandise includingclothing, leather goods, high-class accessories,toys and models. From a minimum of 3.5 eurosfor a logoed writing pad up to 42 thousand fora Formula 1 engine. A visit to this futuristic, fivestorey,location, expressing the explosive soul ofcar racing, is definitely a worthwhile experience.Open Sun-Fri, 10am-8pm; Sat 10am-9pm.store.ferrari.com. Piazza Liberty, 8. T: 02 76017385.M1-M3 Duomo. Map G5Gap—The first Gap megastore in Italy celebratesthe legend of casual, informal wear for adultsand children. An urban chic style at affordableprices. Its three floors, spread out over 3,000sq.m., host the most important collections:GapAdults (Men&Women), GapKids, babyGap,GapBody and GapMaternity with multi-colouredT-shirts, sweatshirts and jeans. Open Mon-Sat10am-8pm; Sun 11am-8pm. www.gap-italia.it.Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 24/28. T: 02 30352800.M1 San Babila. Map G5High tech—A large multi-space emporium sellingsofas, bookshelves, fragrances, notebooks, lamps,kitchenware but also ethnic furniture and fashionaccessories. Original, innovative home furnishings ataffordable prices. Open Mon 1.30am-7.30pm; Tues-Sun 10.30am-7.30pm. www.high-techmilano.com.Piazza XXV Aprile, 12. T: 02 6241101. M2 Moscova, M2Garibaldi. Map F2Milan (Milan A.C.) Megastore—A “not-to-bemissed”address for A.C. Milan fans the world over:located in the historic Galleria, behind the Duomo,the shop boasts a display area of over 500 sq.m.on two floors, where you can find all the officialmerchandise of the “most prominent club in theworld”. Special price discounts for fans of the OfficialA.C. Milan Page on Facebook.Open: 7/7 from 10am-8pm. www.acmilan.com.Corso Vittorio Emanuele II-Galleria San Carlo.T: 02 89765408. M1 San Babila. Map G5Muji—Distinguished by its minimalist design and ecofriendlyapproach, this store is a part of the famouschain of “made-in-Japan” furniture, clothing andhigh-tech items, with 3 stores in the city (via Torino,corso Buenos Aires, corso Vercelli). Muji’s strategyis based on low-key design and functionalism ataffordable prices. Open Mon 12am-7.30pm; Tues-Sat10.30am-7.30pm; Sun 11am-7.30pm. www.muji.eu.Via Torino, 51. T: 02 809441. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5Numero Uno Milano—Established in 1984 inthe heart of Milan’s Chinatown”, this dealershipis a “must” destination for Harley-Davidson fans.Unique, unconventional motorbikes that embodythe Harley-Davidson spirit to the full: a look atthe past projected towards the future. Severalsales points in the same road (Motorbike Sales:via Niccolini, 28; Accessories: via Niccolini, 30;28 WHERE MILAN I FEBRUARY 2012www.wheretraveler.com 29

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A passionaraccaPalazzofor flowers, Galleria professionalism and a flair for makingMuseo Rosso TeatralePrezioso—Just a few delleVittoriosteps from via Brera, Salmoraghi & Viganò—One of the bestknownopticians in Italy, with 14 stores scattered search of a florist who understands how to makeP.za unforgettable floral creations. For those inthis small concept store is perfect for intellectualchicshopping featuring the best of Made-in-throughout Museothe city, it offers a vast rangeBorsa Cordusio Cordusio Emanuele IIalla Scala StellineItaly. Under the creative directorship of CristinaArcheologicoBibliotecaofimportant Duomo occasions Duomo even more special withglasses, sunglasses and contact lenses. Pinacoteca Limited beautiful P.za bouquets, del bunches of flowers andBacchetti, it offers original collections of highfashioncostume jewellery S. Vittorefeaturing an elegant, Ambrogio international brands also available. A new pair originality. Open Mon2pm-8pm;editions and exclusive previews of theP.za S.Ambrosianabestfloral compositions Duomo put together with taste andPalazzoTues-Sat 8aminnovativedesign. al Creative Corpothemes, materials and of glasses in just 60 minutes plus personalized 8pm; Sun 9am-1pm. Reale www.leluire.it. Via V. Verziere Piero dellaBasilica dicolours are updated regularly in accordance with S. Ambrogio aesthetic advice. Open Mon-Sat 9am-8pm; Sun Francesca, P.za 40. T: 02 347010. Map C1 P.za S.the latest trends. In addition to costume S. Ambrogio jewellery,CarceriUniversitàP.zaDiazStefano10am-8pm. www.salmoiraghievigano.it. Piazza S. SatiroS. Vittorealso stocksMuseoa delightfulNazionaleselection of fashion Cattolica San Babila corner of Mentana corso G. Matteotti.Monceau Fleurs—A name of internationaldella Scienzaaccessories and clothing. Open Mon 1pm-7pm; del T: 02 Sacro 76000100. CuoreM1 San Babila. Map G4renown,e della TecnicaP.za Monceau Fleurs also has a shop in MilaniaTues-Sat 10am-7pm. www.rossoprezioso.com. S. BernardinoMissori and will sell you flowers until late in the evening,Via San Fermo, 1. T: 02 654841. M2 Moscova-M3 alle Monacheat any time of the year. It carries over 300 varietiesTurati. Map F3Florists L.goMissori Torreof plants and flowers, exclusive collections of GiardinoCarrobbioVelascadellaP.zabouquets and trendy floral Università compositions. Open GuastallaVespa Store— This boutique in the heart of Milan ResistenzaS. Naz.Au Nom de la Rose—A tiny shop, open 7 days a 7 days, 9am to 9pm. For direct shipping, ask yourdedicated to the chicest P.zatwo wheels in the world. PartigianaBasilicaMaggioreweek, which, each morning, receives thousands hotel concierge. P.za www.monceaufleurs.it. VialeThe S. Vespa Agostino , meaning S. Agostino “wasp” Italian, derivedAntica Pta. S. Lorenzoof rose buds from all over Erculea P.za S. 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IIISophisticated, original creations Torre madefrom unusual materials Branca such as plasticand resin, combined to create uniqueobjects both in terms of colour and shape.L.go A Vmagical blend of contemporary andAlpiniTriennale -classical taste.Palazzodell’Artewww.angelacaputi.comVia Madonnina, 11T: 02 86461080V. S. CalogeroDarsenCimiteroMonumentaleP.za S. S.TrinitàV.le ElveziaV.le GadioV.le MaltaParcoSempioneForo BuonaparteCorso MagentaV. Conca del NaviglioP.leCimiteroMonumentaleV. S. ValeriaV. CeresioV.le MontelloV. CorrentiV. ArenaV. BramanteArenaCivicaV. P. CapuccioV. CollodiCorso di Porta TicineseV. Carlo FariniBastioni diPorta VoltaV. LegnanoV.le GadioV. S.G.sul MuroV. S. M.PortaV.le CrispiV. Alessandro VoltaForo BuonaparteV. DanteV. MeravigliCorso GaribaldiV. Molino delle ArmiCorso ComoV. P. BorsieriCorso Italia Corso ItaliaBastioni di Porta NuovaV. Moscova V. MoscovaV. 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CurtatoneCentraleFSV. PodgoraStazioneCentraleSpazioOberdanV.le L. MajnoV.le Bianca MariaV. FontanaV. MacchiV. BoscovichV. TadinoV. E. BesanaP.zaLuigidi SavoiaCorso Buenos AiresV.le PiaveV. AportiDesigner StoresS. CamilloS. ConsiglioGregorioPortaVeneziaPta.VeneziaP.leOberdan 3interpreted by artisans and architects. OpenS. Mariadella Mon Passione 3pm-7pm; Tues-Fri 9am-1pm/2.30pm-7pm; Sat 9am-1pm. www.azucena.it. Via dellaPassione, 8. T: 02 798527. M1 San Babila.Map Conserv. H5. diBellora—The Musica G. Verdi finest home linenmanufacturer in Italy for a5spontaneous, freshlifestyle marked P.zaCinque by simplicity and elegance. Inaddition to three Giornate shops (via Monti 27, via Durini17, and via Manzoni 43) Bellora also has cornersCorso Porta Vittoriain the Coin Pta. flagship stores. Open Mon 3pm-7pm; Tues-SatVittoria10am-7pm. www.bellora.it. Via A.PalazzodiGiustiziaSinagogaS. Mariadella PaceHStazioneLambratePortaALESSI— Venezia An “art factory” which offers utensilsand accessories signed by some of the mostrenowned names in international design.Open Mon 3pm-7 pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7pm.www.alessi.com. P.za Via A. Manzoni 14/16. T: 02Palestro 795726. Duse M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4.Artemide—Located close to the historicPalazzo Poldi Pezzoli, the shop is given overentirely to Museo lighting. Beni Lamps and light systemsboasting cutting-edge Culturali technology plus adesign consultancy4Cappuccini service. Open Mon 3pm-Prefettura 7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7pm. www.artemide.com.(PalazzoVia A. Manzoni, P.le12. T: 02 778712201.Isimbardi) M3 Montenapoleone. del Tricolore Map F4AZUCENA—Outstanding quality both in termsof design and innovative materials, oftencombined with more conventional ones,V.le Monte NeroV.le PremudaManzoni, 43. T: 02 6596361.M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4.Cassina—An elegant, sophisticated space,Rotonda located in the highly central Via Durini, for adella brand that boasts over 80 years in the industry.Besana Open Mon 2.30pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7pm.www.cassina.com. Via Durini, 16. T: 02 76020745.M1 San Babila. Map G5.FondazioneChristofle—Christofle 6Prada evokes innovativemodern design and the elegance of timesgone by with its beautifully crafted silvercutlery, tableware, crystal jewellery and giftobjects. Open Mon 3pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-V.le Lazio7pm. www.christofle.com. Corso Venezia, 6.T: 02 781948. M1 San Babila. Map G4.V. P. LombardoV. A. Maffei12Designer StoresKARTELLThis brand offers furniture,accessories, and lamps,interpreted in a wide arrayof different colours.Danese—A small shop, with a vaguelyunderstated air, for one of Italy’s legendarydesign brands. Open Mon 3pm-7pm;Tues-Sat 10am-1.30pm/2.30pm-7pm.www.danesemilano.com. Piazza San Nazaro inBrolo, 15. T: 02 58432104. M3 Missori,M3 Crocetta. Map G6Flos—A hallmark symbol of design applied tolighting. Since the Sixties, it has offered elegantlight collections resulting from collaborationwith the best international designers. OpenMon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sat 9.30am-1pm/3pm-7.30pm. www.flos.com. Corso Monforte, 9.T: 02 76003639. M1 San Babila. Map H4.Fontana Arte—The protagonists of thisItalian luxury lighting brand are its lamps,crafted mainly from steel and glass, based onan idea of discreet, functional elegance. OpenMon 2pm-7pm; Tus-Sat 10am-1pm/2pm-7pm.www.fontanaarte.it. Alzaia Trieste, 49. Corsico(Mi). T: 02 45121. Out Map.Guzzini—An exhibition space located in theheart of Brera, boasting a “total white” look. Ondisplay, you will find limited edition tablewareand homeware. Open Mon 3pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7pm. www.fratelliguzzini.com. ViaPontaccio, 8/10. T: 02 72095122. M2 Lanza.Map E4.Hastens—An enclave of Nordic design just astone’s throw from Milan’s cathedral. It offersthe world-renowned Swedish bedin all possible shapes and forms. OpenTues-Sat 10am-1pm/2pm-7pm.www.hastens.com. Via G. Barellai, 6.T: 02 39663500. M3 Missori. Map F6.Kartell—This is the flagship store of abrand that has become a household nameworldwide. It offers furniture, accessories andlamps, interpreted in a wide array of differentcolours. Open Mon 3pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7pm. www.kartell.it. Via C. Porta, 1.T: 02 6597916. M3 Turati. Map G3.Paola C.—It offers table accessories andobjects in glass, ceramics and metal createdShoppingGUZZINIThe “Love Key” pendantby Guzzini is createdin collaboration with Brosway.by a small number of select designers. OpenMon-Fri 10am-1pm/3pm-7pm. Saturday byappointment only. www.paolac.com. ViaSolferino, 11. T: 02 862409. M2 Moscova. Map F3Poltrona Frau—A symbol of Italianartisan elegance. In addition to its cult leatherarmchairs, it also stocks a rich collection ofsofas, beds, tables, desks and accessories.Open Mon 2.30pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7pm.www.poltronafrau.com. Via Durini, 1.T: 02 6570626. M1 San Babila. Map G5Sawaya & Moroni—Offers furniture and, inparticular, chairs, distinguished by an eclectic,ultra-contemporary style. Open Mon-Sat10am-8pm. www.sawayamoroni.com. Via A.Manzoni, 11. T: 02 86395218.M3 Montenapoleone. Map F4Skitsch—Boasting thirteen shop windows,it offers home furniture, accessories and fabricsfor all tastes (except classic ones!). Open Mon-Sat 10.30am-7.30pm; Sun 12.30am-6.30pm.www.skitsch.it. Via Monte di Pietà, 11.T: 02 36633065. M3 Montenapoleone. Map F4Spazio Pontaccio—It stocks unique designmasterpieces of international and Italian classicand modern design furniture. Open Mon3pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7pm.www.spaziopontaccio.it. Via Pontaccio, 18.T: 02 8057025. M2 Lanza. Map F3Venini—The art of glass-making. The newcollections and the historic pieces of thisbrand founded in 1921 are showcased againsta neutral, minimalist background. Open Mon3pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-1.30pm/2.30pm-7pm. www.venini.com. Via Montenapoleone, 9.T: 02 76000539. M1 San Babila. Map G4Villeroy & Boch—The company boastsyears of experience in the field of productdesign and interior design. Open Tues-Sat10am-7pm. www.villeroy-boch.com.Via Montebello, 35. T: 02 65584928.M3 Turati. Map F3www.wheretraveler.com 31

ShoppingShoppingOutlets & Factory StoresMilan is surrounded by a belt of Outlets and FactoryStores. Real shopping villages offering top Italian andinternational designer brands at prices discountedfrom 30 to 70%.•FIDENZA VILLAGE - Fidenza Village is part of the collection ofnine “Chic Outlet Shopping” villages in Europe. A real shopping village,offering a fabulous array of designer clothing and homeware.• WHERE: halfway between Milan and Bologna. Take the A1 autostradaand exit at Fidenza/Salsomaggiore Terme. Daily “Shopping Express”shuttle bus also available (departs at 10am from piazza Castello 1,M1Cairoli).• WHAT: 100 boutiques featuring prestigious designer labels at reducedprices, including Valentino, Paul Smith, Missoni and Michael Kors.• NOT ONLY SHOPPING: thanks to its position, in addition to shopping,Fidenza Village offers a number of other attractions. A great opportunityto learn more about Parma and Terme Verdiane, one of Italy’s primaryartistic and cultural hubs.For more information visit: www.fidenzavillage.com•FOXTOWN - An outlet store on the Swiss border, FoxTown usesthe popular US-style “Factory Stores” formula: practically all the bestdesigner labels, accessories and not only, at factory prices.• WHERE: just 15 km from Lugano and 30 km from Milan. Take theMilano-Lugano autostrada and exit at Mendrisio. The outlet can alsobe accessed by a daily shuttle service (departs at 2pm from ForoBonaparte 76, M1 Cairoli-M2 Lanza) (www.zaniviaggi.it)• WHAT: 160 exclusive stores, more than 250 top brands,1 casino, 7 bars32 WHERE milan I FEBRUARY 2012and restaurants. And again, new openings of prestigious brands such asBlumarine, Custo Barcellona, Ferrè and Villeroy&Boch.•SERRAVALLE DESIGNER OUTLET - One of the first outlet villagesin Europe, Serravalle Scrivia is located in the province of Alessandria.Designed as a typical medieval Ligurian town, it combines all theappeal of luxury designer brands with the beauties of the surroundingPiedmont countryside and the Liguria Riviera.McArthurGlen boasts also “Barberino” near Florence, “Castel Romano”near Rome, “La Reggia” in Marcianise near Naples, and “Veneto” atNoventa di Piave near Venice.• WHERE: take the A7 Milano-Genova autostrada and exit at SerravalleScrivia. The outlet can also be accessed by a convenient daily shuttleservice (departs at 10am from Foro Bonaparte 76, M1 Cairoli-M2 Lanza)(www.zaniviaggi.it)• WHAT: 180 exclusive designer brand stores, elegance, affordable pricesand high quality for all pockets. Several events in November:To discover your favourite designer brands visit:www.mcarthurglen.it•VICOLUNGO THE STYLE OUTLET- Situated just thirty minutesfrom Milan, in the province of Novara, the Vicolungo Outlet is the idealplace to spend an exciting day’s shopping.• WHERE: take the A4 Milano-Torino autostrada and exit at BiandrateVicolungo. Shuttle service available on Fri-Sat-Sun-Mon (departs at10.30am from Foro Bonaparte 76, M1 Cairoli-M2 Lanza)(www.zaniviaggi.it)• WHAT: 150 prestigious designer stores offering clothing for the wholefamily, homeware and beauty products at discounted prices of up to 70%.• NOT ONLY SHOPPING: Vicolungo Outlet also hosts art exhibitions,events and other initiatives for a enjoyable day’s outing.For more information, visit: http://vicolungo.thestyleoutlets.it•FRANCIACORTA OUTLET VILLAGE- A real fashion town whereelegance, good food and quality combine to offer you a uniqueshopping experience.• WHERE: Rodengo Saiano, in the province of Brescia. Easily accessiblefrom Milan on the A4 autostrada, Ospitaletto exit.• WHAT: 160 designer boutiques including Calvin Klein, Boggi andPinko, but also Bialetti and Basetti for homeware and Lindt to delightyour taste buds.• NOT ONLY SHOPPING: Franciacorta Village is situated in an area famedfor its fine wines, from which it takes its name. The area is also knownfor its castles and golf courses.For information on package tours and group specials visit:www.franciacortaoutlet.itspace, these two young talented floral designershave recently opened a corner at the exclusiveExcelsior Milano,located right in the beating heartof the city. Open Tues-Sat 9.30am-13pm/4pm-8pm. www.numeronove.it Via Pastrengo, 9.T: 02.66801669. M2 Garibaldi. Map F1 • Open daily10am-9pm. www.excelsiormilano.com. GalleriaDel Corso, 4 T: 0276307301 M1-M3 Duomo.Map G5Paolo Lattuada—A real flower boutique and oneof the most exclusive in the city. The shop, ownedby the artist-gardener Paolo Lattuada offerscustomers an emotional experience, drawinginspiration from essential elements such as theair, stones and water: a creative laboratory forhighly original, sophisticated creations. Open Mon3.30pm-7pm; Tues-Fri 9.30am-1pm/3.30pm-7pm.www.paololattuada.it. Via Molino delle Armi, 19. T:02 58305078. M3 Missori. Map F6Food & WineCioccolati Italiani—Just a stone’s throw fromvia Torino, this New York style concept storeoffers a purely Italian gastronomic experiencewhere the art of chocolate-making is interpretedin an abundance of different ways. Also a pastryshop, restaurant, coffee shop and ice creamparlour where not only can you indulge in icecream and pastries but also savoury delicacies.Open daily 7am-12 midnight.www.cioccolatitaliani.it. Via E. de Amicis, 25.T: 02 89406651. M2 Sant’Ambrogio. Map D5Enoteca Cotti—A “not-to-be-missed” address forwine lovers. Opened in 1906, Cotti is one of thebest stocked wine bars in the city. Enter an oldworldatmosphere, boasting impressively stockedshelves and an extraordinary selection of winesand spirits. In addition to wine and champagne, italso offers a wide array of grappa, whisky, cognac,rum and liqueurs from all over the world. You canalso purchase gastronomic specialities as well astypical Italian cakes and pastries. Open Tues-Sat9am-1pm/3pm-7.30pm. www.enotecacotti.it. ViaSolferino, 42. T: 02 6572995. T+39.02.29001096. M2Moscova. Map F2Peck—A paradise for food lovers. At this high-classdelicatessen, for years an authentic temple ofMilanese taste, you will find the best of Italianexcellence, from cured meats to sauces, fromwines to liqueurs, from cheeses to olive oil.Spread out over three floors, Peck is also a greatplace for an unforgettable stopover, thanks toits large sampling areas. The search for quality isPeck’s primary aim, achieved through a carefulselection of products from all over the world.A totally worthwhile gastronomic experience.Open Mon 3.30pm-7.30pm; Tues-Fri 9.15am-7.30pm; Sat 8.45am-7.30pm. www.peck.it. ViaSpadari, 9. T: 02 8023161. M1-M3 Duomo, M1Cordusio. Map F5Jewellery & WatchesAngela Caputi Giuggiù—The brand is renownedthroughout the world. Sophisticated, originalcreations made from unusual materials such asplastic and resin, combined to create uniqueobjects both in terms of colour and shape.Her creations have been used as accessoriesby famous television and film producers. Theaccessory as a focal point, capable of creatinga look or dressing up any type of garment. Amagical blend of contemporary and classicaltaste. A dream well worth the wearing. OpenTues-Sun 10am-1pm/2.30pm-7.30pm.www.angelacaputi.com. Via Madonnina, 11.T: 02 86461080. M2 Lanza. Map F4Buccellati—Heir to a tradition that dates back tothe 18th century and a favourite with the royalfamilies of Europe, Buccellati offers stunningdesigns featuring a “tulle, lace or honeycomb”effect. Also known for its silver and extraordinaryanimal collections. Open Mon-Sat 10.30am-1pm/2pm-7pm. www.buccellati.com. ViaMontenapoleone, 23. T: 02 76002153.M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4Bulgari—Among the most noteworthy namesin the world together with Cartier and Tiffany,since the very beginning, Bulgari has been areference point for luxury jewellery. It also carrieswatches, fragrances, accessories and small tableitems. Its most famous collection is the “Bzero1”,originally crafted in gold and subsequentlySPOTLIGHTembellished with diamonds and precious stones.Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. www.bulgari.com.Via Montenapoleone, 2. T: 02 777001. M1 SanBabila. Map G4Cartier—In addition to its jewellery, Cartier is alsofamous as a luxury maker of watches, secondonly in the world to Rolex. Renowned for itsdesign and technology, Cartier’s steel watches areembellished with details in gold, platinum anddiamonds. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. www.cartier.it.Via Sant’Andrea, 11 (Temporary Boutique).T: 02 3030421. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4D’augusta gioielli—This time-honouredjeweller carries unique timepieces and high-endjewellery and has two sales points in the city: thehistoric piazza Gramsci location (T: 02 3315410)and a new boutique situated in Milan’s highlycentral via Dante. The D’Augusta family is knownfor its professionalism and top-level service andoffers a vast assortment of some of the mostdesirable watch brands in the world includingBaume & Mercier, Breitling, Burberry, Girard-Perregaux, Hamilton, Jaeger-LeCoultre, Longinesand TAG Heuer as well as a variety of Cartierobjects ranging from pens to gift items. It alsoFidenza Village presents“Shopping with Da Vinci”Fidenza Village offers the exclusive package “Shopping withDa Vinci”; an opportunity to discover the history and traditions ofthe Lombard capital, and to then spend the afternoon shopping inmore than 100 exclusive boutiques at Fidenza Village. The uniquecombination of this itinerary will make an exciting day, spent bothin Fidenza Village’s boutiques and with Milan’s rich artistic andcultural heritage such as The Last Supper, the Teatro alla Scalaand the Sforzesco Castle. Operating: Wednesday and Friday.• 9.30 am: Departs from Piazza Duomo• 1.00 pm: End of the guided tour• 2.00 pm: Departs from Piazza Castello for Fidenza Village on theShopping Express shuttle bus• 6.30 pm: Departs from Fidenza Village for Piazza CastelloCost of the package: €70,00Book it on line on FidenzaVillage.comwww.wheretraveler.com 33

ShoppingShoppingVIBRAM See page 39. GOLFINO See page 27.SOLO INTER See page 38.perfect meld of technology and design. Elegant,100% contemporary or vintage, “Made-in-Italy”domotic products – from lamps to fragrancediffusers; from chairs to audio/video equipment –but also consultancy for projects and customizedhomeware. Open Mon-Fri 3.30pm-7.30pm; Sat10.30am-7.30pm. www.d3life.it. Via R. Pilo, 14. T: 0289604362. M1 Porta Venezia. Off MapE. Marinella—Established in 1914, the Marinellabrand is known throughout the world for itsstylish, hand-made neckties, worn by headsof state, industrial magnates and celebrities. Inaddition to the legendary shop - still located inNaples - and its sophisticated Milan boutique, E.Marinella ties are also sold at its single-brand storein Tokyo, Lugano and London. Open Mon 3pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7pm. www.marinellanapoli.it.Via Santa Maria alla Porta, 5. T: 02 86467036.M1 Cordusio. Map F5Montblanc—A legendary manufacturer of finewriting instruments and sophisticated, highqualitywatches and jewellery. The product rangealso Includes eyewear and leather goods. Twolocations In the city (via Montenapoleone andcorso Vercelli). Open Mon-Sat 11am-7pm. www.montblancitalia.it. Via Montenapoleone, 27B. T: 0276317720. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4Nilufar—A space for those who love historicItalian design and also want to understand itscontemporary evolution, especially that poetic,visionary area midway between productionand art. Since the end of the ‘90s Galleria Nilufar,founded by Nina Yashar who runs it with her sisterNilu and a staff of 5, has given life to a numberof projects - including design and site-specificexhibitions and publications - either with provenmasters and up-and-coming designers. OpenMon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Fri 10am-7.30pm; Sat10am-7pm. www.nilufar.icom. Via della Spiga, 32.T: 02 780193. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4PIRELLI PZERO— One thousand five hundredsq.m. encompassing fashion, technology anddesign. This multi-disciplinary project is basedon marketing and fashion and an underlyingreference to industrial design. The flagship storeof this historic company, founded way back in1877 on the outskirts of Milan, sells the iconicgarments of “P Lunga” including sportswear38 WHERE MILAN I FEBRUARY 2012jackets and rubber boots. One of the store’sstandout features is the P. Spoke Corner, a spacededicated to the creation of “made-to-measure”sneakers. Open Mon-Sat 10am-7.30pm. www.pzeroweb.com. Corso Venezia, 1. T: 02 64424242.M1 San Babila. Map G4Scala Shop (La)—A destination store for thelovers of ballet and opera, this fabulouslyequipped shop offers a wide choice of books,CDs, DVDs, gift items, merchandise, photosand posters. It has a corner dedicated todance equipment and shoes by Freddy, theofficial sponsors of the La Scala Ballet corps.Purchases can also be made online. OpenMon-Sun 10.30am-7.30pm and on eveningsduring performances. www.lascalashop.it.Largo A. Ghiringhelli. T: 02 45483257. M1-M3Duomo. Map F4Solo Inter—A new singlebrand store, dedicatedentirely to one of the most successful ItalianFootball League clubs, i.e. F.C. Internazionale(Inter), is just a stone’s throw from GalleriaVittorio Emanuele II. A real “Nerazzurri” passionshop where fans can buy all sort of officialmerchandise including books, magazines andphotos but also clothing, sports accessories,jewellery, watches and kitchen and homewareitems… in short, everything that your heartcould desire signed Inter. Open daily 10.30am-7.30pm. www.inter.it. Via G. Berchet, 1. T: 0280582044. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5ShoesBALLIN—The signature brand of “Made-in-Italy”excellence and leader in the artisan productionof luxury footwear has recently opened a newsingle-brand store in Milan. Extending over asurface area of 200 sq.m. in Milan’s Quadrilaterodella Moda, the store makes a statement with itsminimalist lines and elegant decor. Open Mon-Sat10am-7pm. www.ballin-shoes.it. Via Santo Spirito,5. T: 02 76014904. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4Fratelli Rossetti—Renowned throughout theworld for their comfort and fit. These beautifullyhandcrafted shoes are a perfect mix of luxuryand tradition, with an added touch of originality.Beautiful and stylish to boot. Open Mon-Sat10am-8pm; Sun 10am-2pm/3pm-7pm. www.rossetti.it. Via Montenapoleone, 1. T: 02 76021650.M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4Geox—The famous “breathable shoe”, the resultof the creative genius of Mario Moretti Polegato,distinguished by a special waterproof, breathablemembrane. Innovation, design and healthyfeet. Nine sales points in Milan. Open Mon-Sat10am-7.30pm; Sun 11am-7.30pm. www.geox.com.Piazza San Carlo corner of corso Vittorio EmanueleII. T: 02 76028217. M1 San Babila. Map G5; viaMontenapoleone, 26. T: 02 76009372. M3Montenapoleone. Map G4Hogan—Add a touch of high-quality comfort andthe best of Italian design to your shoe wardrobe.Innovative, easy-to-wear luxury. Open Mon-Sat10am-7.30pm; Sun 10.30am-2pm/3pm-7.30pm.www.hoganworld.com. Via Montenapoleone, 23.T: 02 76011174. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4LUMBERJACK—This sportswear brand has debutedin Milan in corso Buenos Aires with a new storeextending over a surface area of 200 sq.m. Thespace also hosts a corner dedicated to “Lumberjackhealth”, the new shoe targeted at wellbeing anddesigned to improve posture. In addition totraditional men’s, women’s and children’s footwear,the store also boasts a brand new sector dedicatedItalian DesignResin DECORATIONSDOMOTICSwww.d3life.itVia R. Pilo, 14T: 02 89604362M1 Porta Veneziato leather goods and clothing. Open Mon-Sat10.30am-7.30pm. T: 02 67072013. www.lumberjack.it.Corso Buenos Aires, 77. M1-M2 Loreto. Off MapNero Giardini—Situated in the heart of theQuadrilatero della Moda, this single-brand storeoffers stylish, high-quality Made-in-Italy clothingand footwear. Set within an elegant, minimalist,functional and contemporary ambience, theshop extends over two floors featuring the latestcollections of footwear, accessories and menand women’s clothing. Its luminous décor –predominantly white furnishings alternated withblack details – tempt shoppers inside. Open Mon-Fri10am-7pm; Sat-Sun 10.30am-7.30pm.www.nerogiardini.it. Corso Venezia, 9.T: 02 76005470. M1 San Babila. Map G4Sergio Rossi—Sergio Rossi awakens the femmefatale in every woman. Beautifully crafted,comfortable, eye-catching footwear designedfor women in search of an iconic symbol of style.Each pair of shoes is checked for quality at least120 times. Sergio Rossi also stocks handbags.Open Mon-Sat 10am-7pm. www.sergiorossi.com. Via Montenapoleone, 27. T: 02 76006140. M3Montenapoleone. Map G4STUART WEITZMAN—A brand specializing incomfortable, high-fashion women’s footwear,Stuart Weitzman offers trendy styles, uber-luxepumps with staggeringly high stiletto heels andevening sandals featuring the brand’s unique,unmistakable style. More than 600 creations for allseasons combing both classic and exotic materials– from cork to printed snakeskin, from goretex togelatinous materials -, worn by beautiful people andfashionistas the world over. Open daily 10am-7pm.www. stuartweitzman.com. Via della Spiga, 3. T: 0276003316. M1 San Babila. Map G4Vergelio—A historic brand offering some of thefinest quality footwear for men and women.Collections that are always abreast of the latestfashion trends without ever foregoing quality. AMade-in-Italy “must”. The chain has many othershops scattered around the city. Open Mon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7.30pm. www.vergelio.it.Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, 10. T: 02 76003087. M1San Babila. Map G5Vibram—From the well-known Italian companythat produces rubber soles for sports footwearand, in particular, hiking boots, amongst otherthings, this shop offers the highly original “VibramFiveFingers” product that adapts perfectly to theshape of any foot. Open Mon 3pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sat10am-1.30pm/3pm-7.30pm. www.vibram.com. Via R.Sanzio, 6. T: 02 36528461. M1 Wagner. Map B4SportDecathlon—One of the best equipped sportschains where you can find equipment for any typeof sports discipline, from running to archery, fromskiing to tennis, from golf to snowboarding. It hasan enormous sales point in the middle of townand is the best place to find any type of sportsitem that you might have forgotten to put in yoursuitcase. Open Mon-Sun 9am-8pm. www.decathlon.it. Foro Buonaparte, 74/76. T: 02 80509755. M1Cairoli. Map E4Longoni Sport—Established in 1972, it has nowbecome a reference point for sports lovers, bothprofessionals and amateurs. It carries all the bestknownsports brands, including the most technical.Open Tues-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Mon 2.30pm-7.30pm. www.longonisport.it. Via Arona, 15. T: 0233105653. Map B1StationeryFabriano Boutique—The boutique sells superlativequality luxury stationer’s items, combining the highquality of Fabriano paper with materials, such asDepartment Stores & Shopping CentersLa Rinascente, a fabulousdepartment store overlooking theDuomo, is a real part of Milan’s history.Open seven days a week:Mon-Sat 9.30 am-10pm; Sun 10am-10pmwww.rinascente.it Piazza Duomo, 10.T: 02 88521. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5.La Rinascente Food&Restaurantson the 7th floor features a Food Marketbrimming with rare delicacies, allorigin controlled. It also offers visitorsa choice of as many as nine bars andrestaurants designed to cover the entirespectrum of taste: from the Sushi Barto the Mozzarella Bar, from slow foodsandwiches to the Oyster Bar.Open 7 days a week until midnight(dedicated entrances also on via SantaRadegonda, 1 and via San Raffaele, 2.T: 02 8852471)Coin is a historic department store,extending over several floors, with itsflagship location in piazza Cinque Giornate.Boasting a seamless glass façade, it featuresone of the largest video walls in Europe andserves as an interactive medium for dialoguewith the city. It offers a number of excellentservices and an array of the best fashionbrands, ranging from clothing to accessories,from home design to food. It also has otherbranches located in corso Vercelli 44 and inpiazza Cantore 12.Mon-Fri 10am-8pm; Sat 10am-8.30pm; Sun11am-8pm. www.coin.it. Piazza CinqueGiornate. T: 02 55192083. Map H5.The PIAZZA Portello shopping centreis situated just outside the centre, in a rapidlyexpanding area: this open-air mall hostsnumerous shops and facilities.Mon-Sun 8.30am-9pm. Via Grosotto, 7.www.piazzaportello.it. Map A2.leather and linen, to make even the most simpleof everyday items special. Products include diaries,bags, wallets, notepads, photo albums, cards andan array of different articles produced using onlythe most exclusive Italian raw materials. Open Mon1.30pm-7.30pm; Tues-Sat 10am-7.30pm; Sun 2.30pm-7.30pm. www.fabrianoboutique.com. Via PonteVetero, 17. T: 02 76318754. M1 Cairoli. Map E4Pettinaroli—Established in 1881 as a print shopand this year celebrating its 130th anniversary,it subsequently branched out into traditionalstationery. On offer, highly unique gifts, personalizedplanners, business cards printed on the finest ofpapers and antique prints. Open Mon 3pm-7pm;Tues-Sat 9am-1pm/3pm-7pm. www.fpettinaroli.it.Piazza San Fedele, 2 (entrance from via T. Marino). T:02 86464642-1875. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F4TailoringFerdinando Caraceni—The ultimate in elegant,luxury bespoke garments. British fabrics, cashmerefrom Scotland and Irish linens are used to interpreta sartorial tradition of unparalleled excellence.Famous throughout the world for dressingpoliticians, professionals, celebrities and membersof the international jet set. Open Mon-Fri 9am-12.30am/3pm-6pm. www.caracenisartoria.com. ViaSan Marco, 22. T: 02 6554284. M2 Moscova. Map F3RUBINACCI – For almost one century, the atelier’sphilosophy has been based on creating madeto-measurestyles that highlight the individualpersonality of each customer. A real sartorialexperience in the heart of Milan, where trends,requirements and the best fabrics in the world- from Scottish cashmere to real Indian pashmina –meet to offer you exclusive, rigorously handmadegarments and accessories based on a timehonouredbespoke tradition. By appointment only.www.marianorubinacci.net. Via Montenapoleone,18. 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DiningDiningProediComunicazionewww.giardinodigiada.itVia Palazzo Reale, 5Tel 02 8053891offers all kinds of delicious home-made delicaciesincluding fresh pasta, hot appetizers and maincourses. Topnotch cocktails and delicious snacksare also served at the café bistrot. €€. www.ilsalumaiodimontenapoleone.it. Via Santo Spirito,10. T: 02 784650-76001123. M3 Montenapoleone.Map G4Taverna del Sacripante—Simone Suardi is oneof Milan’s youngest and most talented chefs. Aprotégé of the famous Pietro Leeman, chef patronof the famous Joia restaurant, he boasts creativity,technical ability and intelligence. At his restaurant,with its Parisian-bistrot type atmosphere, clientscan savour a mixture of creative, traditionaldishes. In addition to risotto, fish’n chips andfried pizza are his “must-try” specialities. Alwaysclosed at lunch and on Mon. €€. www.sacripante.com. Viale Coni Zugna, 52. T: 02 83390065. M2Sant’Agostino. Map C6Torre di Pisa (La)—This historic trattoria offerstraditional Tuscan cuisine in a warm, welcomingatmosphere. Guests are greeted at the entranceby a long table, spilling over with simple, genuinefood which you can watch being prepared inthe open-air kitchen. Delicious food and anelegantly simple atmosphere to make diners feeltotally at home. Closed on Sat at lunch. €€. www.trattoriatorredipisa.it. Via Fiori Chiari, 21/5. T: 02874877; T: 02 804483. M2 Lanza. Map F3First in ItalyInternational Famous Restaurantfor Chinese CuisineClosed on MondayValtellina—A warm ambiance, reminiscent ofmountain resorts (“Valtellina” is a wonderful valleysituated in the middle of the Italian Alps and afavourite Milanese holiday destination) featuringtypically Alpine-style decor. Serves regionaldishes from the area, with platters of cold cutsand rich starters. Closed on Fri and on Sat atlunch. €€€. Via Taverna, 34. T: 02 7561139. Off MapZio Pesce—A welcoming, informal atmosphereoffering a high-quality, tasty though simplefish-based menu. Catalan-style lobster, oysterand seafood platters, Seafood risotto, imperialstyleturbot, a mixed-fry of local seafood andlots of other dishes of the best Italian andinternational tradition. Defining itself as a“seafood workshop”, it guarantees fresh fishcaught on a daily basis: and, to ensure freshnessat affordable prices, the menu varies fromday to day, depending on the market offer.Closed on Sunday. The kitchen is open from7pm to midnight. €€€. www.ziopesce.it. Twolocations: via C. Simonetta, 8. T: 02 58109145. M2Sant’Agostino. Map D6 and via A. Maffei, 12. T: 0249794967. M3 Porta Romana. Map H6International & Ethnic CuisineAlaCena-melià—The best of Mediterraneancuisine and Spanish gastronomic tradition at thisrestaurant located inside the Hotel Meliá. €€€.www.melia-milano.com. Via Masaccio, 19. T: 0244406740. M1 Lotto. Off MapBA Asian Mood—A brand new stylish restaurantoffering high-quality contemporary Chinesecuisine in a sophisticated welcoming setting.Expertly cooked menus and a perfectly balancedblend of flavours ranging from the most delicateof Southern China right up to the spicier, moretangy flavours of the northern regions. A welcomeaddition to Milan’s foodie scene targeted at ademanding public which appreciates traditionalChinese cuisine upgraded in a modern-day key.Closed on Monday. €€. www.ba-restaurant.com.Via C. Ravizza, 10. T: 02 4693206. M1 De Angeli, M1Wagner. Map A4BBQ—A perfect choice for those who love chargrilledor barbecued meat: rib roasts, chops, lamband steaks. The starters, chalked up daily on ablackboard and varied each day, are also definitelyworth a try. Signature dishes (according to theseason): “pappardelle with porcini mushroomsand “bistecca alla Fiorentina” (T-bone steak) withpotatoes. Great choice of desserts. Closed on Satand on Sun at lunch. €€€. Via P. Sottocorno, 5/a T:02 76003571. Map H5Boccino—Located in the new fashion anddesign district amidst photographic studios,showrooms, fashion and advertising agencies,it has an intimate, welcoming atmosphere anda magnificent spacious terrace on the first floor.Mediterranean cuisine. Menu includes meat andfish dishes, and homemade cakes. Closed on Sun.€€€. www.ristoranteboccino.it. Via Tortona, 21. T:02 89415562. M2 Porta Genova FS. Map C7Centro Ittico - Raw Fish Café—A highly originalatmosphere for a great fish restaurant. Excellentraw fish inc all types of shellfish and seafood andtop-notch grilled and fried dishes. Closed onSun and on Mon at lunch. €€. www.rawfishcafe.it. Via Martiri Oscuri, 19. T: 02 26143774. M1Rovereto. Off MapCompagnia Generale dei ViaggiatoriNaviganti e Sognatori—Japanese-styleambience and cuisine. Savour sushi, sashimiand a wide variety of uramaki (rice, fish andalgae rolls) while sitting on Tatami mats. Anovelty this year are: harumaki shrimps, i.e. fivefried shrimp and vegetable rolls served with ahot sauce and a special teryaky-based sauce.Open evenings only, closed on Mon. €€€. www.compagniageneralemilano.com. Via P. Sottocorno,27. T: 02 5516154. Off MapDenzel—One of the few truly Kosher restaurantsin Milan, serving an international fish and meatmenu of delicate contrast. Traditions of theMiddle East , America, Asia and South Americaare combined in delectable, tasty dishes,served against the backdrop of a warm, friendly,welcoming ambience. It uses only the finestingredients and rigorously follows the rules ofKashrut. Closed on Friday evening and on Sat.€€. www.denzel.it. Via G. Washington, 9. T: 0248519326. M1 Wagner. Map B5Don Juanito—Welcoming and trendy, thisrestaurant offers delightful specialities, in whichmeat takes centre stage, accompanied by aselection of excellent red house wines. FromSouth American fast-food-style dishes at lunchto a more intimate romantic setting at dinner,featuring all the enticing flavours of Argentina.Open Mon-Fri 12am-3pm/7pm-11pm. Sat 7pm-11pm. €€. www.donjuanito.it. Corso di PortaVigentina, 33. T: 02 58431217. M3 Crocetta. Map G7El Porteno—Possibly the best Argentineanrestaurant in Milan, El Porteno is renowned forits succulent meat and churrasco cuts. Exquisitedishes offered by chefs focusing primarily ontradition and high-quality ingredients, housespecialities inc asado criollo, grilled beef, pork andveal, empanadas and pollo en escabeche. Alsooffers a fabulous selection of important winesincluding Argentinean specialities such as Malbecand Torrontes. Open for dinner. €€€.www.elporteno.it. Viale G. Galeazzo, 25.T: 02 58437593. Map E7Giacomo—Thanks to its impeccable serviceand fabulous food, this is one restaurant thatwould not know what the word “crisis” means.Top-notch fish dishes with particular attentionto seasonal ingredients. A favourite VIP haunt.Great wine list. €€€€. www.giacomomilano.com.Via P. Sottocorno, 6 corner of via B. Cellini.T: 0276023313. Map H5Giardino di Giada (Il)—Experience andimpeccable service are the strong points ofthis large, luminous restaurant. An orientalambience with design undertones, the sidewindow houses the modern, Jade Café“noodle bar”, featuring cocktails. In addition totraditional, mouth watering Asian fare it alsooffers real Cantonese cuisine, fish and seafood.Only the finest ingredients and the freshestproducts, prepared in the stir-fry version, ona hot griddle, steamed or with tofu. The bestChinese restaurant in Milan. Closed on Mon. €€.www.giardinodigiada.it.Via Palazzo Reale, 5.TheT: 02 8053891. M1-M3 Duomo. MENUwww.wheremilan.comMap F5WHERE MILANHong Kong—Chinese cuisine. An elegant,evocative atmosphere boasting good food andimpeccable service. Try the chef’s specialities likeKong Pao chicken, i.e. chicken pieces with nuts,chilli pepper and a special sweet soya-basedsauce; the fish dishes; Pekinese, Cantonese andsmoked duck and rice puffs for dessert. Closedon Mon at lunch. €€. Via G. Schiaparelli, 5. T: 026701992. M3 Sondrio. Off MapMAMA CAFè RESTAURANT—Something goodat all hours of the day. This is the philosophy ofthis restaurant which stays open from the earlymorning till late at night. In the morning, a greatbreakfast with lots of mouth watering treats.At lunch, dishes and sandwiches made fromthe best Italian produce. In the late afternoon,Happy Wine, a wine aperitivo. Brunch on Sundaysand, at dinner, typical Italian regional dishes.Closed on Sun and on Sat at lunch. €€. www.mamacafe.it. Via Caminadella, 7. T: 02 86995682.M2 Sant’Ambrogio. Map D6Mister Angus—Formerly an old seventeenthcentury convent, this warm, welcomingrestaurant, featuring open brick work and largewindows, is spread out over two floors. Some ofthe best Argentinian food in Milan. Prime qualitymeat, a key player on the menu, and beautifullyfresh fish. If you’re in the mood for some reallygood beef, then this is the place to go. Judgingby the pictures on the walls, you might even runinto some famous soccer star. Closed on Sat atlunch. €€. www.misterangus.com. Via Bandello,22. T: 02 43982638. M2 Sant’Ambrogio. Map C5Re Salomone—Located in the heart of Milan, thisrestaurant offers typically Jewish fare together withan excellent selection of Israeli wines. Its stylish, lowkeyinterior is the ideal place for an evening featuringtop-level Middle-Eastern cuisine. “Must-try” dishesinclude falafel, tasty kubbe and an assortment ofexpertly cooked, fresh fish. Closed on Fri and Satlunch. €€. www.resalomone.eu. Via Sardegna, 45. T:02 4694643. M1 Wagner. Map B5Riccione (A)—One of the most famous fishrestaurants in the city. Formerly patronized byjournalists and celebrities, nowadays, though stillexpensive, it continues to offer first-rate fish disheswith a large assortment of raw fish. Worth a try are itsmixed seafood fry and its Catalan-style shrimps andprawns. Closed on Sat at lunch and on Mon. €€€€.www.ristoranteariccione.com. Via T. Taramelli, 70. T:02 683807. M3 Zara. Off MapSambuco (Il)-Hermitage—Creative fish cuisine.Its most famous dish is “fritto misto di mare” (mixedseafood fry). Other specialities include crudités, freshseafood spaghetti and fillet of turbot. Wonderfulice-creams (vanilla, caramel or cinnamon flavoured)and chocolate-based desserts. No fish on Mondays.Closed on Sat at lunch and on Sun. €€€€. www.ilsambuco.it. Via Messina, 10. T: 02 33610333. M2 PortaGaribaldi FS Map D2Sarla—Sarla in Indian means “virtuous simplicity”,theunderlying philosophy of this famous Indianrestaurant which is also the best in town. Wesuggest trying: “Aam Baadam” (chicken pieces in amango, almond and cashew nut sauce), “PunjabiKadhi” (vegetables and chickpea patties in adelicate yoghurt sauce, flavoured with aromaticIndian spices), “Lamb Korma” (lamb cooked in adelicate cashew nut sauce) and “Chicken Balti”(chicken breasts in a hot tomato sauce). Open dailyfor dinner and Mon-Fri for lunch. €€. www.sarla.it.Via G. Stampa, 4. T: 02 89095538. M3 Missori, M1-M3Duomo. Map F6Seven—Relaxing in a charming ambience whiletasting the best meat in the world, chosen byour expert staff. Filetto steccato (filet wrapped ina thin layer of lard), Angus rib-roast, suckling pigand other delicacies. Fusion cuisine that bringsthe world to your home, accompanied by a fineselection of wines: over 180 labels on the list,with a choice of 24 wines also available by theglass. Closed on Sunday. The kitchen is openfrom 7pm to midnight. €€€. www.sevengroup.it. Four locations: Casa dei Ciliegi. Via L. Bertelli,4. T: 02 2615190. M1 Turro. Off Map • CorsoColombo. Corso C. Colombo, 11. T: 02 58101669.M2 Sant’Agostino. Map D7 • Viale Monte Nero,29. T: 02 54019867. M3 Porta Romana. Map H6 •Sempione. Via Gherardini, 1Thecorner of corso Sempione.MENUT: 02 34592908. Map D3WHERE MILANwww.wheremilan.comShiva— A warm, welcoming atmosphere whereguests can savour the exotic aromas of traditionalNorthern Indian cuisine. Located just a shortdistance from the Naviglio Pavese, this restaurant– listed in the Michelin Guide – serves specialitiesincluding prawn curry with onions, lamb kebabsand other delectable tandoori delicacies. Opendaily. Take aways also available. €€.www.ristoranteshiva.it. Via G. Galeazzo, 7.T: 02 89404746. Map E7Vietnamonamour—Located in a small, earlytwentieth century building, this is the bestrestaurant in Milan for Vietnamese cuisine. “Musttry” dishes include crab soup with ginger, chickencooked in an earthenware pot and fillet of seabream in lotus flower. Closed on Sun. €€€.www.vietnamonamour.com. Via A. Pestalozza, 7.T: 02 70634614. M2 Piola. Off MapPizzaDA RITA E ANTONIO—This restaurant, famous forits authentic Neapolitan pizza, i.e. round, nottoo big and thin-crusted, is located next to theTeatro Dal Verme, just near Parco Sempioneand the Castello Sforzesco. It also serves freshpasta and an assortment of meat and fish dishes.€€. Via G. Puccini, 2/a. T: 02 875579. M1 Cairoli.Map E4FRIJENNO MAGNANNO—The epitome ofNeapolitan tradition, it serves utterly deliciouspizzas (try the version with mozzarella di bufalaor anchovies) as well as several regional dishes.To end the meal, fabulous desserts like “babà”,“pastiera” or “sfogliatella” (typical Neapolitanpastries). Closed on Mon. €€. Via B. Marcello, 93.T: 02 29403654. M2 Caiazzo. Off MapGEMELLI—Fabulous pizza made by the Falconefamily, originally natives from the Amalfi coast,this is the place that has taught the world how tomake pizza. The house speciality is the “Gemellipizza”: tomatoes, mozzarella, mushrooms,eggs and chilli pepper. Other dishes, all ofMediterranean origin, are also available. Theirsignature dessert is “cassata”, a typical delicacyfrom Southern Italy. Closed on Sat. €€. Via dellaTorre, 1. T: 02 2619809. M1 Turro. Off MapSPONTINI—Renowned for its outstanding slicedpizza topped with tomatoes, mozzarella andanchovies. Soft with a crisp base, the pizza isbaked in a wood-fired pizza oven. Owned byMassimo Innocenti, it has been a favourite withpizza fans since the ‘50’s. Closed on Mon. Otherbranches can also be found in via Marghera, viaCenisio and in viale Papiniano. €.www.pizzeriaspontini.it. Via G. Spontini, 4.T: 02 2047444. M1 Lima. Off MapTasting ExperienceAM Birra&Cucina—Set in a warm, Nordicatmosphere, this restaurant, in partnership witha brewer of some of the best quality raw beer inthe world, features home-cured cold cuts, lightfries, cheese fondue, great meat grills, skeweredchicken, and original Vienna sausages as wellas a number of high-quality, beer-based drinksand more. 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DiningMILAN EXPERIENCERE SALOMONE See page 45 EL PORTENO See page 45SHIVA See page 45.meal flour and natural yeast. Closed on Sunday.The kitchen is open from 7pm to midnight.www.ambirraecucina.it. Via Tertulliano, 38.T: 02 55184989. M3 Lodi. Off MapCAFFÈ LETTERARIO—Located inside the TeatroGrassi and its 17th century cloisters, restoredto their former glory following in-depthrestructuring work, the Caffè Letterario, runby Soti’s Events, offers its custumers a cateringservice 7 days a week. In addition to beingavailable for business lunches, tempting happyhours and delectable Sunday brunches, it is alsoopen to the public during the performances heldat the Fondazione Piccolo. Via Rovello, 2. T:0272333505. M1 Cairoli. Map E3Caffè Vergnano—A combination of old-worldItalian elegance and contemporary taste anddesign. The secrets of its success: the highestquality coffee beans are purchased directly intheir places of origin and roasted according torigorously traditional methods. The ideal place toget to know and appreciate not only the aromaof real Italian coffee but also a variety of unusualfood. Open Mon-Sun 7am-8pm.www.caffevergnano.com. Via Speronari, 3.T: 02 86996858. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5California Bakery—A corner of America whereyou can relax and take a break from the hustleand bustle of city life and taste typical specialitiesprepared with only the finest ingredients.Goodies on offer inc homemade cheesecake,muffins, apple pie, stuffed bagels and doughnutsto delight your palate either at breakfast or lunch.Also available, fabulous savoury quiches of alltypes. A warm welcoming atmosphere offsetby shabby chic furnishings and an open oven.Different menus served at different times. Severallocations (via Larga, 19; piazza Sant’Eustorgio, 4;viale Premuda, 44; via Verzieri corner of via Merlo, 1).Open Mon-Fri 8am-midnight; Sat 9am-midnight.Reservations for brunch on Sat and Sun. www.californiabakery.it. Piazza Sant’Eustorgio, 4. T: 0239811538. M2 Porta Genova FS. Map E7Chà Tea Atelier — A venue dedicated exclusively tothe infusion of the world’s most popular beverage,Cha is the ideal place to purchase and taste greentea, oolong, white tea, red tea, herbal teas andinnumerable other varieties, while learning aboutthe secrets of their preparation and enjoying them46 WHERE MILAN I FEBRUARY 2012accompanied by either delicious savoury or sweettreats. Open Mon 1pm-7pm; Tues-Sat 9am-7pm.www.chateaatelier.it. Via M. d’Oggiono, 7. T: 0289415371. M2 Sant'Agostino. Map D6Eataly—A fabulous tasting and purchasingexperience. A branch of the famous Turin shop,Eataly offers customers several of the bestartisanal and organic products on the market.Based on the philosophy of Slow Food, itguarantees a selection of healthy, environmentallysustainable and socially responsible products. Areal haven for food lovers. Open Mon-Fri 10am-8pm; Sat 10am-8.30pm; Sun 10am-8pm. www.milano.eataly.it. Eataly c/o Coin. Piazza V Giornate,1. T: 02 92870066. Map H5Joe Cipolla—Choose your meat directly from themeat counter and have it cooked over a charcoal fire,for a really special, unique flavor. An array of housespecialities: cold cuts and cheese produced by smalllocal manufacturers; a wide variety of meat fromthe best pastures: charcoal-cooked rice, bruschettemade with home-baked bread, char-grilled onionsand lots of other specialities cooked directly over acharcoal fire; “homemade” desserts and pasta and anexcellent selection of fine wines. Closed on Sunday.The kitchen is open from 7pm to midnight. €€€.www.joecipolla.it. Two locations: via Vigevano, 33. T:02 58114363. M2 Sant’Agostino. Map D7 and via SanMarco, 29. T: 02 45488837. M2 Moscova. Map F2JUICE BAR—This new establishment, situated justa stone’s throw from the Duomo, is the naturalantidote to the hustle and bustle of everyday citylife. It enables you to rediscover the pleasure of ahealthy break: from smoothies to yoghurts, all madewhile you wait, this corner is likely to give you thenecessary energy to face the frenetic rhythms of acity that is constantly on the go. Open daily 7am-22pm. www.juicebar.it. Via Agnello, 18 corner of viaHoepli. M1-M3 Duomo. Map G5Luini—A Milan institution since 1948, the originalbakery exists since 1880. At this stand-up counternear the Galleria, you’ll have to elbow your waythrough a throng of well-dressed patrons topurchase the house specialty: “panzerotto”, a pocketof pizza crust stuffed with all sorts of ingredients,including the basic cheese-and-tomato. Serviceis quick and efficient, with buns, drinks and cakes.Open Mon 10am-3pm; Tues-Sat 10am-8pm.www.luini.it. Via Santa Radegonda, 16.T: 02 86461917. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5MAMA BURGER—“The best burger in town”: this isthe perfect place to enjoy a real hamburger, eitherduring your lunch break or at dinner (but also fora nighttime snack), in perfect American style. Itsminimalist décor and cosmopolitan atmosphere actas a backdrop to delectable, genuine, undergroundcuisine made from only the freshest ingredients.Its open-space kitchen and glass-fronted windowsoverlooking piazza della Repubblica convey atrendy, welcoming atmosphere. To stay or to go,open daily from 11 am to 2 am. www.mamaburger.it. Via V. Pisani, 14. T: 02 67490133. M3 Repubblica. MapG2 • Via Agnello, 18. M1-M3 Duomo. Map G5MAMA KITCHEN —Though recently inaugurated, thisrestaurant is already a cult destination for foodiesand bons vivants. From brunch to an aperitivo,for lunch or dinner, this is the ideal spot to savourunderground delicacies in Milan’s highly centralpiazza della Repubblica. More than a traditionalItalian restaurant, more than a typical Americanfast-food venue: a real international experience oftaste and design. To stay or to go, open daily from11 am to 2 am. Via V. Pisani, 14. T: 02 67075379. M3Repubblica. Map G2Maxelà– A restaurant styled along the lines of abutcher’s shop for those who love high-quality meat.Boasting particular attention to detail, the restaurantis reminiscent of old Genoese butcher shops andfeatures a large butcher’s counter at the entrance.In addition to a wide variety of classical dishes –such as rib roasts and “fiorentine”(Florentine-stylesteaks) – diners can also enjoy the establishment’stypically old-world Genoese cuisine and an excellentselection of charcuterie. Has two restaurants, one inthe Navigli area (Maxelà Milano 1, via Villoresi, 10. T: 0283660445) and one in via Moscova: Maxelà Milano 2,via della Moscova, 50. T: 02 29062926. M2 Moscova.Map F3Panino Giusto—The “panino” (sandwich) isan Italian and Milanese speciality, which holdsenormous appeal on account of its mouthwatering ingredients, above all, Italian deli delightssuch as ham, salami, cheese and vegetables. Theestablishment offers some of the best “Panini” inItaly including one of the most popular, truffleand salmon. It also serves other dishes includingcold roast beef and “vitello tonnato”. Open Sun-FriZIO PESCEA welcoming, informal atmosphere offering a high-quality, tastythough simple fish-based menu. Catalan-style lobster, oysterand seafood platters, Seafood risotto, imperial-style turbot, amixed-fry of local seafood and lots of other dishes of the bestItalian and international tradition. Defining itself as a “seafoodworkshop”, it guarantees fresh fish caught on a daily basis: and,to ensure freshness at affordable prices, the menu varies fromday to day, depending on the market offer.• Zio Pesce – via C. Simonetta, 8 – T: 02 58109145• Zio Pesce – via A. Maffei, 12 – T: 02 49794967www.ziopesce.itAM BIRRA&CUCINASet in a warm, Nordic atmosphere, this restaurant, in partnershipwith a brewer of some of the best quality raw beer in the world,features home-cured cold cuts, light fries, cheese fondue, greatmeat grills, skewered chicken, and original Vienna sausages aswell as a number of high-quality, beer-based drinks and more.The establishment also offers 150 home-brewed beers fromseveral of the best breweries in the world plus an assortmentof 12 different home-baked breads made with whole meal flourand natural yeast.www.xxxxxx.orgViale xxxxx, 6• T: Via 02 Tertulliano, xxxxx 38 – T: 02 55184989www.ambirraecucina.itMore info: www.wheremilan.comTheWHERE MILANMENUwww.wheremilan.comTheWHERE MILANMENUwww.wheremilan.comSEVENAt Seven you can relax in a charming ambience while tastingthe best meat in the world, chosen by our expert staff. Filettosteccato (filet wrapped in a thin layer of lard), Angus rib-roast,suckling pig and other delicacies! Fusion cuisine that bringsthe world to your home, accompanied by a fine selectionof wines: over 180 labels on the list, with a choice of 24wines also available by the glass.• Casa dei Ciliegi – via L. Bertelli, 4 – T: 02 2615190• Corso Colombo – corso C. Colombo, 11 – T: 02 58101669• Monte Nero – viale Monte Nero, 29 – T: 02 54019867• Sempione – via Gherardini, 1 – T: 02 34592908Thewww.sevengroup.itJOE CIPOLLAMore info: www.wheremilan.comChoose your meat directly from the meat counter and have itcooked over a charcoal fire, for a really special, unique flavour!An array of house specialities: cold cuts and cheese producedby small local manufacturers; a wide variety of meat fromthe best pastures: charcoal-cooked rice, bruschette madewith home-baked bread, char-grilled onions and lots of otherspecialities cooked directly over a charcoal fire; “homemade”desserts and pasta and an excellent selection of fine wines.• Joe Cipolla – via Vigevano, 33 – T: 02 58114363• Joe Cipolla– via San Marco, 29 – T: 02 45488837www.joecipolla.itWHERE MILANMENUwww.wheremilan.comTheWHERE MILANMENUwww.wheremilan.comwww.wheretraveler.com 47

EntertainmentFrom Russia With LoveThe Russian State Ballet of Rostov will enthrall audiences at Teatro Smeraldo with two masterpiecesof dance: “Swan Lake” by Pyotr Illych Tchaikovskiy (20, 22 and 24 February) and “Giselle” by Adolph Adam(21 and 23 February), re-adaptations of the original choreographies by Marius Petipa.www.teatrosmeraldo.it – www.officinesmeraldo.it. Piazza XXV Aprile, 10. T: 02 29006767. M2 Porta Garibaldi FS. Map F2For more detailed listings, please seewww.wheretraveler.comAperitivoBar Straf—The street bar of the Straf design hotelin the heart of Milan. The bar echoes the basicmaterials used inside the hotel, such as concretewalls and floors, although here the interior designerVincenzo De Cotiis has created a sort of spatialoverwriting by using a hyper-decorative style. Opendaily from 9am to midnight (Sat-Sun 11-midnight);aperitivo 6pm-10pm. Live music on Tues from 6pm,dj set on Thurs-Fri. www.straf.it. Via San Raffaele, 3. T:02 80508715. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5Biffi in Galleria—Founded in 1867 by Pastry chefto His Majesty, Paolo Biffi, this is one of Milan’s oldestcafés situated in the heart of the Galleria VittorioEmanuele, just a stone’s throw from the Duomo.Patronized by industry magnates, politicians andmembers of Milan’s high society, it also servessophisticated aperitivi. Open daily 7.30am-midnight;american breakfast 7.30am-12am; aperitivo 7pmmidnight.www.biffigalleria.it. Galleria VittorioEmanuele II. T: 02 8057961. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5BLANCO MILANO—A chic, intimate atmospherein which light is an integral part of the design. Anoff-shoot of its famous Formentera counterpart.Aperitivo on Mon-Sat 6.30pm-9.30pm. Closed onSun. www.blancomilano.com. Via G.B. Morgagni,2. T: 02 29405284. M1 Porta Venezia. Map H3CIRCLE—Located in the Tortona area, in the heartof the design district, this ultra-trendy “lounge &restaurant” is located inside the headquarters ofthe Italian Diesel store. Innovative and cool, it isopen from 7 in the morning to 2 at night. Greatmusic and food. Saturday Brunch from 12noon to4pm. www.circlemilano.com. Via E. Stendhal, 36.T: 02 42293745. M2 Porta Genova FS. Map B7Conti Café—This small cosy café-restaurantand lounge bar is located in the courtyard ofa prestigious location in via Montenapoleone.Here you can taste and purchase not onlyconfetti (sugared almonds), cakes, chocolatesand tea and coffee blends but also raw fish, caviarand Mediterranean-style pasta dishes. OpenMon-Sat 8am-11pm; Sun 10am-11pm. Aperitivo6.30pm-11pm. Dj set with aperitivo on Wed. ViaMontenapoleone, 19. T: 02 76394934. M1 SanBabila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4Cova—Founded in 1817, by none other than oneof Napoleon’s soldiers. Thanks to its strategicposition, in the heart of the Quadrilatero dellamoda, this venue is a true Milanese classic.Established as a pasticceria, it also offers a houseaperitivo: an infusion of herbs and flowers basedon a secret recipe. Open 7.45am to 8.30pm. Alsolunch noon-2pm and aperitivo from 6pm. www.pasticceriacova.it. Via Montenapoleone, 8. T: 0276005599. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4CUBO—An elegant cube-shaped glass greenhouse,overlooking a charming English-style garden,located in the heart of the trendy Brera district.This stylish complex houses the Bookshop &Caffetteria degli Atellani, the ideal spot for a drink,a business lunch, a dinner, or a special event. TheCaffetteria offers a vast selection of fine Italianwines serving as the perfect accompaniment tolight delectable menus. Open Monday-Friday12am-6pm. www.atellani.it. Via della Moscova,28. Bookshop T: 02 36535957; Caffetteria T: 0236535959. M2 Moscova, M3 Turati. Map F3Deseo—This elegant, crowded lounge-restaurantis situated just a few metres from the Arco dellaPace. Boasting a sophisticated setting, it offersdelicious cocktails and a rich buffet. It also hasa small tobacconist’s counter for the joy ofsmokers. Aperitivo from 5.30pm to 9.30pm. CorsoSempione, 2. T: 02 315164. Map D3El Tombon De San Marc—This historic Milaneseestablishment was opened in 1963, in thepicturesque Brera district. A restaurant andAmerican bar, it serves typical Milanese fare until11pm. Aperitivo served from 6pm. Via San Marco,20. T: 02 6599507. M2 Moscova, M3 Turati. Map F3Fashion Café—An architectural project based ona “home experience”, but also a hot favourite withwhere WAS FOUNDED IN 1936 in Detroit to provide information on the city to executives travelling in the heyday of the auto industry’s expansion.GuidelinesThis directory, grouped by category, is a list ofestablishments recommended by the editorsof Where Magazine and includes regularadvertisers.MAP LOCATIONSNote that references in bold at the endof each listing (A1, B5 etc) refer to thecoordinates on the street maps on pages62-63.INFORMATIONSeveral venues offering food are included inthis section. These are considered as meetingplaces rather than gourmet addresses andthus explain our decision to list them hererather than under Dining. Most major theatreproductions are listed here, together with alist of other entertainment. Since programmetimes are subject to change (often on a dailybasis) it is impossible to list all of them here.We therefore suggest that you doublecheckdetails regarding specific programmetimes. Major events can be found in the“Where Now” section. Open-air markets arean excellent opportunity not only to makepurchases but also to acquaint visitors withthe folklore of the city or indulge in VIPwatching. For this reason, we have listed themhere rather than under “Shopping”. All detailsare correct at the time of going to press buttimes can, and do, change. Always ask yourconcierge to double-check all details.industrial magnates, models and young upmarketMilanese trend-setters. Open Mon-Fri from 7amto 2am; Sat 8.30am-2am; Sun 10am-2am. Aperitivofrom 6pm to 9.30pm. After dinner dj set on Thurs-Sun. www.fashioncafe.it. Via San Marco, 1. T: 026572021. M2 Lanza, M2 Moscova. Map F3Gin Rosa—One of the oldest and most historicvenues in Milan where tradition stands forProediComunicazionehigh-class service, a vast assortment of drinks (inparticular wines and whiskies) and a sophisticatedenvironment. When aperitivo time comes around,it offers a selection of fine wines and the famousGin Rosa cocktail. Open daily 7.30am-9pm;aperitivo from 6pm-9pm. www.gin-rosa.it. GalleriaSan Babila, 4/B. T: 02 794802. M1 San Babila. Map G4Globe—An elegant lounge bar and restaurant witha panoramic terrace on the 8th floor of Coin, one ofthe city’s best-stocked and trendiest departmentstores. The aperitivo comes with a rustic buffet inccold cuts and cheeses but also platters of selectraw fish and upmarket wines. Open daily 11.30am-2am, aperitivo from 6.30pm to 9.30pm. www.globeinmilano.it. Piazza Cinque Giornate, 1. T: 0255181969. Map H5JAMAICA—One hundred years after its establishment,Jamaica combines tradition with contemporaryart. Formerly a favorite haunt of artists and poetssuch as Giuseppe Ungaretti, Salvatore Quasimodo,Alessandro Francesco Tommaso Manzoni, FernandoFontana, beat generation poet Allen Ginsberg andphotographer Ugo Mulas, Jamaica today hostsphotographic exhibitions and cultural eventsaccompanied by an “aperitivo” in an atmospherethat continues to retain the intellectual appeal ofyears gone by. Evening entertainment continuesat the Jamaica restaurant, which is only open fordinner. Open daily 9.30am-2am; Restaurant onWed-Thurs-Sat. www.jamaicabar.it. Via Brera, 32. T: 02876723. M2 Lanza. Map F3Le biciclette—A trendy bar-restaurant combo inthe Navigli area, inspired by the world of bicycles. Amodern, minimalist ambience and a meeting placefor fashion and design personalities. Also organizesfirst-rate cocktail events and art exhibitions. Opendaily noon-2am. Happy hour 6pm-10pm. www.lebiciclette.com. Via Torti corner of corso Genova. T:02 8394177. M2 Sant’Ambrogio. Map D6Pasticceria Biffi—A pasticceria establishedin 1847, its name is linked to the invention of“panettone”, the famous Milanese Christmascake, exported throughout the world. A tasteEntertainmentof old Milan: quality and impeccable service. Inthe late afternoon, it serves traditional aperitiviaccompanied by a buffet. Open every day from6.30am to 8.30pm. www.biffipasticceria.it. CorsoMagenta, 87. T: 02 48006702. Map C5Refeel—Located in the elegant, historically richPorta Romana area, Refeel offers its clientele arelaxed, low-key ambience and is the perfect placeto gossip over a cocktail. Different atmospheresfor different times of the day. The kitchen isopen every day from 10am. Jazz evenings withdj set. Open Tues-Sun 7am-2am: Mon 8am-2am;aperitivo from 6.30pm to 9.30pm. www.refeel.it. Viale Sabotino, 20. T: 02 58324227. M3 PortaRomana. Map H7Roialto—A spacious, elegant bar-restaurant,distinguished by several buffets counters and awide selection of cocktails. Aperitivo from 6pmto 10am. Closed on Mon. www.roialtogroup.it. ViaPiero della Francesca, 55. T: 02 34936616. Map B1Sant’Ambroeus—A traditional meeting place,since 1936, just a few steps away from theTeatro alla Scala. The aperitivo spread includesinternational cocktails and delicious appetizersbased on the theme of the day: oysters, salmon orParma ham. Open daily 8am-1am. Aperitivo from5.30pm to 20.30pm. www.santambroeusmilano.it. Corso G. Matteotti, 7. T: 02 76000540. M1 SanBabila. Map G4Trussardi Café—Located on the groundfloor of Palazzo Trussardi in Piazza della Scalaand run by the chef, Andrea Berton, this is theideal place for those more relaxed moments.Complete with an outdoor area and a verticalgarden, it provides an eco-sustainable backdropfor trendy aperitivi. Open Mon-Fri 7.30am-11pm;Sat noon-11pm. www.trussardi.it/trussardi_cafe.Piazza della Scala, 5. T: 02 80688295. M1-M3Duomo. Map F4Victoria Café—Situated just a short distance fromPiazza Duomo and La Scala, this Parisian Libertystylecocktail bar is the favourite haunt of a young,Glamming it up at one of the city’s coolest night spotsFashion Rio MilanoDinner Club & Piano BarOpen Thursday to Saturday, from 8pm onwardsMake sure to book aheadVia Giuseppe Ferrari, 10T: 392 0573551www.fashionrio.itM2 Porta GaribaldiMap F150 WHERE MILAN I FEBRUARY 2012www.wheretraveler.com 51

EntertainmentEntertainmentFrom the world:the best music in townTeatro Manzoni(M3 Montenapoleone, Map G4)6 November 2011• 25 March 2012www.aperitivoinconcerto.comoften international, crowd. Featuring a central,irregularly-shaped bar counter, curtains andmirrors on the wall, in addition to offering a richvariety of “aperitivi”, this stylish venue also servescold dishes, sandwiches and other delectablesnacks until late at night. Via Clerici, 1.T: 02 8690834. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F4Zucca—Zucca in the Galleria Vittorio EmanueleII is much more than just a historic café, it is aninstitution. After performances at La Scala, Verdiand Toscanini were known to stop here for anightcap. Today, it offers also the aperitivo. Anexperience well worth trying. Open Tues-Sun7am-8pm; closed on Mon. www.caffemiani.it.Piazza del Duomo, 21. T: 02 86464435. M1-M3Duomo. Map F5BrunchCircle—This “restaurant & lounge bar” issituated in the heart of the design district, inthe Tortona area, at the Diesel Headquarters.Trendy and innovative, it is open on Mon from7.30 in the morning to 5pm; Tues-Fri and Sunfrom 7.30am to 2 at night; Sat from 5pm to 2 atnight. There is always music, with great food.Brunch on Saturdays noon to 4pm. Closed onSunday. www.circlemilano.com. Via E. Stendhal,36. T: 02 42293745. M2 Sant’Agostino. Map B7Deseo—Just a short distance from the Arcodella Pace, an elegant, people-filled loungerestaurantwith a good vibe. There is also asmall tobacconist’s for the joy of smokers.Brunch Sat and Sun from noon to 4pm. CorsoSempione, 2. T: 02 315164. Map D3Globe—Sophisticated lounge bar andrestaurant with a panoramic terrace on theeighth floor of Coin, one of the best-stockedand trendiest department stores in thecity. Its Sunday brunch, served from noonto 4pm, offers an array of Mediterraneanspecialities. Reservations advisable. www.ENTERTAINMENTFrom concerts to clubs.classical to rock.jive to jazzwhere has ALL youneed to knowabout what’s hot andhappening in Milanwheremilan.comBe sure to mention that you found your venue in where magazineglobeinmilano.it. Piazza Cinque Giornate, 1. T:02 55181969. Map H5H Club Diana—Bar-foyer of the hotel SheratonDiana Majestic, renowned for its Sundaybrunch and its happy hour which goes on until10pm. Open daily from 8am to 1am; brunch12.30am-3pm. Live Dj on Tuesday, Wednesdayand Thursday evenings. www.sheraton.com/dianamajestic. Viale Piave, 42. T: 02 20582034.M1 Porta Venezia. Map H3Metropolis—A meeting place for themetropolitan tribe and business people. Brunchis served on Saturdays and Sundays from 12.30amto 3.30pm. Just a short distance from the StazioneCentrale. www.cafemetropolis.it. Via V. Pisani, 5.T: 02 67171746. M3 Repubblica. Map G2Refeel—Located in the elegant, historicallyrich Porta Romana area, Refeel is an excellentcombination of elegance and vitality. Differentatmospheres for different times of the day.The kitchen is open every day from 10am. Jazzevenings on Tuesdays. Brunch is served onSaturdays and Sundays from noon to 4pm.www.refeel.it. Viale Sabotino, 20. T: 02 58324227.M3 Porta Romana. Map H7Triennale DesignCafé—Set against thebackdrop of one of the most important museumsin the city, it offers a traditionally Americanstylebrunch. Elegant though informal, it is alsosuitable for children. A trendy bar and an exclusiverestaurant resulting from the expertise of the chefCarlo Cracco and the architect Michele De Lucchi.Open Tues-Wed and Sat-Sun 10am-8.30pm; Thurs-Fri 10am-11pm (aperitivo 7pm-10pm). Brunchon Sun from 11.45am to 4pm.Kitchen open until6pm. Viale Alemagna, 6. T: 02 875441. M1-M2Cadorna. Map D4Casino&GamblingCasino di Lugano—Open Sun-Thurs12am-4am. Fri-Sat 12am–5am. www.casinolugano.ch. Via Stauffacher, 1 -Lugano (Switzerland). T:0041.91.9737111.About 70km from Milan. Off MapCasino di Saint Vincent— Open Sun-Fri10.30am-3am; Sat 10.30am-4am. www.casinodelavallee.it. via I. Mus, 1 - Saint-Vincent (Aosta). T:0166.5221. Off MapCasino Municipale di Campioned’Italia—Open Sun 10.30pm-5am; Mon-Thurs 11.30pm-5am; Fri 11.30pm-6am; Sat10.30pm-6am. www.casinocampione.it. Piazzale Milano, 2 - Campione d’Italia(CO). T: +41 91 640 1111 (free phone). About70km from Milan. Off MapWincity— A “not-to-be-missed” opportunityfor those who love gambling and bettingin Milan.Smokers’ area available.www.sisalwincity.it. Torre Martini,piazza A. Diaz, 7. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5Concert Venues & Theatres10 Corso Como Café—Lounge bar (with adjoiningrestaurant) located inside a vast complexdedicated to shopping and entertainment (art,fashion and design) founded in 1990 by thepublisher and gallerist Carla Sozzani. Open Mon6pm-1am; Tues-Fri 12pm-1am; Sat 11pm-2am; Sun11pm-1am. www.10corsocomo.com. Corso Como,10. T: 02 29013581. M2 Garibaldi FS. Map F1Alcatraz— Formerly an old car repair shop,this multi-functional venue, extending oversome 3,000 sq.m., hosts international popand rock concerts but is also used as a facilityfor gala dinners, fashion shows and dance inthe discotheque area. www.alcatrazmilano.com. Via Valtellina, 25. T: 02 69016352. M3Maciachini. Off MapAuditorium di Milano Fondazione Cariplo—Inaugurated in October, 1999, the Auditorium isone of Milan’s premier concert halls (boastinga seating capacity of 1,400) and home to theGiuseppe Verdi Symphonic Orchestra andMilan Chorus. It also acts as a venue for visitinginternational jazz acts, symphony concerts andchamber music. www.laverdi.org. Largo G. Mahler.T: 02 83389401. Off MapBlue Note—A branch of the famous New York,Tokyo and Nagoya venues, this is the new temple ofMilanese jazz and features world-class performersand big-names on the International music scene.True to tradition, it hosts two shows a night (at 9pmand 11.30pm, with dining option). Tickets only validfor one show. www.bluenotemilano.it. Via P. Borsieri,37. T: 02 69016888. M3 Zara. Off MapGiuseppe Verdi Music Conservatory—Founded in 1808, this Conservatory is anotherof Milan’s most illustrious venues for classicalconcerts and also offers a wide range of coursesand cultural activities (masterclasses, seminars,performances, etc.). Many famous Italianmusicians studied here – although oddly enough,the young Giuseppe Verdi was rejected. Thereare two concert halls: the smaller Sala Puccinifor chamber music and the bigger Sala Verdi forsymphonic and choral music. www.consmilano.it. Via Conservatorio, 12. T: 02 7621101. M1 SanBabila. Map H5Magazzini Generali – A former, early 20thcentury warehouse, the club is located on twolevels. Its main floor, extending over a 1000 sq.m.area, features a bar, a dance floor and a stage.It hosts gigs, DJ sets directly from London raveparties and concerts dedicated mainly to avantgardesounds from the electro-pop world. Openon Wed (free entrance), Fri and Sat (admissionaround €20 ). www.magazzinigenerali.it. ViaPietrasanta, 14. T: 02 5393948. Off MapPiccolo Teatro di Milano/Teatro Strehler—Founded in 1947 by director, Giorgio Strehler andimpresario, Paolo Grassi, it was the first ItalianTheatre Company to offer a “mixed” repertoire(international and Italian). Over the past 60years it has produced over 280 performancesby playwrights of the calibre of Shakespeare,Goldoni, Brecht, Cechov, Pirandello and Goethe.www.piccoloteatro.org. Largo M. Greppi, 1.T:848.800.304. T: 02 42411889. M2 Lanza. Map E3Salumeria della Musica (La)—This oldindustrial warehouse was listed among the 100best jazz clubs in the world by the prestigiousAmerican magazine, Down Beat. Over the years,it has hosted international star performers likeNorah Jones and Pat Metheny, but also rock,pop and soul concerts and cabaret acts. www.lasalumeriadellamusica.com. Via A. Pasinetti, 2.T: 02 56807350. Off MapScimmie—An historic concert venue in the NaviglioPavese district. Though formerly only catering tojazz, it now also offers a variety of concerts featuringdifferent types of musical genres performed byemerging Italian talents or famous International stars.Drinks are available at the bar and club restaurant. Italso has an outdoor space in summer. www.scimmie.it. Via A. Sforza, 49. T: 02 89402874. Off MapTAM/Teatro degli Arcimboldi—Inauguratedin 2002, for three years it acted as Milan’s mainopera venue while the historic Teatro alla Scalawas being restored and restructured. Boastinga seating capacity of 2,400, it currently hosts avariety of concerts ranging from classical musicto rock and pop but also festivals, performancesand TV shows. www.teatroarcimboldi.it. Vialedell’Innovazione, 1. T: 02 641142200. Off MapTeatro alla Scala—For over two centuries,a hallowed temple of Milanese music andopera. Designed by Giuseppe Piermarini andinaugurated in 1778, it was recently totallyrefurbished under the supervision of therenowned architect, Mario Botta. Today thetheatre is recognized as one of the leadingopera and ballet theatres in the world and offersseasonal events including choral and orchestralworks. Out-of-season events are also oftenorganized by private institutions and foundations.www.teatroallascala.org. Piazza della Scala (TicketOffice Via Filodrammatici, 2). T: 02 88791. M1-M3Duomo. Map F4Teatro Dal Verme—Inaugurated in 1872,it was formerly primarily used for plays andopera performances. Recently refurbishedand restructured (its auditorium boasts aseating capacity of 1,436) it now belongs tothe Municipality and the Province of Milanand is a venue for concerts, plays and danceperformances as well as exhibitions andconferences. www.dalverme.org. Via San GiovanniThis month, La Scala offers a rich programof productions including two operas,Les contes d’Hoffmann by JacquesOffenbach (1, 3 and 5 February) andVerdi’s Aida, staged by Franco Zeffirelli(14, 16, 21, 24 and 25 February), twoballet productions, Excelsior (2, 4 and9 February) and Giselle (22, 24, 26 and28 February), concerts by La Scala’sPhilharmonic Orchestra, conductedby Esa-Pekka Salonen (11, 12 and 13February) and a piano recital by MaurizioPollini (20 febbraio).www.teatroallascala.orgsul Muro, 2. T: 02 87905. M1-M2 Cadorna FN, M1Cairoli. Map E4Teatro Litta – Found inside the aristocratic, 17thcentury Arese-Litta palazzo, this is the oldesttheatre in Milan. In addition to the magnificentauditorium (with a 202 seating capacity) it hasa large foyer and an elegant bar (with wi-fispot). It is used for plays, concerts and hoststhe international “Connections” project. www.teatrolitta.it. Corso Magenta, 24. T: 02 8055882.M1-M2 Cadorna FN. Map E5NightlifeArmani / Privé—Elegant and selective, this is afavourite Milanese haunt with VIPs, models andaesthetes of all ages. Its fabulous cosmopolitanatmosphere is the perfect place for a drinkor a spin on the dance floor to the sounds ofseductive DJ sets. Make sure to call ahead to geta table. Open Wed-Thurs 11.30pm-2.30am; Fri-Sat11.30pm-3am. www.armaninobu.it. Via A. Manzoni,31. T: 02 62312655. M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4Just Cavalli Hollywood—Dinner-club ownedby Roberto Cavalli, a designer of world-renownedfame. A Milanese hot spot for beautiful people,this elegant club, with its ultra-innovative,glamorous interior, is located inside ParcoSempione, one of the green lungs of the city. ATake in the sounds of some of the most impressive talent around at Blue Note, Milan’smost exclusive and important jazz club, where music enthusiasts and jazz lovers meet tolisten to some of the best performers on the international music scene. In February, theVia Borsieri venue will host guitarist Ronny Jordan (from 2 to 4 February), drummer BillyCobham (from 9 to 11 February), British singer and sax player Ray Gelato (from 15 to 18February) and the Scottish Hidden Orchestra (28 February). www.bluenotemilano.com52 WHERE MILAN I FEBRUARY 2012www.wheretraveler.com 53

Museums & AttractionsMuseums & AttractionsA Tribute to 19th Century FashionTo celebrate the capital of fashion, Palazzo Morando has had a complete makeover. A series of 18 women’sgarments, restored thanks to the contribution of Cristallerie Baccarat, testifies to the changes that tookplace in Milanese women’s dress styles between the end of the 19th century and the beginning of the 20thcentury. The evolution of women’s fashions during the Risorgimento was extremely gradual: starting frombell-shaped skirts featuring stiff crinolines and tight-fitting corsets to straight, softer garments offset by largehats. The magnificent rooms of this 18th century “palazzo,” located in the city’s “Quadrilatero della Moda,”will most definitely be imbued with a touch of style. Open Tues-Sun 9am-1pm/2pm-5.30pm.Palazzo Morando-Costume Moda Immagine. Via Sant’Andrea, 6. T: 02 88465933. M1 San Babila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4www.costumemodaimmagine.mi.itGuidelinesThis directory, grouped by category, is a list ofestablishments recommended by the editorsof Where Magazine and includes regularadvertisers.MAP LOCATIONSNote that references in bold at the endof each listing (A1, B5 etc) refer to thecoordinates on the street maps on pages62-63.INFORMATIONPlaces like the Duomo or the Last Supper aresymbols of Milan, hence our decision to listthem under a separate category.GALLERIA—Sometimes known as “the living-roomof the Milanese”, this elegant, four-storey arcade,housing luxury cafés and famous designer shops,is covered by a glass barrel vault and a beautifulglass cupola and measures 196 metres in length.Tradition has it that placing your right heel on thebull, depicted in the mosaic on the floor, and thenspinning around inside it, will bring good luck. PiazzaDuomo-Piazza della Scala. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5Giuseppe Meazza Stadium (also known as SanSiro)—The famous Milan football stadium, home toInter and AC Milan, was inaugurated in 1926. It wascompletely renovated in 1990. For stadium events,see section on “Entertainment”. www.sansiro.net. Viadei Piccolomini, 5. T: 02 4042432. M1 Lotto. Off MapNavigli—The “Navigli” are artificial canals built 800years ago to ferry people and merchandise toMilan, to irrigate the fields and to defend the city.The network of canals was perfected in 1457 byLeonardo da Vinci. Today, the area, bursting withtrendy dining and nightlife spots, is one of the mainhubs of the Milanese movida. M2 Porta Genova FS.Map D7-E7November 1. M1-M3 Duomo; M3 Montenapoleone.Map F4Stazione Centrale—The Central Railway Station,the largest rail hub in Italy, is also an impressive workof architecture. Inaugurated in 1931, it is characterizedby an imposing white stone facade. Platform 21has a commemorative plaque testifying to thedeportation of the Jews between 1943-44. PiazzaDuca d’Aosta. M2-M3 Centrale FS. Map H1MuseumsAcQUARIo di Milano—Housed in a splendidLiberty-style building, it is one of the largest andoldest of its kind in Italy. Established in 1906 andrestructured in 2006, it hosts 36 gigantic pools filledwith more than 100 species of fish, living in recreatedenvironments ranging from the Amazon to theMediterranean. The main focus of the pools is moretowards native Italian fish, both fresh and saltwater,and plenty of exotic sea life from other continents.The aquarium hosts events whole suitable for thefamily and the library is one of the most importantresources for marine biology and oceanic studies inItaly. Open Tues-Sun 9am-1pm/2pm-5.30pm.www.acquariocivicomilano.eu. Viale G. Gadio, 2.T: 02 88465750. M2 Lanza. Map E4AMBROSIANA PICTURE GALLERY—The“Ambrosiana” contains several exquisite worksSPOTLIGHTof art from the 15th through 17th centuries andincludes “The musician”, attributed to Leonardo,Raphael’s cartoon for the “School of Athens”fresco and Caravaggio’s “Basket of fruit”. TheAmbrosiana will be exhibiting Leonardo’s entire“Codice Atlantico” (Atlantic Codex) until 2015,44 or 45 pages at a time for three months at astretch—the longest the International archivalnorms will allow such documents to be exposedto light. Open Tues-Sun 9am-7pm. Admission fee€15, €10 for the adjacent Bramante Sacristy, €20for group tickets. www.ambrosiana.it. Piazza PioXI, 2. T: 02 806921. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5BOSCHI DI STEFANO HOuse MUSEUM—Onceinhabited by the married couple Antonio Boschiand Marieda Di Stefano, the Boschi Di StefanoHouse Museum has been open to the publicsince February 2003. The collection–paintings,sculptures and drawings – is an extraordinarytestimony to the history of Twentieth CenturyItalian art. Open Tues-Sun 10am-6pm. Freeadmission. www.fondazioneboschidistefano.it.Via G. Jan, 15. T: 02 74281000. M1 Lima. Off MapCONTEMPORARY HISTORY MUSEUM—Heir to theformer “War Museum”, it exhibits material relatedto the two World Wars: paintings and sculpturesbut also memorabilia, banners, weapons, officialdocuments and private letters. Open Tues-Sun 9am-1pm/2pm-5.30pm. Free admission.www.museodimilano.mi.it. Via Sant’Andrea, 6.For more detailed listings, please seewww.wheretraveler.comMonuments & Places of InterestDUOMO—Among one of the most important (andmajestic) Gothic buildings in the world, the church,constructed on and off over a period of 450 years(begun 1386) is the symbol of Milan. Built in theshape of a Latin cross, the cathedral is divided bysoaring pillars into five naves, the largest of whichmeasures 45 metres in height. It has 135 spires andits inside columns measure 3 and a half metres indiameter. To experience the Duomo at its mostmajestic you must ascend to the roof (either byelevator or by steps) where you will be surroundedby an outburst of pinnacles, turrets and marblestatuary and, naturally, the city’s famed goldenMadonnina. The cathedral is open daily 8.30am-6.45pm. Admission free. Guided visit in English everySaturday 10am (including Cathedral, Baptisteryand Cathedral rooftops by lift) €20. Info point viaArcivescovado, 1 (open 9am-noon/1pm-6pm).www.duomomilano.it. Piazza Duomo.T: 02 72023375. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5Brera—Home, since 1776, to an important Academyof Fine Arts, this is an artsy neighbourhood whichreally comes to life at night. In addition to severalchurches, the district also hosts a number ofinteresting galleries and antique shops. One of theareas in the city is particularly known for its nightlife.Pubs, window displays, stalls and quaint fortunetellers meld with important places of culture. Formuseums in Brera, see “Entertainment” section. ViaBrera and surrounding areas. M2 Lanza. Map E3-F3CASTELLO SFORZESCO—The ancient seat of theruling Visconti, it was later rebuilt by FrancescoSforza and is now simply know by the Milaneseas “Il Castello”. Demolished and reconstructedseveral times from 1300 onwards, it has served asthe backdrop for numerous historic events. Today,it houses a number of interesting museums andlibraries. Its park is a favourite with old and youngalike. Castle: open daily 7am-6pm. Free admission.Castle Museums: Tues through Sunday 9am-5.30pm. Full ticket €3. www.milanocastello.it. Piazzawww.wheremilan.com: your free update on shows and events in Milan!Castello, 1. T: 02 88463700. M1-M2 Cadorna FN; M1Cairoli; M2 Lanza. Map E4CENACOLO—One of the most famous attractionsin the world, “L’Ultima Cena” or “Cenacolo” byLeonardo da Vinci is a 15th century large muralpainting representing the scene of the last supperof Jesus narrated in the Gospel. It can be foundin the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Tues toSun 8.15am-7pm. English guided tour 9.30am and3.30pm. Reservation compulsory. Full ticket €6.50.www.cenacolovinciano.net. Piazza Santa Maria delleGrazie, 2. T: 02 92800360. M1-M2 Cadorna FN, M1Conciliazione. Map D4Cimitero monumentale (MonumentalCemetery)—A real outdoor museum catering,on the one hand, to the whims of the elite ofMilan’s society and, on the other, to works of artby famous sculptors of various eras. Among thenotables buried here are Alessandro Manzoni andArturo Toscanini. Open Tues-Sun from 8am-6pm.Piazzale Cimitero Monumentale. T: 02 88465600.M2 Garibaldi FS. Map D1-E1“Pirellone”—Designed by the famous architect,Gio Ponti, it was inaugurated in 1960. Standing127.10 metres tall, until a few years ago, the Pirelli“skyscraper” was the highest building in Milan.Although today, even higher buildings are goingup, the “Pirellone” (i.e. “big Pirelli”) still remains one ofthe symbols of the city. Open to visits on Saturday.Booking required. www.regione.lombardia.it. PiazzaDuca d’Aosta. T: 02 45487400. M2-M3 Centrale FS.Map F1.Sant’Ambrogio—One of the most ancientchurches in Milan, it was built by St Ambrose(patron of the city) in 379-386 A.D., in an area wherenumerous martyrs had been buried. The church isa wonderful example of Romanesque style. Opendaily 9.30am-12.30am/2.30pm-6pm (Sun 3pm-pm).Admission free. www.santambrogio-basilica.it.Piazza Sant’Ambrogio, 15. T: 02 86450895 (10amnoon/4pm-6pm). M2 Sant’Ambrogio.Map D5SCALA (LA)—The world’s premier opera house, builtat the behest of Empress Maria Teresa of Austriaand designed by Piermarini, it was inaugurated in1778 with an opera by Antonio Salieri. For moreinformation, also see “Entertainment”.www.teatroallascala.org. Piazza della Scala.T: 02 72003744. Open daily 9am-6pm. Closed onThe Last SupperOne of the most famous attractions in the world, “L’UltimaCena” or “Cenacolo” by Leonardo da Vinci is a large 15th centurymural paintig representing the scene of the last supper of Jesusnarrated in the Gospel. It can be found in the church of SantaMaria delle Grazie. Booking required: ask your concierge.www.cenacolovinciano.net.56 WHERE MILAN I FEBRUARY 2012www.wheretraveler.com 57

Museums & AttractionsMuseums & AttractionsT: 02 88465933/76006964. M1 San Babila, M3Montenapoleone. Map G4FOndazione forma—Instituted by the historicItalian photographic agency “Contrasto”, in just5 years this multi-functional facility has becomea reference point for important photographicexhibitions. Open daily from 11am-9pm and till11pm on Thurs and Fri. www.formafoto.it. PiazzaT. L. Caro. T: 02 89075420. M2 Porta Genova F2.off MapGALLERIA CAMPARI—A vibrant, multimedia andinteractive venue which traces the history ofCampari through the expressions of modernand contemporary art from 1860 to today. Worksand advertising campaigns by internationallyrenowned artists of the calibre of FortunatoDepero, Bruno Munari and Ugo Nespolo. Campariposters and memorabilia can be purchased fromthe Gift & Book Shop. Free admission. OpenTues, Thurs, Fri 10am-7pm. www.campari.com.Viale Gramsci, 161. Sesto San Giovanni (Milan). M1Sesto 1° Maggio FS. (Extra-urban subway ticketrequired) off MapGALLERIA D’ARTE MODERNA—Boasting 2,700paintings and 700 sculptures, this Galleriainaugurated in 1921 is above all a “nineteenthcentury museum” hosting mainly Italian andFrench works of art. Set against the beautifullyelegant backdrop of the Villa Reale, with itsmagnificent English garden. Open daily 9am-1pm/2pm-5.30pm. Closed on Mondays. Freeadmission. www.comune.milano.it. Via Palestro,16. T: 02 76340809 (10am-noon/3pm-4pm).M1 Palestro, M3 Turati. Map G3GALLERIe D'italia-piazza scala—Recentlyinaugurated, the Gallerie d’Italia-Piazza Scala arehoused in two historic buildings overlookingMilan’s elegant via Manzoni and host masterpiecesof 19th century Italian art from the collectionsof Fondazione Cariplo and Intesa Sanpaolo: theopulent Neo-classical rooms of Palazzo Anguissolaand the 19th century Palazzo Brentani. Open:Tues-Sun 9.30am-7.30pm. Thurs 9.30am-10.30pm.Closed on Monday. Free admission until openingof the section dedicated to 20th century works(late 2012).www.gallerieditalia.com. Via Manzoni, 10.For info and reservations (advisable for groups) calltoll-free number 800.167.619. M1-M3 Duomo, M3Montenapoleone. Map F4HISTORIC CIVIC ARCHIVES AND TRIVULZIANALIBRARY—Hosted inside the Castello Sforzesco.The library can be accessed to examineparchments, documents, records and prints.The Historic Archive preserves all the acts of theMunicipality of Milan and of the Duchy dating backas far as 1385. Open Mon-Fri 9am-noon/1.30pm-4.30pm. www.comune.milano.it. Piazza Castello, 1.T: 02 88463694. M1 Cairoli. Map E4MUSEO BAGATTI VALSECCHI—Located in theheart of Milan, this museum/house is one ofthe best preserved in Europe. Its evocativerooms house precious Renaissance collections:paintings, sculptures, weapons and armour,ceramics, jewellery and tapestries. OpenTues-Sun (except holidays) 1pm-5.45pm. Fullprice ticket €8 (€4 on Wednesdays). www.museobagattivalsecchi.org. Via Santo Spirito 10/Via Gesù, 5. T: 02 76006132/76014857. M1 SanBabila, M3 Montenapoleone. Map G4MUSEO DEL 900—One of the youngest museumsin the city, lying adjacent to the Duomo, hostsmore than 400 20th century masterpiecesof Italian and international art - ranging fromFontana to Picasso - at the recently refurbishedPalazzo dell'Arengario. A building where worksof art interact with the city, engaging with thepast while looking towards the future. Mon.2.30pm-7.30pm; Tues-Wed-Fri and Sun 9.30am-7.30pm; Thurs-Sat 9.30am-10.30pm. www.museodelnovecento.org. Palazzo dell'Arengario.Via Marconi, 1. T: 02 88444061. M1-M3 Duomo.Map F5MUSEO DEL CASTELLO SFORZESCO—Antiqueart, paintings, period furniture, sculptures andmusical instruments are housed in CastelloSforzesco’s precious treasure trove. The buildingalone is well worth a visit. Rooms 9, 10, 15, 23, 24not accessible to the disabled. Tues-Sun 9am-5.30pm (admission until 5pm), closed on Mondays(holidays included). Full price ticket €3. Freeadmittance: every day except Fri after 4.30pm; Fri2pm-5.30pm; always free for children under 18.www.milanocastello.it. Piazza Castello, 3.T: 02 88463703. M1 Cairoli. Map E4MUSEO DEL PROFUMO—A unique museumtracing the history of the art of perfumery inMilan. Old specimens of period perfumes andMUSEUMS &ATTRACTIONSFrom monumentsto museums,Leonardo da Vinci toFontana, fairs to festivalswherehas ALL you need to knowabout what’s hot andhappening in Milanwheremilan.comBe sure to mention that youfound your attraction inwherepowders, contained in elegant bottles andcompacts created by well-known artists. TheMuseum is also the Cultural Centre of Studieson Period Perfumes and Beauty Products andorganizes courses on the History of Perfumein collaboration with the editorial staff of“Profumeria da Collezione”. By appointment only.www.profumeriadacollezione.com. Via Messina,55. T: 349 6901045. Off MapMuseo della Scienza e della Tecnologia-Leonardo da Vinci—Found in a 16th centurymonastery, this is one of the most importantmuseums of science and technology in theworld. Its collections, featuring cars, aircraft,ships, scooters, trains, reconstructions of ancientworkshops for metalworking, clock-making rightthrough to electronics, textiles and astronomy,explore the relationship between men andmachines starting from the ingenious inventionsof the world famous Leonardo da Vinci who livedin Milan between 1482 and 1500. Open Wed, Thurs,Fri 10am-5.30pm; Sat, Sun and Holidays 10am-6.30pm. Full ticket price €8 + Guided tour insidethe Enrico Toti submarine €10.www.museoscienza.org. Via San Vittore, 21.T: 02 48555558. M2 Sant’Ambrogio. Map C5Museo di Storia Naturale—Home to valuablemineral, botanical and zoological collections.Highlights include a large fossil collection,reconstructions of extinct animals and dioramaswith stuffed animals shown in their naturalhabitats originating both from Europe andother exotic places. It contains the only dinosaurskeleton existing in Italy. Open Tues-Sun 9am-5.30pm. Full price ticket €3 (free admission onFriday afternoon). www.comune.milano.it.Corso Venezia, 55. T: 02 88463280. M1 Palestro.Map H3MUSEO DIOCESANO—This museum of religiousarts, whose new headquarters were inauguratedin 2001, hosts 600 works dating back to the 4thcentury A.D. By maximizing their historic andreligious meanings, it preserves and promotes thevaluable art treasures belonging to the “Diocese”,with smaller pieces collected from Churchmuseums and treasuries across Lombardy. OpenTues-Sun 10am-6pm. Full ticket price €8 (€4 onTuesdays). www.museodiocesano.it.Corso di Porta Ticinese, 95. T: 02 89420019. Map E7MUSEO POLDI PEZZOLI—Formerly the aristocratichome of its founder, Gian Giacomo Poldi Pezzoli(1822-1879), it houses a remarkable collectionof Italian Renaissance masters: from Botticelli toMantegna, from Piero della Francesca to Tiepolo.It also displays weapons, ceramics, glass, textiles,clocks, watches and jewellery. Open Mon-Sun10am-6pm (closed on Tuesdays). Full ticket price€8. www.museopoldipezzoli.it. Via A. Manzoni,12. T: 02 794889/796334. M3 Montenapoleone.Map F4MUSEO TEATRALE ALLA SCALA—Foundedin 1913, it recently underwent an importantmakeover and is dedicated to the historyof the famous Milan Opera House with avast collection of musical instruments anddocuments dedicated to famous musicians,including Verdi and Toscanini. Visitors canlook into the theatre, provided there are norehearsals, or admire the “machine” that givesstage directions. Open Mon-Sun (exceptholidays) 9am-12.30am/1.30pm-5.30pm. Fullprice ticket €5. www.museodimilano.mi.it.Largo A. Ghiringhelli, 1 corner of Piazza dellaScala. T: 02 88792473/7423. M1-M3 Duomo; M3Montenapoleone. Map F4PAC-Padiglione di Arte Contemporanea—Completed in 1996, this 1,200 sq.m. spaceis the most important exhibition centre forcontemporary art in Milan, boasting a gardenarea for sculptures, a raised floor for paintingsand a balcony for photos and graphic works.Fully accessible by the disabled. Opening hoursand ticket prices vary according to the exhibitionon show. www.comune.milano.it.Via Palestro,14. T: 02 88446359/360. M1 Palestro, M3 Turati.Map G3PALAZZO DELLA RAGIONE—Built in the 13thcentury as a courthouse, the palazzo is locatedin one of the oldest and most picturesque5 sTARS superiorArmani Hotel – Via Manzoni, 31 • G4Bulgari Hotels & Resorts – Via Privata Fratelli Gabba, 7/b • F4Four Seasons – Via Gesù, 8 • G4Grand Hotel et de Milan – Via A. Manzoni, 29 • F4Park Hyatt – Via T. Grossi, 1 • F5Principe di Savoia – Piazza della Repubblica, 17• G2Seven Stars Galleria – Via S. Pellico, 8 • F5The Westin Palace – Piazza della Repubblica, 20 • G2Town House 8 – Via S. Pellico, 8 • F55 stARSBoscolo Exedra – Corso G. Matteotti, 4/6 • G4Carlton Hotel Baglioni – Via Senato, 5 • G4Chateau Monfort – Corso Concordia, 1 • H4Meliá – Via Masaccio, 19 • OFF MAPPierre – Via De Amicis, 32 • D6The Gray – Via San Raffaele, 6 • F54 stARSAC – Via E. Tazzoli, 2 • E1Acca Palace – Via G. Nicotera, 9 • OFF MAPAccursio – Viale Certosa, 88 • Off MapADI Doria Grand Hotel – Via A. Doria, 22 • OFF MAPADI Hotel Poliziano Fiera – Via A. Poliziano, 11 • C1Admiral – Via Domodossola, 16 • B2Ambasciatori – Galleria Del Corso, 3 • G5Antares Accademia – Viale Certosa, 68 • OFF MAPAntares Concorde – Viale Monza, 132 • OFF MAPAntares Rubens – Via P. P. Rubens, 21 • OFF MAPAntica Locanda dei Mercanti – Via San Tomaso, 6 • E4Ariosto – Viale L. Ariosto, 22 • C4AtaHotel Contessa Jolanda Residence– Via G. Murat, 21 • OFF MAPAtaHotel Executive – Viale Don L. Sturzo, 45 • F1AtaHotel Expo Fiera – Via G. Keplero, 12– Pero (MI) • OFF MAPAtaHotel Linea Uno Residence – Viale Monza, 139 • OFF MAPAtaHotel Quark – Via Lampedusa, 11/A • OFF MAPAtaHotel The Big Residence – Via C. de Cristoforis, 6/8 • F2Atlantic – Via N. Torriani, 24 • H1Auriga – Via G.B. Pirelli, 7 • H1Baviera Mokinba – Via P. Castaldi, 7 • G2Berna – Via N. Torriani, 18 • H2Best Western Astoria – Viale Murillo, 9 • OFF MAPBest Western Felice Casati – Via F. Casati, 18 • H2Best Western Galles – Piazza Lima, 2 • OFF MAPsquares in the city. Renovated in the Eighties, itis now a prestigious exhibition space. Openinghours and ticket prices vary according to theexhibition on show. www.comune.milano.it.Piazza Mercanti, 1. T: 02 875672. M1-M3 Duomo.Map F5PALAZZO REALE—Formerly the residence of allthose who governed Milan, from Napoleon tothe Royal House of Savoy, the Royal Palace iscurrently one of the most important culturalcentres in the city, hosting exhibitions ofinternational renown. Opening hours varyaccording to the exhibition on show.www.comune.milano.it. Piazza Duomo, 12.T: 02 875672. M1-M3 Duomo. Map F5PINACOTECA DI BRERA—The Brera Art Galleryis one of the most important museums inMilan. Its permanent collections offer a wealthof exceptionally good Italian and foreignmasterpieces including Mantegna’s “DeadWhere ® Milan only at premiere hotelsBest Western Major – Viale Isonzo, 2 • OFF MAPBest Western Milton – Via E. Butti, 9 • OFF MAPBest Western Mozart – Piazza Gerusalemme, 6 • C1Bristol – Via D. Scarlatti, 32 • H1Brunelleschi – Via F. Baracchini, 12 • F5Camperio House Suite & Apartments – Via M. Camperio, 9 • E4Capitol World Class – Via D. Cimarosa, 6 • B5Carlyle Brera – Corso G. Garibaldi, 84 • E3Cavour – Via Fatebenefratelli, 21 • G3Colombia – Via R. Lepetit, 15 • H1Corte del Naviglio – Via Lodovico il Moro, 117 • OFF MAPCorvetto Residence – Via Osimo, 10 • OFF MAPCrivi’s – Corso di Porta Vigentina, 46 • G7Crowne Plaza – Via M. Gioia, 73 • OFF MAPDe la ville – Via U. Hoepli, 6 • F5Del Corso – Via G. Pecchio, 2 • OFF MAPDomina Inn Milano Fiera – Via Don Orione, 18– Novate Milanese (MI) • Off MapDouble tree by Hilton – Via Ludovico di Breme, 77 • OFF MAPEnterprise – Corso Sempione, 91 • B1Four Points by Sheraton Milan Center – Via G. Cardano, 1 • G1Galileo – Corso Europa, 9 • G5Grand Hotel Plaza – Piazza A. Diaz, 3 • F5Grand Hotel Puccini – Corso Buenos Aires, 33 – Off MapGrand Hotel Villa Torretta – Via Milanese,3– Sesto San Giovanni (MI) • OFF MAPGrand Visconti Palace – Viale Isonzo, 14 • OFF MAPGreen House Hotel Residence – Viale Famagosta, 50 • OFF MAPHermitage – Via Messina, 10 • D2Hilton – Via L. Galvani, 12• G1Holiday Inn Garibaldi – Via U. Bassi, 1/A• OFF MAPHotel dei Cavalieri – Piazza Missori, 1 • F6Idea Hotel Milano Bicocca – Via della Giustizia, 10/d • OFF MAPInternational Residence – Via G. Modena, 4 • OFF MAPKing – Corso Magenta, 19 • E5Leonardo da Vinci – Via Senigallia, 6 • OFF MAPLloyd – Corso di Porta Romana, 48 • F6Madison – Via L. Gasparotto, 8 • OFF MAPMaison Borella – Alzaia Naviglio Grande, 8 • D7Maison Moschino – Viale Monte Grappa, 12/b • F2Manzoni – Via Santo Spirito, 20 • G4Marriott – Via G. Washington, 66 • B5Mediolanum – Via M. Macchi, 1 • H1Mercure – Piazza G. Oberdan, 12 • H3Michelangelo – Via D. Scarlatti, 33 • H1Mihotel – Via dei Fontanili, 56 • OFF MAPMilano Scala – Via dell’Orso, 7 • H1Christ”, Raphael’s “Marriage of the Virgin”,Caravaggio’s “Supper at Emmaus” and, for a littlelight relief, “The Kiss” by Hayez. Open Tues-Sun8.30am-7.15pm. Full ticket price €11.www.brera.beniculturali.it. Via Brera, 28. T: 02722631. M2 Lanza, M3 Montenapoleone. Map F3TRIENNALE DESIGN MUSEUM—The Triennale di Milano is one of the most vibrant,popular and important exhibition centres in thecity. Featuring annually changing exhibitions ofnote, it also owns the most important permanentcollection of design works. This fantasticmuseum is brimming with endless installationsoriginating from brilliant minds all over theworld. It has a superb media library on design,art and architecture. In 2006, in addition to thehistoric headquarters, a branch was also openedin the emerging Bovisa district. Open Tues-Sun10.30am-8.30pm; Thurs-Fri 10.30am-11pm.www.triennale.it. Viale E. Alemagna, 6.T: 02 724341. M1-M2 Cadorna FN. Map D3Mini Hotel La Spezia – Via La Spezia, 25 • OFF MAPMini Hotel Portello – Via G. Silva, 12 • A1Mini Hotel Tiziano – Via Tiziano, 6 • B4Mirage – Viale Certosa, 104/106 • OFF MAPMontebianco Mokinba – Via Monterosa, 90 • OFF MAPMythos – Via C. Tenca, 21 • H2Nasco – Corso Sempione, 69 • B1Palazzo delle Stelline – Corso Magenta, 61 • D5Palazzo Segreti – Via San Tomaso, 8 • E4Radisson Blu – Via Villapizzone, 24 • OFF MAPRaffaello – Viale Certosa, 108 • OFF MAPRamada Plaza– Via S. d’Ancona, 27 • Off MapRegency – Via G. Arimondi, 12 • OFF MAPRegina – Via C. Correnti, 13 • E6Residence Bianca Croce – Via E. Paladini, 7 • OFF MAPResidence Desenzano Milano – Via Desenzano, 12 • OFF MAPResidence Romana – Corso di Porta Romana, 64 • G6Royal Garden – Via G. Di Vittorio – Assago (MI) • OFF MAPSanpi – Via L. Palazzi, 18 • H2Sheraton Diana Majestic – Viale Piave, 42 • H3Sheraton Milan Malpensa Airport– Malpensa Terminal 1 – SS. 336 (VA) • OFF MAPSilver – Via R. Lombardi, 9/11• OFF MAPSpadari al Duomo – Via Spadari, 11 • F5St. George – Viale Tunisia, 9 • H2Starhotels Anderson – Piazza Luigi di Savoia, 20 • H1Starhotels Ritz – Via L. Spallanzani, 40 • OFF MAPStarhotels Rosa Grand – Piazza Fontana, 3 • G5Straf – Via San Raffaele, 3 • F5Terminal – Via Ponte Seveso, 38 • OFF MAPThe Hub – Via Privata Polonia, 10 • OFF MAPTown House 12 – Piazza Gerusalemme, 12 • C1Town House 31 – Via C. Goldoni, 31 • OFF MAPTown House 33 – Via C. Goldoni, 33 • OFF MAPUNA Century – Via F. Filzi, 25/b • G1UNA Cusani – Via Cusani, 13 • E4UNA Maison – Via G. Mazzini, 4 • F5UNA Malpensa – Via F. Turati, 84– Cerro Maggiore (MI) • OFF MAPUNA Mediterraneo – Via G.B. Muratori, 14 • H7UNA Scandinavia – Via Fauché, 15 • C1UNA Tocq – Via A.De Tocqueville, 7/D • F1Uptown Palace – Via Santa Sofia, 10 • F6Vittoria – Via P. Calvi, 32 • OFF MAPWattTredici Hotel – Via G. Watt, 13 • OFF MAPWindsor Hotel Milano – Via G. Galilei, 2 • G258 WHERE MILAN I FEBRUARY 2012www.wheretraveler.com 59

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