Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Hotels in Milan

The Place - Downtown Milan Rates from: $170	Town House 8 ★★★★★ ***** Rates from: $205
Seven Stars Galleria ★★★★★ ***** Rates from: $490	Hotel Straf ★★★★ **** Rates from: $210
Park Hyatt Milano ★★★★★ ***** Rates from: $515	The Gray ★★★★★ ***** Rates from: $227.7
UNA Maison Milano ★★★★ **** Rates from: $219.12	Hotel Rio ★★★ *** Rates from: $70
Hotel La Madonnina ★★★ *** Rates from: $200	Hotel De La Ville ★★★★ **** Rates from: $162.36

More information about Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Pictures

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Travel Tips and Guides

Where to Shop in Milan Milan is one of the main centres of shopping in Italy. A true shopper's paradise!

The Best of Milan in Two Days (2 days) See the highlights of Milan in a two-day tour.

Attractions near to Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Milan Cathedral Magnificent Gothic cathedral rises from the center of the city. Nearly six centuries to complete.	La Scala World renowned opera house built in 1778. Beautiful and breathtaking performances. Museum inside.
Church of Holy Mary of Grace This marvellous church is the home of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper mural. A must-see, but visits must be arranged in advance.	Simplon Park Large city park in the center of Milan. Small lake inside and the playground for the kids.
Castello Sforzesco Magnificent castle situated next to the Parco Sempione. Houses several exhibits and collections.	Via Montenapoleone The elegant, expensive and most important street of the famous Quadrilatero della moda where you find lots of high-end boutiques and stores.
Luini Amazing bakery famous for Panzerotti. Always fresh and warm. It is a piece of culture of Milan.	Via Sant'Andrea One of the most luxurious shopping streets in Milan. It forms part of the Quadrilatero della moda. Viktor&Rolf, Chanel and others.
Orto Botanico di Brera Beautiful green island in the center of Milan. On 5000 m² houses over 300 different species.	Museo del Novecento New museum in the city centre. Collections include works of Italian masters of the 20th century.

Start planning now Back to top