The upmarket shopping district of Quadrilatero d'oro della Moda is connected to the long, bustling Corso Buenos Aires, stretching from Porta Venezia to Piazzale Loreto.

Unlike the centre of Milan itself, where you'll find mainly luxury brands, Corso Buenos Aires combines expensive shops of famous brands with cheaper outlets, making it suitable for the more frugal traveller.

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Department stores and boutiques

Corso Buenos Aires boasts a great variety and a plethora of shops selling all kinds of goods. In particular, at the beginning of the street near Porto Venezia you will find smaller boutiques of luxury brands such as Zara, Wrangler, Levi's or Calvin Klein.

But as you move further away, you'll also come across dozens of mid-range shops, either in their own stores or in the many department stores along the street. Given the length of Corso Buenos Aires, you can experience the shopping spree for a whole day at a time.

Accommodation on Corso Buenos Aires

The area around this avenue is a great option if you're looking for quality hotels with great access to the centre and main station, but at affordable prices between 2,500 and 128 eur per night that you'll rarely find in the historic centre itself.

You can choose, for example, from Best Western Hotel City, Hotel Teco, but the 4* Starhotels Ritz also has relatively decent prices.

How to get to Corso Bs. As.

Getting to this street couldn't be easier. The red M1 metro line runs under the entire avenue, connecting the centre with Centrale station. Corso Buenos Aires, meanwhile, has three stations: Porta Venezia, Loreto and Lima.