I love these trendy, touristy markets where everyone in your group can pick their own meal/treat…read moreand you can come back to one spot and enjoy together. Similar to Rome with an upstairs, everything was mouth watering and fairly priced. There's not too much to grab in the immediate Centrale area, so this is a great place to kill time if you have a connecting train, heading back to the airport or getting on a bus in front for a tour. The newest in NYC near Union Square is tiny compared to this one. It's literally in a section of the train station.

The food court offers a lot of option from pastries, desserts, pasta, pizza and seafood. Highly…read morerecommended when your accommodation or workplace is near the area. Your receipt gets you access to their restroom.

I've always passed by this Lidl on the bus going to work and one morning I decided to pay it a…read morevisit. I think that this Lidl is well organized and the location is more welcoming. However the products are all the same as the other Lidl I've been too.

Gorgeous shop filled with antique maps, gloves, prints, cards, and an assortment of leather goods…read morelike bound journals and wallets. Staff are super kind, even to a tourist like me. Bought a couple of lovely prints and a litany of cardholders and wallets as gifts. One of my favorite parts of my trip to Milan.

This place is amazing. I don't know whether or not they are over priced, based on a previous…read morereview, but they do have a wide range of antiques: maps, globes, compasses, and feather pens. The shop was established in 1881 and Francesco, who was very kind and helpful to us, is the 4th generation owner -- a very long ancestry is rooted in this establishment. The service was impeccable and Francesco was very informative and knowledgeable about the history of all the products. Most of the souvenir items such as pens and journals are located on the ground floor, but the basement has the most interesting items: authentic antique paintings, globes and maps. I would definitely recommend stopping by the shop when you're visiting Milan.

We had such fun trying on clothes and finding both adult and children's clothes. Then went up a…read moreblock to another Humana shop and bought more! Great selection of everything clothing.

Excellent selection. Large stores with something for everyone. The profits are shared with local…read morecharities as well.

It is A very large store in Milan with many floors to shop and lots more to choose from than we are…read moreused to in the States. We bought a few items - and would come back in next time we visit Milan. Enjoy.

I loved this brandy store, the clothes were adorable and it had many more options than other brandy…read moremelvilles I've been to. However, the staff was very rude. The girl in front of me got a tiny smudge of makeup on a shirt she was trying on. The staff publicly humiliated her and the girls working were very mean. They treated her like a prisoner the rest of the time with girls eyes on her even though she had ALREADY agreed many times to buy the shirt. I saw it happen, she was nice at first but after every staff member had eyes on her and we're following her around the store, she got very uncomfortable. Will not be returning here. Customer service is the most important part of any business. My two stars are simply for the clothes.

Oriocenter is a large shopping centre, across the way from Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport, around a…read more5-10 minute walk away from the Arrivals section of the airport, there is a shopping centre, ideal if you're looking to kill some time ahead of a flight and/or get a quick bite to eat or something to drink, without having to pay the killer airport prices. Many international brands have locations here, including Apple, Deichmann, Nespresso, and McDonald's. Starbucks, The North Face, Under Armour, Zara, and many others, including a selection of Italian and designer brands. The mall is over multiple floors, with a large parking lot, I found it easy to get lost in the parking area alone, so be sure to follow the marked pathways. It would have been nice to see signage around the mall, pointing out the main anchor tenants, but the online store guide only marked out the larger retailers, so it became a little hard to follow due to the giant gaps between the marked stores. 4* - A nice, large shopping centre in a great location if you're getting a flight, or hoping to get some shopping done without having to deal with the crowds and heat of Central Milano.

Great shopping center. Located closed to Bergamo's airport. If you have a couple of hours between…read moreflights, go outside the airport and in 10-min walk you can get to the shopping center. A lot of stores and many food options. Highly suggested.