Quadrilatero D'oro, <em>Milan</em>
Milan

Quadrilatero D'oro, Milan

About Quadrilatero D'oro

The fashion capital of Italy does full justice to its name with this shopping district. Quadrilatero D'Oro is one of the most important centres for the fashion industry, which also makes it an upscale place in Milan for shopaholics. The 'Golden Quadrilateral' encircles for several blocks and is an immaculate shopping square with neoclassical architecture.


The entire district is divided into several areas and streets which form a part of the 'quadrilateral della Moda' (fashion square). While planning your Europe trip, be sure to explore the elemental places: Via della Spiga, Via Montenapoleone, Via Manzoni, Corso Venezia and Via Sant'Andrea which feature renowned celebutantes of the industry and is one of the best Milan sightseeing places, especially at night.


Location- 20121 Milan, Metropolitan City of Milan, Italy

Entry Fee- Free (Unless you shop)

Timings- 10:00 am - 7:30 pm

Day Wise Timings

Burj Khalifa opening hours through the week.

Open 7 days a week
Free entry
Monday10:00 – 19:30
Tuesday10:00 – 19:30
Wednesday10:00 – 19:30
Thursday10:00 – 19:30
Friday10:00 – 19:30
Saturday10:00 – 19:30
Sunday10:00 – 19:30
Hours are seasonal — confirm your date at checkout. Special events may extend closing time.
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