Corso Como

Corso Como is a street in central Milan with modern buildings housing international fashion boutiques, art galleries, restaurants, and clubs spread across several blocks. The street features a mix of retail spaces and cultural venues alongside dining and entertainment options.

The street evolved from a simple road outside Milan's ancient walls into a major commercial district following the city's industrial expansion in the 20th century. This transformation established it as one of Milan's main shopping and cultural axes.

Art galleries scattered along the street display contemporary works, while design-focused shops blend shopping with exhibitions and artistic displays. This mix has made the area a gathering place for creative people and those interested in modern art.

The street connects directly to Porta Garibaldi station through a pedestrian area, making it easily accessible by public transportation from across Milan. Walking is the best way to explore the various shops, galleries, and restaurants along the way.

The 10 Corso Como concept store combines three floors of fashion collections, photography exhibitions, design objects, and a rooftop restaurant under one roof. This pioneering retail concept helped establish the street's character as a place where shopping blends with artistic expression.