Torino Street: The street of the casual shopping

Leaving behind Duomo's Square with its Vittorio Emanuele Avenue, Torino Street i'ts here. This street has long been one of the main shopping streets in Milan. If Vittorio Emanuele Street has always been the elite's shopping street, Torino Street was considered the shopping street of the 'poor' but overall of whom seeking casual, extrovert and genuine clothing. Many particular and originality shops are gone away, supplanted by new restored stores, but that maintain the generally prevalent that, as in times past, is clothing with prices ranging from chip to medium cost.

Walking along Torino Street, you come to "Ticinese". Before to the Columns of San Lorenzo there are a lot of shops for 'young hard'. Beyond the door you will find a new generation of craftsmen who took the place of old ones and that, as in the past, always attracting a younger people.