FCML Salone booklet 2016

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fcml Salone del
& Mobile
2016
Bathrooms
Surfaces
Wood Floors
Kitchens
contents
Brands
06 - 23
Restaurants
24 - 35
Drinks & Cocktails
36 - 41
Café
42 - 47
Shopping & Design Districts
48 - 52
Glossary of Useful Terms
53 - 54
Important Contacts
55 - 56
Map
58 - 59
FCDI- Fcml Design Initiative has been conceptualized by Mr Abhinav
Khandelwal. It is aimed at creating a platform that will help foster new and
synergetic energies between creative professionals across all streams.
Vision:
To spirit new dialogue between the art, architecture, interiors, fashion,
photography and visual arts communities by using varied fora to stimulate,
challenge, facilitate and grow an environment of exchange. To collate and
curate seamlessly, diverse aesthetic milieu that inspire and lead to productive
collaborative platforms at mass industry levels.
We wish to help highlight stories of creative courage, collaboration, public
participation and design with a higher purpose.
In the past one year, FCDI has been involved in several events, details of which
are available on our website www.fcdi.co.in
Stakeholders:
Architects, Designers- fashion, interiors and product, Sculptors, Artists, Film
makers, Photographers, Revivalists, Gallerists, Collectors, Stylists, Hoteliers,
Builders and Travel professionals, students and other design enthusiasts.
Going forward:
FCDI aims to have a series of events over the span of this year and thereafter, at
different destinations across the country spanning but not limited to exhibitions,
interactive talks, TV mini series, memorial lectures, interactive design districts.
Disclaimer: The above mentioned plans are tentative and subject to change.
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Ernestomeda
Listone Giordano
Booth No: Pav. 11 Stand 15/
A16B
Collection Showcased at
Milano Contract District
From 11.00 am until 07.00 pm
Via melloni 3 corner via
Guicciardini 6, Milan
Event in cooperation with
Inkiostro Bianco
IN THE BLUE PAINTED OF
BLUE
April 12 to 17, From 10 to 21
Via Goito 3, Milan
Gessi
Exclusive presentation at the
Milan Design Week
12-17 April 2016
Gessi Milano, Via Manzoni 16/A
Opening Hours:
12-15 April: 10.00- 12.00
16 April: 10.00- 16.00
17 April: 10.00- 1800
Event
14th April at 08.00 pm
Cocktail & Aperitivo
At Gessi Milano
FCML has created a stronghold as a stellar lifestyle retailer and distributor for
luxury bathrooms, beautiful eco-friendly surfaces and tiles, a variety of high-end
wood floors, inspiring modular kitchens & accessories and elegant home decor
products of unparalleled quality.
The brand with deep-rooted origins has carved a niche for itself as a pioneer
of quintessentially European, lavish design products, creating a richly layered
experience for the discerning Indian customers.
Headquartered in India’s capital city, Delhi; FCML has a national presence
with its design hubs at Bangalore, Chennai, Delhi and Mumbai; where one
can find luxurious lifestyle brands offering an array of high quality products and
numerable solutions to turn dream interiors into a reality.
FCML provides an iconoclastic sensibility with a tasteful combination of
Laufen
Booth No: F21 G14, Pavillion 24
Kartell by Laufen
Design Week 12-17 April
Opening hours: 10 am – 08 pm
Kartell by Laufen,
Via Pontaccio, 10- Milan
Event
Cocktail – April 12th,
07pm – 09 pm
Mildue
Booth No: 22, D27-E20
Pomdor
Booth No: 24, D6
Event
Wednesday 13th April,
16.30 – 19.30
At the booth
Samuel Heath
Booth No: Pad 22, Stand L41
Teuco
Showcasing “I Bordi” bathtub in
new dimensions, 170x85cm
At “The Art of Living”
11-24 April
Palazzo della Permanente, via
Turati
MILAN
startling and unpredictable interior home design ideas, textured patterns and a
versatile living inspiration.
Valdama
Booth No: L08, Pavilion
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Icon design Giuseppe Bavuso
Icon, designed by Giuseppe Bavuso, has been created using solutions of great
technical value and strong visual impact, finishing elements capable of modifying
the sense of comfort and giving the kitchen an interpretation which is not only
aesthetic, but also tactile. Icon, which has been immensely successful ever since
it was first launched in 2012, winning the Red Dot Design Award in 2013 and
the Interior Award in 2015, is now enriched by new finishes and materials, new
technical solutions and compositional ideas.
The new Icon compositions incorporate the programme’s key features: the
“Evolution” extensible peninsula, that is now also available in a new configuration
on a corner base unit and the “Air” door, that is now finished with new, exclusive
materials including porcelain stoneware, Piasentina stone and the prestigious
‘Deluxe’ solid woods.
And to accompany the kitchen, the new “Set” living area. Not just a small oasis
of design for furnishing with elegance, but also a large surface to support a wide
variety of items. Boiserie panels which can be equipped with shelves, suspended
cabinets, wall units including the new ‘Flap’ with flap door or steel open shelves.
The new oven containers are also in steel.
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Booth No
Pav. 11 stand 15A/16B
Icon design Giuseppe Bavuso
The collection Eleganza by Gessi encompasses a large matching set of bathroom
fittings, from faucets to accessories, from sinks and tubs to fixtures, all of which
preserve the sculptural shapes of Eleganza for a complete Gessi Signature
Bathroom. Eleganza can be set gracefully in traditional or contemporary interiors.
The new emotion by Gessi
Gessi Milano
Via Manzoni 16/A
Gessi presents the energy archetype: Equilibrio
In a highly emotional set-up, Gessi presents a revolutionary new
chapter in their acclaimed research in design and well-being,
an archetype that expresses the essence and philosophy of
balance and equilibrium and produces energy.
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GESSI is glad to invite you to a special evening together
Gessi has been designing and manufacturing exclusive bathroom and kitchen
fittings and furnishings for over 20 years. Today, Gessi brand is acknowledged
worldwide for its fashionable designs in all types of living environments, hotels,
spas, yachts and private residences..
Cocktail & Aperitivo
Eleganza Collection
At GESSI Milano
Come catch the energy of
On Thursday, 14th April at 08.00 pm
“The breath of stones taught me to breathe”
FLAGSHIP STORE
IN MILAN
BLOCK YOUR DATE
Come catch the energy of
The new emotion of Gessi
Since more than 120 years the Swiss bathroom brand LAUFEN stands for
precision, quality, design and sustainability in the context of high-end complete
bathroom concepts.
SaphirKeramik - The story goes on
In 2013 Laufen launched the innovative material SaphirKeramik, the world’s
thinnest ceramic material in the bathroom. Since then, this has been the
company’s leading product, generating a truly new trend in bathroom design by
creating a new language of forms, that is now part of the collective imaginary:
today, every washbasin and bath accessory can be expected to be much thinner
and extreme hard.
The enormous success of this innovation has prompted Laufen to move forward
with its commitment to experimentation, constantly striving to create products
of the highest quality, technology and design. Research on the opportunities
offered by SaphirKeramik, in fact, continues and will continue, thanks to the
collaboration with outstanding designers and partners. In addition, Laufen is
concurrently continuing to develop bespoke projects, supporting professionals in
the contract and residential sectors.
All these ingredients have allowed the Swiss company to maintain its position as
a leader for over one hundred years.
Kartell by Laufen
The project based on the established partnership between the iconic design of Kartell and
the innovative quality of Laufen is enhanced by new contemporary and cosmopolitan moods. The flexibility provided by the “project on colour” can nimbly update the collection offerings,
staying constantly in step with the times.
Design Week 12-17 April 2016 | Opening hours: 10am - 8pm
April 12th, 7pm - 9pm - Cocktail
Kartell by Laufen, Via Pontaccio, 10 − Milan
Booth No F21 G14, Pavillion 24
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RVSP: [email protected] | www.kartellbylaufen.com
Hardwood
Floors
Hardwood
Floors
Hardwood
Floors
hardwood
floors
The new wood floor collection designed for Listone Giordano, is a project
developed around the concept of softness. Re-thinking traditional wood floor
where rounded, beveled and curved boards along with a slight “bombé” effect
of the surface create a new language in wood application. The smooth cut of
the boards allows to play with new designs and compositions, which although
similar to classic patterns of ancient wood floors, give life to modern and original
herringbone, diagonal or full length geometries.
Internationally established designer Patricia Urquiola describes her newly born
creation: “The BISCUIT parquet collection for Listone Giordano, is a project that
is derived from the idea of creating softness and tenderness. It is a “remake” of
the traditional parquet, in which the curved ending of the panels and the modest
bumping of the surface are creating a dynamic flooring with a soft and subtle
tactility. The cut-out elements in the panels create a modular system which,
although similar to classical motifs of antique wooden floors, allows you to build
and play with contemporary drawings and compositions, straight or diagonal,
randomly or statically, herringbone, mosaic whilst respecting the beauty of its roots”. 12
Hardwood
Floors
Collection showcased at
MILANOHardwood
CONTRACT DISTRICT
Floors
from 11 a.m until 7 p.m.
Via melloni 3 corner via
Hardwood
Guicciardini
6, Milan
Floors
Event
hardwood
floors
in cooperation with Inkiostro
Bianco
IN THE BLUE PAINTED OF
BLUE
April 12 to 17,
From 10 to 21
Via Goito 3, Milan
milldue edition
At once a new market leader in the bathroom furnishings sector,
and a highly evolved furnishing concept that delivers more than just
functional solutions, for it conveys a notion of architectural design with
endless possibilities of representation. Refined atmospheres, personal
quarters catering to our innermost being, systems and solutions
designed for actual and real spaces, in which furnishings become an
integral part of the bathroom ambient. This is Noorth | milldue edition
a new brand of MILLDUE, a leading Italian manufacturer of bathroom
furniture in the market since 1976.
Mitage, for a unique approach to bathroom decor: a creative concept that
links up past and present, created especially to explore unconventional
stylistic solutions. Its furnishing proposal comes in four distinct projects,
bound by undiminished continuity between past memory and the
here-and-now, classical inspirations and advanced technical solutions.
This is Mitage | milldue edition a brand of MILLDUE, a leading Italian
manufacturer of bathroom furniture in the market since 1976.
Mitage will be showcased during the International furniture exhibition in
Milan, April 12th -17th, hall 22 stand D27.
Noorth will be showcased during the International furniture exhibition
in Milan, April 12th -17th, hall 22 stand E20.
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Belle Collection
Enveloped in gold, Belle is one of the most elegant accessory collections by
pomd’or
Belle is one of the accessory collections by pomd’or that stands out most for its
elegance.
The collection is a creation by Italian designer Bruna Rapisarda, who in
2010-modelled different shapes inspired in the study of ellipse rotation. The
result was a collection with exceptional personality and beauty, a blend of classic
elegance with a modern air.
A collection in which harmony touches each detail. Exquisite pieces which rather
than accessories, become a central part of a scene in which the material element
becomes ethereal.
Sinuous shapes complement exceptional materials. The accessories (toilet
brush, soap dish, dispenser and brush holder) are manufactured in white Velvet
resin, with a soft touch, yet highly durable. They all have a metal elliptical base.
The fittings (hooks, towel rail and paper holder) are manufactured in high quality
alloy in chrome, white-chrome or in the news gold and white-gold.
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Booth No
Hall 24, D6
Event
Wednesday 13th, from 16:30
to 19:30
At the booth
Belle Collection
Royal Crown Derby Collection
Samuel Heath have been designing and creating the finest brassware for
almost 200 years. They manufacture in England and craftsmanship and
integrity are at the heart of everything they do. Samuel Heath is internationally
renowned for making beautiful bathroom fittings and architectural hardware
which is specified all over the world.
The brand has a comprehensive selection of taps and showers and each of
the collections is complemented by coordinating accessories and available in
a variety of finishes.
Samuel Heath is showcasing its portfolio for the very first time and previewing
their new Landmark collection at the International Bathroom Exhibition, Salone
del Mobile in Milan.
Booth No
Pad 22 Stand L41
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Landmark Collection
I Bordi Collection
Teuco, over the years has driven the development and evolution of the
bathroom, transforming it from a closed and hidden room into an environment
to be furnished and shown off.
Showcasing “I Bordi” bathtub
in new dimensions, 170x85cm
At “The Art of Living”
11-24 April
Palazzo della Permanente,
via Turati
MILAN
Beginning its journey in 1972, Teuco products have become furnishing modules
for both indoors and outdoors, going beyond their mere function. The continued
collaboration with high profile designers has allowed Teuco to develop products
which express the long lasting evolving idea of wellness, representing the
modern lifestyle.
The new collection from Teuco, I Bordi is the result of an attempt at giving a
harmonic sense to the universal voice of material. The result is a wraparound
space which is also strikingly simple, a textured setting designed to welcome
you and tantalise your senses. Its details are naturally inscribed in the material
of its components, making it perfectly suitable for any particular interpretation,
from Carrara marble to the ultra-modern Duralight and also Grey Stone.
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I Bordi Collection
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restaurants
Al Mercato
De Pesce
Via Cesare Lombroso
54, Milan
+39 02 5519 5540
Al Porto Milano
20123 Milan - pl.
Cantore Milan
+39 02 8940 7425
[email protected]
Alessandro
Ristorante
Via Maroncelli 1, Milan
+39 02 6592 880
The fish and seafood served in a range of classic
pasta dishes or simply grilled as a secondo, are
squeaky fresh and delicious.
Price: € 21 - 40
Cuisine: Italian/Chowdar
Distance from Piazza del Duomo, Milano: 6.4 kms
Via Bartolomeo Panizza
10, Milan
+39 02 4540 9037
[email protected]
www.ristorante13giugno.it
Price: € 48 - 76
Cuisine: Seafood
The place is small, lovely, with yellow wall, wood
table and vintage wine everywhere. Ideal for a
romantic dinner before enjoying the myriad bars
and clubs in the Corso Como area.
Bianca is a universe full of local and seasonal.
The dishes on the menu are a review of the
gastronomic culture Milanese culture that has
been dead for some time before finally being
rediscovered.
Price: € 35 - 50
Cuisine: Mediterranean
Bice
via Borgospesso, Milan
+39 02 7600 2572
www.bicemilano.it
Via Giosue Carducci 17,
20123 Milano, Italy
+39 02 866040
www.boccondivino.com
Menu is seafood-heavy populated by the freshest
daily selections from the wharf. Beyond the fish
there are plenty of meat and homemade pasta
options as well.
Price: € 35 - 50
Cuisine: Italian
Bianca
Boccondivino
Bice Milan is the original restaurant of the Bice
Group. This establishment continues to command
respect throughout the world thanks to their menu
of homemade pastas, fish, and meat.
Enjoy choosing the meaning you prefer: since
1976 it is the best of Italian hams, cheese and
wines. Boccondivino dedicates all its time to
searching for the best, setting a marvellous
journey in the most hidden corners of Italy to
discover the tastiest salami or the better riped
toma cheese to match the proper wine.
Price: € 50 for two people (approx.)
Cuisine: Finger Food, Tavola Fredda
Carlo e Camilla in
Segheria
via 20141, Via Giuseppe
Meda, 24, 20141 Milano,
Italy
Phone:+39 02 837 3963
Chandelier
Via Broggi, 17, Milan
+39 02 2024 0458
www.chandelier.it
A beautiful quasi farmhouse-industrial space.
Communal tables, innovative menu and fabulous
cocktails. Hip vibe, “beautiful old architecture” with
a hot trendy contemporary interior.
Price range: €11-20 Cuisine: Italian, Mediterranean
Distance from Piazza del Duomo, Milano: 7.1 Kms
Aladdin’s cave of resplendent baroque décor
and fine dining, letting you forget you’re in one of
Milan’s restaurants. Fashionable showfood, with
wanton ingredients such as foïe gras
and champagne, complements a modern
Italian menu.
Cuisine: Italian
Chatulle
Via Piero della Francesca
68, Milan
+39 02 342 008
www.chatulle.it
With a plentiful supply of gratuitous mirrors, it
gently indulges the Milanese vanities. Portions
are generous and good value, and service is
efficient and obliging; the bar offers aperitivo
and an opportunity for late postdinner drinking.
Price: € 8.8 - 216
Cuisine: Italian
Price: >€ 41
Cuisine: Italian
Awarded Michelin Star
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Recommended
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restaurants
Compagnia
Generale
Via Cuccagna, 4, Milan
+39 02 551 6154
Cracco Peck
Via Victor Hugo 4
Near Duomo, Milan
+39 02 876 774
www.ristorantecracco.it
Da Marta
This elegant farmhouse with exposed brick vaults
and intimate lighting is furnished with a fusion of
modern Italian and traditional Japanese décor.
Price: € 45 - 50
Cuisine: Japanese/Eclectic/Asian Fusion
Fashionable restaurant serving haute cuisine.
Expensive. Cracco Peck is a savvy-insider, cool
place to eat in Milan.
Don Juan
Via Altaguardia, 2, Milan
+39 02 5843 0805
www.ristorantedonjuan.com
Eda
Via F Lippi, 7, Milan
+39 02 2668 1962
www.edamilano.com
Price: € 104
Cuisine: Italian/Contemporary
Delightful restaurant, cozy furnished in a witty
and fanciful. The chef (cook) a person who makes
Via Bandello, 14, 20123
you feel at home and offers you a traditional
Milano, Italia
cuisine with a “zic” more . The guys in the room
+(39)0248198622
http://www.martabibendum.it/ professional, attentive and very kind. Really very
El Porteno
Gian Galeazzo 25, Milan
+39 02 5843 7593
Finger’s
Via Magenta 18 San Pietro
all’Olmo, Cornaredo, Milan
+39 02 936 2209
Da Giacomo
Via Sottocorno, 6, Milan
+39 02 7602 3313
www.dagiacomoristorante.it
Price: € 21-40
Cuisine: Seafood
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Via S Gerolamo Emiliani
2, Milan
+39 02 5412 2675
Price: € 18-73
Cuisine: Italian/Fusion
Hovering somewhere between traditional and
trendy dining, the family-run Da Giacomo has been
a fashionable place for dining out. Its classical
elegance is remarkable. The food is resolutely
unpretentious.
Eda serves traditional Sicilian cuisine in an
aesthetically pleasing modern space, minimal but
for eclectic touches such as tartan sofas and stuffed
animals.
Argentine restaurant with a meat heavy cuisine
and variety of specialties from the grill. El Porteno
is one of the the most beautiful and comfortable
restaurants in the area.
Price: € 8 - 20
Cuisine: South American/Steakhouse
Cuisine: Italian
D’o
Price: € 35-141
Cuisine: Argentinian/Steakhouse
Price: € 15 - 40
Cuisine: Italian
nice!
Davide Oldani’s cooking is an ode to ‘poor’
ingredients and simplicity, his aim, to serve
‘humble food made noble by technique’ cheaply.
Here you’ll find 100% Argentinian beef cooked and
served up by Argentines in an authentic South
American ranch-house setting.
Forty different varieties of sushi are available, all
loaded with lime, ginger, sesame, honey, etc. All
in all a sexy, softened take on Japanese design
with exotic flowers and candles: excellent taste all
round.
Price: >€ 41
Cuisine: Sushi/Japanese
Giacomo
Arengario
Via Guglielmo Marconi, 1,
20123 Milano MI, Italy
Phone:+39 02 7209 3814
The restaurant at the Museo del Novecento directly
overlooking the Duomo: a special mention for the
twentieth century menu, which includes dishes
taken from the Milanese tradition but revisited.
Bistro-style fresh meat & Milanese dishes.
Cuisine: Mediterranean, Lombard, Italian
Distance from Piazza del Duomo, Milano: 170 mtrs
Recommended
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restaurants
Giacomo Bistrot is a mix of Italian and French
culture. Just the decoration of the Bistrot Giacomo
Via Pasquale Sottocorno, 6 is enough to make you want to take the time to
20129 Milano
enjoy a good meal. Friendly service and good fare
+39 02 76022653
along with a good choice of Italian wines will make
www.giacomobistrot.com/
index.php
the evening enjoyable.
Giacomo bistrot
Petit bistrot
Via Amerigo Vespucci, 5,
20124 Milano, Italy
+39 02 8969 0870
Cuisine: Seafood, Italian, Mediterranean
Il Coriandolo
Il Liberty The
Liberty
Viale Monte Grappa,
6 Milan 02
+39 02 29011439
http://www.il-liberty.it/
Il Luogo Di Aimo e
Nadia
Via Montecuccoli 6, Milan
+39 02 416 886
[email protected]
Cuisine: Cafe, Piadineria, Tavola Fredda, Tavola Calda
Fresh fish and seafood visit the menu daily, along
with other authentic Italian dishes.
Via Dell’Orso 1, 20122 Milan
+39 02 869 3273
Price: € 21 - 40
Cuisine: Italian
www.ilcoriandolo.com
Illiberty offers tastings and menu theme, inspired
by the season and combinations with culinary
cultures of other regions in collaboration with local
producers or associations such as Slow Food and
Identity Greedy.
Il Principe dei
Navigli
Via Giovanni Enrico
Pestalozzi, 2, Milano, Italy
+39 02 8912 6248
www.ilprincipedeinavigli.
com/en
Price: € 60 - 70
Cuisine: Italian
Place a district-interwoven into cooking, art
in-Absence, wine tasting, theater, scientific
dissertations - The perfect choice of food.
Price: > € 41
Cuisine: Italian
Petit milano is a sophisticated bistro that welcomes
its guests in a refined style of French Provence.
The colors are light, the tables and wainscoting
around the room are made in white pickled wood,
antique mirrors and blackboards with menu and
daily specials hanging on the walls and there’s a
corner for sausages and hams with a red Berkel
slicer. The whole place is lit by a thousand candles
and accompanied by a background of pleasant
music.
Il Ristorante
In a corner along the canals in Milan, there is
this pizza restaurant with Italian cuisine by the
warm and welcoming. “Principe dei navigli” offers
Mediterranean cuisine, pizza by the inevitable fish
dishes, meat. A wide selection of fine wines and
fine.
Cuisine: Pizza, Mediterranean
The wine list vaunts more than 500 cases of the
most carefully selected vintages, as well as a fine
Bulgari Hotels & Resorts
selection of champagnes and sparkling wines.
Milano - Via Privata Fratelli
Gabba 7/b - 20121 Milan +39
Cuisine: Contemporary
02 805 8051
Il Salumaio Di
Montenapoleone
This place is much more than a simple
delicatessan or catering activity, it is a piece of
Milanese history and society placed within the
fashion quadrilateral.
via S. Spirito, 10/,
via Gesu, 5, 20121 Milan +39
02 7600 1123
Cuisine: Italian
Distance from Piazza del Duomo, Milano: 2 kms
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Recommended
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restaurants
Il Teatro
Four Seasons Milan
Via Gesù, 6/8, 20121 Milan
+ 39 02 77 088
www.fourseasons.com
Il Teatro serves up a menu that changes
frequently to highlight the freshest local
ingredients, as well as a gourmet menu that
changes daily. Il Teatro is consistently ranked
among the city’s top five restaurants
La Trattoria
Milanese
Via Santa Marta 11, Milan
+39 02 8645 1991
Cuisine: Italian
Joia
Via Panfilo Castaldi 18,
Milan, Italy (Porta Venezia)
+39 02 29522124
www.joia.it
Just Cavalli
Hollywood
Via Luigi Camoens
c/o Torre Branca,
20121 Milan
+39 02 311 817
L'alchimista
Ristorante
Via Carlo Maggi 6
20121 Milan, Italy
+39 02 4549 9964
www.ristorantelalchimistamilano.com
Langosteria 10
Via Savona 10,
20144 Milano, Italy
+39 02 58111649
www.langosteria10.it/
A remarkable Vegetarian Restaurant with so much
to offer.
Cuisine: Haute cuisine vegetarian
The restaurant menu is in part Tuscan, in part
Italian, with classics such as Milan-style saffron
rice, Chianina steak, sea bass and much more.
Price: > € 41
Cuisine: Italian
A place where food meets art. A charming
place to enjoy fabulous and memorable
meals surrounded by the work of national and
international artists.
Cuisine: Italian
Cuisine: European/ Italian
Latteria
Moscova › Via San Marco,
24, Moscova, Milano 20121
Latteria is the Milanese restaurant that you hoped
you’d find, but weren’t sure you could. In La Brera,
it’s small to the point of cramped, with wooden
chairs and tables butting up against each other.
Cost: € 60 for two people (approx.)
Cuisines: Lombard, Italian
Le Meridien
Gallia
Piazza Duca d’Aosta 9
20124 Milan
+39 02 67 851
www.lemeridien.com
Obika Brera
Via Mercato, Cnr
Via Fiori Chiari
www.obika.it
Langosteria 10 is now the benchmark in Milan
for lovers of high-quality fish and for all those
who want to enjoy a special evening in a unique
environment for warmth and atmosphere.
Price: > € 41
Cuisine: Italian
One of the last restaurants still serving genuine
Milanese food. you are advised to opt for the
classics: cold mini-cutlets in carpione; saffron
risotto with ossobuco; and a selection of local
cheeses, including the mighty Gorgonzola.
A sumptuous atmosphere and an elegant menu
define Le Meridien Gallia. A wide array of Italian,
Mediterranean, and Lombardy dishes are offered
here, in addition to seasonal offerings throughout
the year.
Cuisine: Italian/Mediterranean/Lombard
Milan’s main branch of the Obika empire is stylish,
with glass-box displays and French army chairs.
Ordering is simple and the aperitifs here are a
shockingly good deals.
Price: € 15 - 35
Cuisine: Italian / Mediterranean
Ottimofiore
Via Bramante 26, Milan
+ 39 02 3310 1224
A help-yourself table of antipasti sets the tone,
with fried gianchetti, Sicilan olives, and delicious
polpettine of meat, vegetables and garlic.
Price: € 21 - 40
Cuisine: Italian
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Recommended
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restaurants
Pane e Acqua
Via Matteo Bandello
14, Milan
+39 02 4819 8622
Funky little restaurant popular with Milan’s discreet
“design” crowd. Located between the city centre
and Zona Tortona, it has just 35 seats and serves
breakfast, lunch and dinner.
Cuisine: Italian
Pisacco
Via Solferino 48,
20121 Milano, Italy
+39 02 9176 5472
A modern and informal restaurant with attentive
service and reasonable prices. Excellent
selection of creative dishes, as well as some
reinterpretations of classic favourites, such as
polenta and baccalà (salted cod) and Caesar
salad.
Cuisine: Italian, Modern European
Potafiori
Via Salasco, 17, 20136
Milano, Italy
+39 02 8706 5930
www.potafiori.com
Potafiori!! An elegant restaurant with a
contemporary kitchen that sells special flowers.
Beautiful decor - the best of Italian design with
a very personal touch, the food is special, fresh,
and genuine and every dish and a surprise, bred
and crostini made by hand.
Cuisine: Seafood, Italian, Mediterranean
Ristorante
Sadler
Via Conchetta, 14
(Via Troilo) 20136 Milan
+ 39 02 5810 4451
www.sadler.it
Ristorante
Solferino
via Castelfidardo, 2
20121 Milan
+39 02 2900 5748
www.ilsolferino.com
Taverna Visconti
Via F Corridoni 10, Milan
+39 02 795 821
www.tavernavisconti.it
Trattoria Aurora
Via Savona 23, Milan
+ 39 02 8940 4978
The elegant ambience, the signature cocktails and
dim sum in Peruvian style: a cevicheria in the heart
of the city.
Trattoria Bagutta
Via della Moscova, 29,
20121 Milano, Italy
Phone:+39 02 8724 4737
Cuisine: Fusion, Dim Sum, Peruvian, Haute
via Bagutta 14
20121 Milan
+39 02 7600 0902
www.bagutta.it
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Cuisine: Italian
Solferino has been a part of the Milanese
landscape since 1909, and offers fine Italian fare
in a historical building. They have a broad-reaching
menu, and a diverse selection of wines.
Price: € 21 - 40
Cuisine: Italian
For quality and value, head to Taverna Visconti,
an elegant new-style osteria where owner-chef
Nico Carleo scours the Italian regional tradition for
dishes.
Cuisine: Italian
Ristorante Pacifico
– Ceviche – Dim
Sum – Pisco Bar
Owner-chef Claude Sadler's eponymous
restaurant is one of the most celebrated in Milan.
Sadler's devotion to prime ingredients is nothing
short of obsessive and he creates unforgettable
dishes with them.
Food is impeccable and their servings are enough
to satisfy the heartiest of appetites.
Price: > € 41
Cuisine: Italian
Bagutta is a quaint and quiet restaurant with
a history as rich as the menu’s flavors. The dining
room has a feeling evocative of an
Italian Hollywood.
Price: € 21 - 40
Cuisine: Italian
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restaurants
Very interesting menu with a choice of simple
or more delicious recipes. Each dish is well
Via Giulio Cesare Procaccini,
cooked, the more than reasonable price. Even the
54, 20154 Milano, Italy
desserts are excellent: everything worked out in
+39 02 349 0498
the house and with the highest quality products.
www.trattoriamontina.it
Trattoria Montina
Victum
P.zza del Tricolore ang.
v.le Premuda,
20129 Milan, Italy
+39 02 76023263
http://www.victum.it/
Cuisine: Italian
Cuisine: Seafood, Mediterranean
Triennale di Milano
- Terrazza Triennale
Viale Alemagna Emilio, 6,
20121 Milano, Italy
The new restaurant Terrace Triennale, designed
by the Milanese architectural firm OBR, interprets
the tradition of the Triennale with a mild solution,
rigorous and dynamic.
Phone:+39 02 3664 4340
Cuisine: Haute Cuisine, Italian, Modern European
Trussardi Alla
Scala
IL Ristorante Trussardi Alla Scala’s distinctive,
straightforward cuisine focuses on balance. Go
there to savor superb seasonal ingredients treated
with extreme respect and rigor in innovative recipes
that are traditional with a contemporary twist.
Piazza della Scala, 5, Milan
+39 02 8068 8201
Victum Café is an elegant, well-designed, a local
eclectic and suitable for any occasion. From
breakfast aperitif, from lunch to dinner, going for
tea time: our menu and our dishes adapt with
versatility at all hours and the phases of the day.
Vun
Via Silvio Pellico 3
20121 Milan
+39 02 8821 1350
restaurantvun.milan@hyatt.
com
Zero
Corso Magenta 87, Milan
+39 02 4547 4733
www.zeromagenta.it
VUN is a pleasant venue in Milan where diners
enjoy an interesting and sophisticated . Italian
gastronomic experience in refined and elegant
surroundings.
Cuisine: Italian
The dramatically designed space puts the spotlight
on the kitchen which prepares traditional sashimi
but also a variety of creative raw and rare dishes.
Cuisine: Sushi/Japanese
Price: € 21 - 40
Cuisine: Italian/Contemporary
Unico Restaurant
Viale Achille Papa 30, 20149,
Milano Grattacielo WJC
Ultimo Piano
+39 0239261025
www.unicorestaurant.it
UNICO's furnishings are modern and
sophisticated, dominated by the warm land colors
and of burnt lands, enriched with precious tones.
Through a large glass window which divides the
dining room from the kitchen, you will be able to
see the restaurant staff preparing your dishes.
Price: € 25 (weekday lunch) € 130, Carte € 58/109
Cuisine: Italian
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Armani /
Bamboo Bar
Via Manzoni 31, Milan
+39 02 8883 8888
[email protected]
www.armanihotels.com
Armani/Bamboo Bar, with its double volume
ceieling, louvered window wall and backlit onyx
efatures, creates a perfect place to meet freinds,
discuss business during an informal lunch or
simply watch the world go by while enjoying an
elegant afternoon tea or a pre-dinner apertivo.
Caffè Miani
(aka Zucca)
Galleria Vittorio
Emanuele II, Milan
+39 02 8646 4435
This place, which has been in the arcade since it
opened in 1867. The interior is spectacular, with an
inlaid bar and mosaics by Angelo d'Andrea. Many
people who come here order thr most Milanese of
aperitifs, the rhubarb based Zucca.
Bar Basso
Via Plinio, 39,
20129 Milano, Italy
+39 02 2940 0580
http://barbasso.com/
The bartenders here are class acts, and they serve
up massive drinks - including the famed Negroni
Sbagliatio (or Negroni Wrong), with champagne
instead of gin, which is claimed to have had its
origins here. Bar Basso is packed during design
week, with crowds spilling out into the streets until
dawn. One can’t come to the Salone without a stop
at Bar Basso.
Camparino in
Galleria
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele
Corner of Piazza Duomo
Milan
+39 02 8646 4435
[email protected]
The Camparino dates back in the Galleria Vittorio
Emanuele II in Milan. Along with fashion and
design, the Camparino is one of the symbols of
the city of Milan and marked the beginning of the
tradition of the aperitif, Campari. The bar is white
marble, there are no tables or chairs, the menu
starts and stops with Campari cocktails, drunk
standing up.
Bar Bianco
Viale Enrico Ibsen 4
Parco Sempione, Milan
+39 02 8699 2026
www.bar-bianco.com
Birrificio Lambrate
Via Adelchi 5
20131 Milan
+39 02 7063 8678
www.birrificiolambrate.com
Bar Bianco is an island of fine drinking and free
aperitivo snacks, in the middle of Parco Sempione.
The place provides free Wi-Fi.
Cigair
Via Molino Delle Armi, 25
+39 02 8942 0089
www.cigair.it
The Lambrate Brewery started by a group of
friends who wanted to start a relaxed bar that
served quality beers crafts brews from around the
region, and eighteen of their own, are now served.
The place has a food menu that has been carefully
put together in such a way as to provide the perfect
pairing with the microbrew you choose.
A shrine to the hallowed Havana cigar, this former
car workshop still with original hoists is bedecked
with cigar memorabilia. The walk-in humidor is the
largest in Europe with a shop stocked with rare
Montecristos and Cohibas. The food is simple but
good-quality Italian, there's al fresco seating in the
summe and a Live band.
D&G Gold
Via Carlo Poerio 2/a
+39 027 577 771
www.dolcegabbanagold.it
Dolce & Gabbana's Gold is already a firm favourite
with the glamorati, reservations for the restaurant
are essential. An interior dripping with gold
everywhere, provides an exciting and uplifting
experience as you peruse the menu rife with
Italian tradition and regaled for its Mediterranean
influences.
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Diana Bar
Sheraton Diana Majestic
Viale Piave, 42
20129 Milan
+ 39 02 20 581
www.starwoodhotels.com
Clientele here consists of major stars of the art,
fashion, and design worlds, and aside from the
expertly crafted drinks Diana also serves up a
menu of light Mediterranean fare that's a perfect fit
for the secluded wicker chair sets throughout the
Artemis garden.
Il Ristorante
Bulgari Hotels & Resorts
Via Privata Fratelli Gabba
7/b, 20121 Milan
+39 02 805 8051
The simple yet luxurious space of the Bulgari
Hotel Milan restaurant is the ideal backdrop for a
voluptuous gastronomic journey into the aromas
and flavors of Italian tradition. The wine list
vaunts more than 500 cases of the most carefully
selected vintages, as well as a fine selection of
champagnes and sparkling wines.
DRY Cocktails &
Pizza
Via Solferino 33
20121 Milano
T. 02 63793414
[email protected]
Dry as "dry", became the "no alcohol" Prohibition,
perfect for a cocktail bar. Or "dry" skeleton key to
quality, knowingly. Ideal for a basic Italian: pizza.
The formula shared with Pisacco: high quality,
contemporary and accessible in a different project.
A unique venue and a 'coupled unusual pizzas &
mixology
Just Cavalli
Hollywood
Via Luigi Camoens
c/o Torre Branca
20121 Milan
+39 02 311 817
Il Foyer
Via Gesù, 6/8 20121
+ 39 02 77088
www.fourseasons.com
Within the quiet and quaint classic Four Seasons
Hotel Milano is Il Foyer Bar and Lounge. Il Foyer
is relaxed and elegant with stiff drinks and light
fare. The walls feature a collection of sketches that
Filippo Peroni originally made for Teatro alla Scala,
while the piano fills the air with music.
Just Cavalli is a venue with a slightly marine feel.
The restaurant menu is in part Tuscan, in part
Italian. The venue changes towards midnight,
with DJs who help the beautiful people of the city
dance away the evening right through to the small
hours.
Light
Via Maroncelli 8
20154, Milan
Hugely popular restaurant-bar in the trendy
Garibaldi, the main draw is the chic décor and
elegant surrounds. The design is elegant and
colourful.
Nottingham Forest
Il Ricci Milano
Piazza della Repubblica 27
20124 Milan
+39 02 6694269
[email protected]
Ricci Milan is an elegant Lounge Bar in the
heart of Milan, sophisticated and minimalist chic,
welcomes guests in an ambience of refined
design. The Lounge Bar Ricci Milan offers a
refined selection of food & beverage, with a fine
selection of Champagne.
Viale Piave, 1 20129, Milan
This teeny little bar is at the forefront of Milan
mixology. At Nottingham Forest they push the art
of cocktail making to the edge. The tiny size of
the place means a wait may be likely, but it’ll be
worth it.
Plastic
Viale Umbria, 120
20135, Milan
+39 02 733 996
www.thisisplastic.com
Plastic is Milan's megaclub, and is quite popular
among the young tastemakers and trendsetters.
High energy and dance music fill the club's
expansive spaces every weekend, as do many
famous celebrities and well-known DJs & performers.
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Principe Bar
Principe di Savoia,
Piazza della Repubblica 17
Milan
The centrepiece of the room is a custom-made
banquette that dramatically ‘wraps around’ a
grand piano. The bar is a work of art in itself;
sculpted tinted crystal with a back-lit mirrored wall
to perfectly complement the light playing round
the room.
The Botanical Club
Via Pastrengo,
11, Milano, Italy
+39 02 3652 3846
www.thebotanicalclub.com
The Botanical Club has one of the largest selection
of gin in Milano. The Botanical Club menu is
structured largely around smaller, fresh starter size
dishes which encourage guests to share. Open
every day to create a unique experience where
the most contemporary food culture goes hand by
hand with the Spirits new wave.
Roialto
Exclusive Bar Restaurant. Its large size can be
used for private events.
Via Piero della Francesca 55
20154 Milan
+39 02 3493 6616
www.roialtogroup.it
Sayonara
Via Nievo, 1,
20100 Milan
Pricey, high-class piano bar from the 1930s, done
up with high quality furnishings. The service is as
fine as a top class geisha: each whisky has its
own soda, the barmen creates your cocktail at
your table and the fish-based menu is excellent
with a classy pianist to listen to whilst sipping your
cocktails.
The Hollywood
Corso Como 15,
20154, Milan
+39 02 65 98 996
www.discotecahollywood.it
The Jazz Café
Corso Sempione, 8,
20154 Milan
+39 02 3360 4039
Via Molino delle Armi, 25
20123 Milan
+39 02 5831 5720
Terrazza Martini
Piazza Armando Diaz 7
20122 Milan
Exquisite Shu Café Milano is a Lounge Club &
Disco Dinner. Shu Café is considered one of the
most beautiful Lounges in the world.
The Terrazza Martini has become a cult place
for design lovers all over the world and preferred
by the Milanese location for a cocktail with
breathtaking views of the Virgin Mary.
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In addition to finding a great variety of cocktails,
and groceries one here has the pleasure of being
able to choose from the best manufacturers of
whiskey, vodka, tequila, gin, rum, mezcal, etc.
Shu Club Milan
The Hollywood is a popular and well established
nightclub in Milan that has been around for
several decades. The club often hosts theme party
nights to keep things interesting and get people
feeling festive.
The Radetzky
Corso G. Garibaldi, 105
20124 Milan
+39 02 657 2645
The Radetzky Cafe is one of the historical places
in Milan. The kitchen is always ideal for aperitifs,
happy hour, lunch, breakfast, brunch and dinner in
Milan.
UGO Cocktail Bar
– Bistrot
Via Corsico, 12, 20144
Milano, Italy
+39 02 3981 1557
http://ugobar.it/
Great location close to Navigli, very good bar for
aperitivi, small portion of good complementary
dishes and good cocktails. Customer care is their
priority. Even the food quality is definitely above the
standards. The atmosphere is cool and friendly.
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café
10 Corso Como
Corso Como 10, Milan
+39 02 2901 3581
www.10corsocomo.com
Designed by American artist Kris Ruhs, this
courtyard café is part of Carla Sozzani’s
multifunctional arts complex, which includes
a hotel, shop and restaurant. A favourite with
fashion folk and celebrities, it occupies an old
working-class apartment building.
Bar Luce at
Fondazione Prada
Largo Isarco, 2, 20139
Milano, Italy
+39 02 5666 2611
www.fondazioneprada.org
Arabesque Café
Largo Augusto, 10, 20122
Milano, Italy
+39 02 7601 4825
http://www.larabesque.net/
larabesque-cafe.php
A unique and rare place where you can breathe
and enjoy the Milan once. The true flavors
of Milanese cuisine of the united tradition
atmosphere, the mood and design that the city of
Milan, made famous in the 50s and 60s. All in one
place: the arabesque café
The arabesque café is a new meeting point with
multiple souls: a fine restaurant, a literary cafe, a
design area, a lounge with a library corner where
you can buy a special selection of picture books.
Distance from Piazza del Duomo, Milano: 800 mtrs
Baglioni Caffé
Via Senato 5, Milan
+39 02 481 005 97
www.chocolatmilano.it
The best feature in this elegant café inside the
Hotel Baglioni is its private exit, which brings you
out by Armani on via della Spiga. The place is laid
out in drawing room style, and frequented by ladies
who lunch.
Designed by film director Wes Anderson, Bar Luce
recreates the atmosphere of a typical Milanese
cafè. Some architectural and decorative details
from the original structure have been preserved,
such as the arched ceiling, which recreates a
‘miniature’ version of the vaulted glass roof of the
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, one of Milan’s symbolic
buildings. Other key elements of the Galleria are
replicated inside, creating a sort of patterned
decoration for the top half of the bar.
Bastianello
Via Borgogna 5, Milan
+39 02 7631 7065
A traditional café that has you covered in the
morning (latte macchiato), afternoon (delicious
frozen yogurt), and evening (a great aperitivo
spread).
Biffi
Corso Magenta 87,
at Piazza Baracco, Milan
+39 02 4800 6702
[email protected]
One of Milan’s historic cafés, Biffi is set in the ritzy
Magenta/Vercelli neighbourhood. The counter is
cosy but never overcrowded, antd the tearoom
has a handful of tables for chatting and resting. It’s
particularly famed for its panettone, the Milanese
Christmas cake it has been producing since 1847.
Bar della Crocetta
Corso di Porta
Romana 67, Milan
+39 02 545 0228
The slogan on the awning at Bar della Crocetta is
‘dove il panino è arte’ (where the sandwich is art).
The menu lists over 100 panini variety. The place is
very easygoing.
Caffé Verdi
Via Guiseppe Verdi 6,
+39 02 863 880
This quietly dignified cafè may be on the touristy
side, but it remains a must for opera fans. Situated
across the road from LaScala, it’s a convenient
coffee-break spot for company members.
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Chocolat
Via Boccaccio, 9
+39 02 7600 9883
As the Italian answer to Juliette Binoche in the film
Chocolat, chocoholic Marina opened this tiny café
because chocolate is her ‘passion’, which evidently
makes it one of the best bakeries in Milan. There’s
a big focus on fresh home-made ice cream, from
an inviting counter resembling mini snowdrifts
variously flavoured with white chocolate, Kinder
eggs, and the bestselling fondente with chilli.
Gattullo
Piazzale di
Porta Lodovica, 2 Milan
+39 02 5831 0497
www.gattullo.it
Cova
Via Montenapoleone
8 Milan
+39 02 545 0228
www.pasticceriacova.com
The most celebrated of Milan’s bakeries, Cova is
the classic via Montenapoleone café and teatime
at Cova displays the local bourgeoisie
in all its glory.
Unchanged since opening in 1961, Gattullo is one
of Milan’s finest traditional spots - albeit with quirky
1960s frosted glass chandeliers and retro sculpted
wall-to-wall walnut panels. The L-shaped café is
half bar, half tea salon: here just five small sugarpink tables are lined up along the length of a glass
counter filled with hand-made chocolates, marrons
glacés, candied fruit and cream cakes.
Gucci Café
Galleria Vittorio
Emanuelle II, Milan
This terrace addition to the Gucci shop offers the
best people-perving in the middle of the Galleria,
with heating in the cooler months. The chocolates
to go with your espresso bear the house doubleGs, for brand-amnesiacs.
Cracco Coffee
Design
Triennale, Via Le
Alemagna 6 Milan
+39 02 875 441
The Triennale’s old café has been given a total
overhaul by architect Michele De Lucchi, to
become the latest feather in chef Cracco’s cap.
Watch the preparation of sandwiches, salads and
other light snacks take place behind the kitchen’s
glass wall.
Fioraio Bianchi
Caffé
Via Montebello 7, Milan
+39 02 2901 4390
As one of the most relaxed cafés in Milan, ‘Che
bello!’ and ‘Meraviglioso!’ are the usual reactions on
entering this florist-cum-café. Opened in winter
2004 on the site of Fioraio Bianchi, the original
flower shop remains with the café added, namely a
16th-century wooden bar and 18th-century tables
from Paris.
La Cupola Lobby
Lounge
Via Silvio Pellico 3 (Park
Hyatt), 20121 Milan
+39 02 88 211 234
[email protected]
Luini
Via Santa Radegonda
16 Milan
+39 02 8646 1917
www.luini.it
Marchesi
Via Santa Maria
alla Porta 11a, Milan
+39 02 875 441
La Cupola Lobby Lounge is located just two
minutes’ walk away from the Duomo Cathedral
and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, in the
luxury Park Hyatt Milan hotel. Its cosy and refined
atmosphere sets the mood for leisurely relaxation.
One of the few city-centre addresses to offer more
than the usual desultory tramezzini (sandwiches),
Luini is a tiny bakery on a side-street off piazza
del Duomo
Marchesi is the one of Milans favourite breakfast
stop. The elegant, mahogany-and-mirrors bar
also serves excellent cakes and does a roaring
trade on Sunday morning, when coiffed Milanese
matriarchs wait imperiously for trays of little paste
mignon.
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Panzerotti Luini
Via S Radegonda
16 Milan
+39 02 8646 1917
If you fancy an alternative to panini, nip behind
the Rinascente department store by the Duomo
to Panzerotti Luini. A Milan institution since 1940,
Luini is famed for its panzerotti, rounds of dough
stuffed with tomato and mozzarella, then folded
and fried. The filling ingredients may vary, but the
lunchtime queue out the door doesn’t: be prepared
to wait.
Trussardi Alla
Scala Café
Piazza della Scala 5, Milan
+39 02 7577 7771
www.trussardiallascala.com
Half of Trussardi is made up of a huge glass cube
jutting into via San Dalmazio, so you’re sure to be
‘seen’ here. This very upmarket café is popular with
the area’s young banking and fashion set. Salads
and Aberdeen Angus burgers grace the short
lunch menu.
Pasticceria
Castelnuovo
Via Dei Tulipani 18 |
Traversa di via
Lorenteggio, Milan
+39 02 4895 0168
The Pastry Castelnuovo enjoys a large and loyal
clientele, in an atmosphere of cordiality and
friendship that follows and supports this craft.
In addition to the production of all the classic
pastry, Catelnuovo also reassesses the old simple
recipes of family tradition. Among the many
include “Torta Henry” and “Fior di Pesco”.
Pasticceria Sant’
Ambroeus
Corso Matteotti 7, Milan
+39 02 7600 0540
www.santambroeus.org
The soberly elegant decor and the service that is
Milan at its most Parisian, establish the credentials
of this classic cake-shop and tearoom. Its 1930
design reconciles two contradictory Milanese
impulses, a sober work ethic and a taste for luxury.
Swiss corner
Piazza Cavour ang.
Via Palestro, Milan, Italy
+39 02 7639 0698
http://www.swisscornermilano.it/
Swiss Corner is the new meeting point for those
who search for excellence. A place where
one can find alternate cultural events and
entertainment, Swiss Corner combines exhibitions
and dining which are distinguished
by high quality and professionalism.
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shopping & design districts
Via Montenapoleone also known as The Fashion Quadrilateral is
Corso Giacomo Matteotti, Brands: Abercrombie & Fitch
an elegant and expensive street in Milan, famous for its ready-to-wear fashion
and jewelry shops. The most exclusive Italian shoemakers maintain boutiques
Piazza Meda, Brands: Hugo Boss, Calvin Klein
on this street. Brands: Giorgio Armani, Dolce & Gabbana, Gucci, Moschino,
Prada, Versace, Salvatore Ferragamo, Louis Vuitton, Valentino, Cartier and
Piazza San Babila, Brands: Bagatt, Boggi, Guess, Gusella, Nadine,
many more. www.viamontenapoleone.org
North Sails, Sisley, etc.
Via della Spiga is one of Milan’s most prestigious and upscale
Via Pisoni, Brands: Armani Casa, Armani Privè, Poltrona Frau
shopping streets, forming the north-east boundary of the luxurious Fashion
Quadrilateral. Brands: D&G, Krizia, Gianfranco Ferré, Bottega Veneta, Tod’s,
Via San Pietro all’Orto, Brands: Jimmy Choo, Bagutta
Prada, Bulgari, Chopard and many more.
Via Santo Spirito, Brands: Borbonese, Balenciaga
Via Sant’Andrea also a luxury shopping street in Milan which forms
a part of the Fashion Quadrilateral. Brands: Chanel, Fendi, Armani,
Via Verri, Brands: Alexander McQueen, Burberry, Canali, Etro Profumi,
Moschino, Kenzo, Hermés, Prada, Trussardi, Miu Miu and many more.
Gucci, Jil Sander, Nautica, Oxford, Zegna, etc.
Via Manzoni, the approximate north-western boundary of The Fashion
Via Santo Spirito is a very picturesque side street of Via
Quadrilateral is another extremely popular fashion street of Milan.
Montenapoleone and Via Della Spiga. Brands: Stella McCartney, Mauro
Brands: Antonini, Spazio Armani at no. 31, Artemide, Coccinelle, Grimoldi,
Grifoni, Balenciaga and many more
Mila Schön, Paul Smith and Scappino.
Corso Vittorio Emanuele has sophisticated label shops and it is
Corso Venezia is another exclusive and elegant avenue. It also boasts
one of the longest streets in Europe. Brands: Max Mara, Moreschi, Bruno
a great collection of Renaissance, Baroque, Rococo and Neo-classical
Magli and Pollini, H&M, Zara, Furla
palaces, parks and gardens. Brands: Armani, Burberry, Dolce & Gabbana,
Eataly Milano is a great supermarket / café / restaurant that sells food,
Diesel, Miu Miu, Prada, etc.
drinks and also books with a noble declaration of ‘we understand that the
Piazza San Babila, Brands: Bagatt, Boggi, Guess, Gusella, Nadine,
conviviality around a laid table helps generate moments of true happiness’.
North Sails, Sisley, Valextra
@Piazza Cinque Giornate 1/A, Milan +39 02 9287 0066
www.eataly.it
Via Borgospesso, Brands: Altomani & Sons, Cyrus Company,
Galleria Silva, Laura Biagiotti, Versace Homme
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Galleria Vittorio Emanuele is a four-story arcade that includes
10CorsoComo, founded in 1990 by gallerist and publisher Carla
elegant shops selling most things from haute couture and jewelry to books
Sozzani is dedicated to art, fashion and design.
and paintings, as well as restaurants, cafés and bars. The Galleria is famous
@Corso Como 10
for being home to some of the oldest shops and restaurants in Milan. The
www.10corsocomo.com
Galleria is the site for many luxury goods shops, including Prada, Massimo
Dutti, Gucci and Louis Vuitton Piazza del Duomo.
Atelier Forte
@Via Arcangelo Corelli 34
+39 02 7252 4301
www.atelierforte.com
The Peck Shop covers 3,300 square meters over three floors and can
satisfy even the most demanding needs. The Bar is the newest addition and
refreshments are available throughout the day.
@ Peck S.p.A, Via Spadari, 9, Milan, +39 02 802 3161
Affordable Shopping
Corso Buenos Aires
La Rinascente is an upscale department store in the area
Corso Buenos Aires is a major street in north-eastern Milan. With over
350 shops and outlets, it qualifies as the most important shopping street
of clothing, household and beauty products.
of the city; it also features the highest concentration of clothings stores
@ Piazza Duomo, +39 02 8 8521
in Europe.
www.rinascente.it
Corso di Porta Ticinese is one of the more alternative shopping
Spazio Rossana Orlandi opened in 2002 in a former tie factory in
streets in Milan, the Ticinese is an area suited for shopping for a younger
the Magenta Neighbour. The spaces wind around a green courtyard divided
crowd, style is sportier.
between 2-floors, where you can find contemporary and vintage furniture and
Brands: Custo-Barcellona, Diesel, Miss Sixteen, Gas, Fornarina stand
the gallery, a space dedicated to limited editions and unique pieces.
Levis, Diesel, Gas, Energie and Carhartt
@Via Matteo Bandello 14/16, 20123 , +39 02 467 4471
Fiera di Senigallia holds Saturday Flea Markets
www.rossanaorlandi.com
Spazio Excelsior is Milan’s latest luxury establishment; a seven-floor
Papiniano is a popular Flea market that starts at piazzale Cantore and
concept store by Italian retailer Gruppo Coin and French starchitect Jean
runs as far as Sant’Agostino metro station. The mix of goods includes plants,
Nouvel.
shoes, homewares and linens, with the odd food stall thrown in.
@Galleria del Corso 4
@Viale Papiniano, West, Milan
www.excelsiormilano.com
Via Torino is one of Milan’s shopping streets with a plethora of shops
geared mainly to the young set. Merchandise availabale here ranges from
the inexpensive to the medium-to-high priced.
Recommended
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glossary of useful terms
design districts
Good morning Buon giorno
Good afternoon Buon pomeriggio
Good evening Buona sera
Good night Buona notte
Hello Salve
Hello (informal) Ciao
Goodbye Arrivederci
Goodbye (informal) Ciao
Brera District is one of the most popular Milanese neighbourhoods
for what concerns night life. The narrow streets around the Brera Academy
and the Corriere della Sera headquarters have several interesting boutiques
of ladies apparel, curiosity shops, bric-à-brac and, in these last few years,
antique shops. www.breradesigndistrict.it
Excuse me Mi scusi
Thank you Grazie
Please Per favore
I’m Sorry Mi dispiace
You are welcome Prego
Also, one can try The Brera Gallery at Pinacoteca di Brera,
Via Brera, 28, 20121 Milano Tel. 02 722 63264-229
http://www.brera.beniculturali.it/
Tortona District, an area between Naviglio Grande, Via Solari and Via
Tortona is definitely one of Milan’s most fashionable and outlandish districts.
Years ago, abandoned industrial buildings were converted into workshops,
Yes Si
No No
studios, schools and showrooms.
The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci is by far one of
the most important works of art of all time, both for its innovative and for the
Sir Signore
Madame Signora
Miss Signorina
impact it had on artists of all ages, from contemporary to Warhol. Santa Maria
delle Grazie church at Piazzo del Duomo, 20121 Milan, Italy contains the
mural of The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci
The Royal Palace of Milan (Italian: Palazzo Reale di Milano) at
How are you? I am well What is your name (formal) My Name is ... Pleased to meet you Come sta?
Sto bene
Come si chiama
Mi Chiamo …
Piacere
Do you speak English? I do not speak Italian
I’m from India Do you understand
I understand I don’t understand Please write it down I don’t know That’s fine Parla inglese?
non parlo italiano
Sono di India
Capisci?
Capisco
Non capisco
Lo scriva, per favore
Non lo so
Va bene
Piazza Del Duomo,12 – 20122 Milan was the seat of government of the Italian
city of Milan for many centuries, but today is an important cultural centre,
home to expositions and exhibitions.
The Museum of Twentieth Century (Museo del Novecento in
Italian) is located in the Arengario palace near Duomo square in the centre
of Milan.This museum is one of the most important art galleries about Italian
and international Twentieth Century’s art in Italy: of particular relevance are
the sections dedicated to Futurism, Spatialism and Arte povera.
Recommended
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glossary of useful terms
important contacts
Where is the restroom? Dove il bagno
I want a coffee / Tea
Voglio un caffe / un te’
I want...Voglio...
I do not want Non voglio
Excuse me (to pass) Permesso
Where are you from?
Di Dov’è
Where is it? Dov’è?
Consulate General of India in Milan, Italy
Piazza Paolo Ferrari 8
20121 Milan, Italy
Tel: (0039) 02 80 57 691/ 02 86 53 37
Fax: (0039) 02 72 00 2226/ 02 86 45 1458
Email: [email protected]
Danger! Pericolo!
Stop!Alt!
Open / Closed Aperto / Chiuso
Pull / Push Tirare / Spingere
Entrance / Exit Ingresso / Uscita
Cold / Hot Freddo / Caldo
ReservedReservato
www.cgimilan.in
Italian embassy in India
50 E Chandragupta Marg,
Chanakyapuri, New Delhi - 110 021
Tel +91 - 11 - 26114355
Where is the tourist information office? Dov’è l’ente locale per il tourismo?
At what time does the train leave?
A che ora parte il treno?
Where is the bus stop? Dov’è la fermata dell’autobus?
Which bus do I have to take to go to ? Quale autobus devo prendere per andare a ?
Taxi! Are you free? Taxi! È libero?
Could you please call me a taxi?
Per favore, mi chiami un taxi?
What is the fare, please? La tariffa, per favore?
Please take me to this address.
Mi porti a questo indirizzo, per favore.
Emergencyemergenza
I need an ambulance
Ho bisogno di un’ambulanza
I need a doctor
Ho bisogno di un medico
I need the police
Ho bisogno della polizia
Very sickmolto ammalato
I am lost
Mi sono perduto
I am looking for... Sto cercando...
I need help
Ho bisogno d’aiuto.
I want to go to… Voglio andare…
How much does it cost? Quanto costa?
Fax +91 - 11 - 26873889
E-mail [email protected]
www.ambnewdelhi.esteri.it
Emergency Contact Numbers
Emergency Service - Medical (Pronto Soccorso) 118
Military Police (Carabineri) 112
Local Police 113
Fire 115
Emergency Doctors (Medici Volanti) 7733
Lost Property Office +39 02 8845 3900
English Speaking Tourist Police +39 02 863701
24-Hour Pharmacies in Milan
Pharmacy Hotline 8008 0115
I am a vegetarian Sono vegetariano
I do not want meat or fish Non voglio carne o pesce
No meatNiente carne
Farmacia Stazione Centrale
Galleria delle Partenze, 20124
+39 02 669 0935
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important contacts
Farmacia Carlo Erba
Piazza Duomo 21, 20121
+39 02 8646 4832
Farmacia Carlo Erba
Corso Buenos Aires, 4
+39 02 2951 3320
Farmacia Corvetto
Via Stradivari, 1
+39 02 2952 6966
Farmacia Corvetto
Viale Ranzoni, 2
+39 02 4800 4681
Farmacia Pozzi
Centro Commerciale Bonola
Via Quarenghi 23
+39 02 3340 0656
Radio Taxi
+39 02 8585
+39 02 4040
+39 02 6969
+39 02 4000
Disclaimer:
We (FCML) have taken all reasonable measures to ensure that material contained in this booklet is correct to the best of our knowledge and resources.
However, we give no warranty and accept no responsibility for the accuracy or
the completeness of the material; no reliance should be made by any user on
the material. FCML will not be held liable for any improper or incorrect use of
the information described and/or contained herein and assumes no responsibility for anyone’s use of the information. In no event shall FCML be liable for
any direct, indirect, incidental, special, exemplary, or consequential damages
however caused.
+39 02 5353 We apologize incase any information is not upto your expectations and
appreciate your feedback and suggestions to make future editions of the
‘FCML & Salone Del Mobile Promotions Book’ better.
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Take the M1 Red Underground line to Rho Fiera station (last stop).
If you are coming from outside Milan with M2 Green Line, change at Cadorna-Triennale
and Loreto for Rho Fiera.
If you are coming from outside Milan with M3 Yellow Line, change at Duomo for Rho Fiera.
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