Italy is home to some of the most renowned luxury fashion houses in the world, and it’s clear to see why Italy has become the pinnacle of the fashion world. From Valentino to Versace and Armani to Moschino, Italy is the place to be to immerse yourself in fantastic luxury shopping. From exclusive shops in Milan to elegant boutiques in Rome, let’s explore the must-visit destinations for your next shopping tour of Italy.

A new look for every city: exploring Rome, Milan and Florence

Shopping tour in Italy can be as diverse as the styles on offer by the top fashion brands. You can easily combine a luxury shopping trip in Italy with a rich cultural experience as many of the main shopping venues are surrounded by the most wonderful architecture and monuments. Take the opportunity to mix art, fashion and history all in one on decadent getaway.

Quadrilatero della Moda, Milano

One of the world's most famed luxury shopping districts, here you will find boutiques and shops of the major fashion houses as well as artisan creations and cult streetwear. A Milan shopping tour would be incomplete without a stroll through these beautiful and culturally rich streets.

Via Condotti, Roma

Beginning at the foot of the Spanish steps, the Via Condotti is home to the largest collection of Rome-based luxury fashion brands such as Gucci, Valentino, Bulgari and many more. If you love a bit of Italian glamour and style, then make this top of your list when on your Rome shopping tour.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Milano

Often nicknamed ‘Milan’s drawing room’, this nineteenth century shopping arcade is home to many luxurious and upscale brands including Louis Vuitton and Prada and is the quintessence of luxury shopping in Italy. Once you are all shopped out, you can make a stop at one of the many eateries inside for a true Milanese shopping extravaganza.

Via Montenapoleone, Milano

This street, located within the Quadrilatero della Moda, is the place to be for any budding fashionista. Here, you can find the most elegant and unique stores, including extravagantly expensive jewellery shops and prêt-à-porter fashion outlets, so it’s the ideal location for a varying array of budgets.

Via del Corso, Roma

A perfect place to begin a Rome fashion tour, Via del Corso caters for all manner of fashion tastes, whether you want true Italian elegance or something a bit off the wall Starting at Piazza del Popolo and ending at Piazza Venezia, this is a bustling street where you will find custom boutiques and high-street brands.

Via Tornabuoni, Firenze

The epitome of Florentine decadence, luxury shopping in Italy doesn’t get better than this. Connecting Piazza Antinori to the Ponte Santa Trinita, this contemporary yet traditional street exudes prestige and is popular with both locals and tourists alike who love to indulge in a chic purchase...or two!

La Rinascente, Milano

A high - end department store divided over nine floors close to the Piazza Duomo, La Rinascente makes for a very pleasant shopping trip where the ardent lover of fashion can pick up all the latest fashion trends, beauty products, and homeware. Go up to the seventh floor for refreshments and admire the views of the Duomo's spires.

Rinascente Tritone, Roma

If you didn’t make it to the Milan store, then worry not as Rome has its very own Rinascente shopping centre, where you can enjoy just as decadent a retail experience. Here you can enjoy top brands, cosmetics, and delicious food and drink on the roof top bar. A must stop for your next shopping trip in Rome.

Corso Como 10, Milano

This fascinating ensemble started out as a bookstore and gallery and has since then morphed into a multi-faceted space that offers art, fashion, food and culture all in one. A fashion tour in Milan would not be complete without a peak in this innovative place, complete with chic gardens and terraces where you can take in the atmosphere and enjoy some delicious cuisine in one of the restaurants while you admire your purchases.

The Mall, Firenze

If you love big designer brands and love to pick them up at discounted prices, then this outlet on the outskirts of Florence is the place for you. Every fashion enthusiast knows that it can be an expensive hobby, so this outlet mall is a great place to find some phenomenal bargains on top fashion brands, jewellery  and accessories. With over 30 stores including brands such as Prada, Gucci and Burberry, there is something for everyone.

Once back at Fiumicino Airport, you will also have the opportunity to explore many luxury brands at the Tax Free Mall with over 50 outlet stores to choose from. Anyone dedicated to la bella figura, shopping in Italy is the ultimate experience, whether you love big brands or custom couture, take home some Italian style next time you visit. 

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