I needed somewhere to print my ticket to see DaVinci's Last Supper and this place opened at 9 and…read moreonly charged me €.50 to print two pages instead of also charging me an hour for internet :) you can print in black and white and make copies, as well as use the internet. The only place I found around Milan as several others had closed down.

Gorgeous shop filled with antique maps, gloves, prints, cards, and an assortment of leather goods…read morelike bound journals and wallets. Staff are super kind, even to a tourist like me. Bought a couple of lovely prints and a litany of cardholders and wallets as gifts. One of my favorite parts of my trip to Milan.

This place is amazing. I don't know whether or not they are over priced, based on a previous…read morereview, but they do have a wide range of antiques: maps, globes, compasses, and feather pens. The shop was established in 1881 and Francesco, who was very kind and helpful to us, is the 4th generation owner -- a very long ancestry is rooted in this establishment. The service was impeccable and Francesco was very informative and knowledgeable about the history of all the products. Most of the souvenir items such as pens and journals are located on the ground floor, but the basement has the most interesting items: authentic antique paintings, globes and maps. I would definitely recommend stopping by the shop when you're visiting Milan.

I was on vacation in Milan and decided to ship some items to myself to save on luggage fees. I…read morespeak very little Italian, but Eleonora spoke amazing English and was able to help me with the shipping process. She guided me through the forms that were in Italian and even offered to let me email her a picture of my passport later on that day because I forgot it at the hotel. Eleonora emailed me confirmation she received my pas sport picture and let me know I would receive my shipping confirmation by the end of the day. Eleonora was incredibly helpful for this confused tourist. I highly recommended going to the Mail Boxes Etc on via della Moscova in Milan, Italy!

Don't try to go there to print from a USB drive. Surly staff and an old Dell self service P.C. that…read moreis not compatible with any USB stick that has seen a Mac.