From the owner: Carpe Diem Milano, il negozio in Porta Venezia che da 25 anni si distingue per l'estrema…read morericercatezza e selezione di articoli da regalo, oggetti di design, progetti all'avanguardia, accessori alla moda e articoli vintage.

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 took the train into Milan specifically to go to this bookstore. I wanted to hold a real book…read moreinstead of attempting to read on my phone and being constantly distracted by messages and nonsense. American Bookstore wasn't an Amazon-styled warehouse of books. They had no catalog. You just look at the shelves and pick something out. And they have an immense selection to peruse and ponder. There were a lot of classics and plenty of new titles. They even had a large selection of rare books with a staff dedicated to restorations. It felt right out of The Nineth Gate. I spent an hour pulling volumes and pondering before I made my selection. It was one of the best hours I've spent in days but will be penultimate to when I open the book later on.

Unique bookstore that sells American books and historical pictures and maps. Books upstairs but the…read moremaps and pictures are all in the basement area. Just a cool stop in Milan that's unique and the owner is very helpful and engaging, especially with the maps and artwork.

This was a unique venue that sits nestled in a courtyard surrounded by fashion retail and an…read moreartistic venue. The ambiance exuded a modern feel and a mix of tradition which was evident on their menu as well. I ate inside the courtyard dining room and felt like it was outdoors. Very nice ambiance. The food was delicious. The Ossobucco was very tender and flavorful and paired with the saffron risotto...just pure glory. The Paccheri Monograno pasta was solid as well. The tomato sauce, basil and bufala cream was delicious and a perfect contrast to the heavier Ossobucco dish. They have a wide variety and wines as well as spirits/cocktails to go with your meal so do indulge in the amazing venue and tasty dishes. The staff as very attentive and helpful as well so I definitely plan to visit again some day :)

Sexy and stylish and very tasteful and unique meals in open and airy dining area…read more Pluses 1. Pretty patio with plants 2. Cocktails are amazing: Gin Mule and Kill Bill and their Feeling - Passion fruit mango egg white drink was out of this world!! 3. Cheese plate 4. Branzino 5. Lamb rump 6. Chocolate tarte Areas to improve 1. Certain areas are a little loud with the music Good service. Highly recommended for memorable meal!

This maze of home decor items is a must visit for those looking for anything for the house, gifts,…read morehousewarmings: candles, home fragrances, dishes, cookware, tablecloths, baking accessories, coffeemakers, bath towels and decor, shelves, drawers, photo frames, bedding, some design furniture, lamps, pet stuff, etc. They close early on weekdays and are super crowded on weekends so I guess that's the only thing stopping me from buying there everyday! (that and the high prices of some of their stuff - especially furniture and lamps) It develops in 3 floors, the underground one being the largest with corridors and steps (watch out!) bringing you from room to room. Among the brands they have for home decor: Seletti, Joseph & Joseph, Le Creuset, KitchenAid and many, many more.

A fabulous Home store in Milan - a must visit for anyone looking for home decor, perfumes, kitchen,…read morepets, stationary, bedding gifts or to simply outfit their home! As a tourist in Milan my friends and I were looking for a place to explore fabulous, well curated home items. Cargo & High Tech blew us away. It's easy to get lost in the store as it's spread across several buildings over two floors - which makes it fun to explore and discover all the great product. Plan on spending a good hour or so here when you visit - you won't be disappointed!