I took a chance and headed to the Brera design district area, hoping it would yield some interesting local shops. Shopping Milan for Affordable Independent Fashion: Brera Design District Finally, I hit a busy outdoor flea and food market for cheap finds and to get a hit of local culture. When visiting the Cathedral, I popped into Milan’s (and the world’s) oldest shopping gallerie for a walk-through. Next, I explored a popular gourmet grocery store for regional Milanese food souvenirs. I divided my picks into three areas– first, the independent fashions I found along a few side streets in central Milan. Luckily, I picked right and even in a short visit found fantastic shops and Milanese souvenirs. I had to make some executive decisions and pick a few areas to focus on, and hope for the best. Since my visit to Milan would be brief, I wouldn’t have time to explore every nook and cranny of the city for the absolute “best of” shops.
Nearly all the articles out there cover the high-end fashion shops, so I would have to do my research on foot. I knew uncovering Milan’s unique, affordable local shops would be tricky. We used Milan as a base for daytrips in the area, taking the train out of Central Station.
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