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Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery wheelchair accessible tours, even today, Milanese likes to call it "The living room of Milan", because once it really was.

As the center of Milanese bourgeois life among elegant boutiques, restaurants and cafes.

And still today it is a must-see stop for those who arrive in the city and a place of the heart for those who live in the city.

Let's talk about the Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery wheelchair accessible tours in Milan.

A splendid XIX century complex that dominates Piazza Duomo and ideally frames it.

From the left side observing the Cathedral, opposite the Palazzo dell'Arengario and the Museum of the '900 beyond the large square.

To welcome those who want to visit the Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery in Milan is the large arch that invites you to enter.

Inside, historic premises, boutiques, restaurants, but also decorations and small and large treasures, which lead straight to the other square symbol of the Milanese center: The Scala Theatre.

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Touring Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery

Today some of these historic places still live, even if walking in Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery the shops alternate in a greater mix of genres.

But a rule remains strict and brings to elegance.

All the premises inside the Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery, in fact, must have the signs written in gold on a black background.

Have a coffee or an Camparino aperitif.

It is one of the historical places in Milan.

It was frequented by Giuseppe Verdi, Arturo Toscanini and other famous people from past eras.

A symbol and a meeting point of the city, and still retains its charm today.

Those who visit the Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery wheelchair accessible tours in Milan the bull's balls, and turn their heels on them, are a tradition from which you cannot escape.

Where does it originate from?

The ancient Milanese tradition saw it as a superstitious gesture.

Crawl your foot on the emblem placed on the floor, to the left of the octagon.

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