Question 1

What shops are in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II?

Accepted Answer

Haute couture commands the spotlight in the Galleria. The famed glass cupola covers high-end boutiques of most of the illustrious designers in the world, like Versace, Prada, Louis Vuitton, Tod’s Armani, Borsalino, and many more.

Question 2

When was Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II built?

Accepted Answer

The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II was built 150 years ago during the reign of the first sovereign of Italy. Construction started in 1865 and was wrapped up within 2 years in 1867 when it was opened to the public.

Question 3

What is the nearest airport to Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II?

Accepted Answer

The Milan Linate Airport is the closest aerodrome to the Galleria. The distance is almost 8km and it can be easily covered in 24 minutes. The Line 73 bus, the Line 27 tram or hired cabs are readily available, providing a comfortable commute.

Question 4

What are the tourist attractions near the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II?

Accepted Answer

1. Cathedral Duomo: The majestic cathedral Duomo di Milano is situated next to the Galleria. The pink-hued façade of this Gothic structure is lined by spiked pinnacles on the roof. The golden Madonnina, the emblem of Milan, sits atop the spire of the church. 2. Teatro Alla Scala: The Teatro Alla Scala, the grand opera house of Milan is also located adjacent to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.

Question 5

What are the places to eat near the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II?

Accepted Answer

1. The Bar Grossi is an Italian café for breakfasts and brunches and is located within 2 minutes’ walking distance from the Galleria. You can catch a quick coffee after you shop to your heart’s content in the luxury shopping destination.2. If all the shopping and sightseeing whets up a huge appetite, you can head to Ristorante Galleria, 0.2 km from the arcade. The restaurant serves delectable Italian, Mediterranean, and European cuisine to satisfy your palette. It is accessible to wheelchairs and highchairs are also available on request.

Question 6

What do the mosaics represent?

Accepted Answer

The mosaics in the Galleria depict the cities of Milan. The wolf stands for Rome, the lily represents Florence, a white flag with a crimson cross symbolizes Milan, and a bull indicates Turin.