Via Paolo Sarpi
Via Paolo Sarpi
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Neighbourhood: Zone 8
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- Moscova • 9 min walk
- Garibaldi • 10 min walk
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3.5
253 reviews
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Isabella P
Washington DC, DC47 contributions
Oct 2016 • Solo
This is the main street of Milano's Chinatown. Its a semi-pedestrian street with many stores to buy trinkets and such. Good dumplings and a pretty walk.
Written 29 October 2016
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Baxtervsfood
Ibiza, Spain41 contributions
Jan 2018
Something for All tastes, as this super long street serves a mixture of Chinese and Italian treats. Best night Sundays
Written 22 January 2018
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AntonellaMu69
Milan, Italy88 contributions
Mar 2017 • Friends
A pedestrian Street, full of chinese venues and some italian bar (Cantine Isola is a very good wine bar)
A good place for a stroll, after sunset people floods in for "aperitivi" o for a fine dinner.
A lot of "takeaway" food is served also.
A good place for a stroll, after sunset people floods in for "aperitivi" o for a fine dinner.
A lot of "takeaway" food is served also.
Written 12 April 2017
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Fabio L
Milan, Italy18 contributions
Aug 2015 • Friends
Quite literally a Chinatown within Milan, most of the shops or the people you will meet here is Chinese (or at least has chinese origins, the so-called "second generation"), the place is filled with cheap small shops and restaurants.
The whole road is covered with a lot of green spots and is very pretty to see while strolling.
The whole road is covered with a lot of green spots and is very pretty to see while strolling.
Written 4 August 2015
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edwardvos
Milan, Italy3,250 contributions
Dec 2016
Via Paolo Sarpi is the axis of the Milanese Chinatown showing a corner of China maintained and clean in Milan. The shops are all Chinese and the walk is assured by limited road circulation to residents. Many are the places to find Chinese and Asian specialties; Restaurants offer a great selection of traditional Chinese menu: from canonese to Sichuan. Could not resist! The highly recommend!
Written 19 December 2016
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Alessandra C
Milan, Italy857 contributions
Jan 2016 • Couples
Finally pedestrian, you can walk along the street smelling chinese food, earing chinese spoken by people around and entering in small shops where you can buy local food (like chinese pak-choi cabbage) and fashion stuff, some cute, some just the copy of the copy.
It is nice indeed to have a walk here and stop at some restaurant to get some chinese dim sum or a soup, or just a bowl of noodles and then continue shopping.
There are also some very old italian shops still resisting, but mainly this is Milan chinese area with very nice spots (buildings are beautiful) and some asking a strong renewal (like very small streets close to the main road).
Really cute at sunset.
It is nice indeed to have a walk here and stop at some restaurant to get some chinese dim sum or a soup, or just a bowl of noodles and then continue shopping.
There are also some very old italian shops still resisting, but mainly this is Milan chinese area with very nice spots (buildings are beautiful) and some asking a strong renewal (like very small streets close to the main road).
Really cute at sunset.
Written 28 March 2016
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Magellano81
Tortona, Italy40,338 contributions
Nov 2015
One of the most famous streets of Milan, not for fashion or art, but Via Paolo Sarpi in recent years it has become a sort of ghetto street, a so called ''Chinatown'' where all stores along it in the area belong to Chinese owners, now become something like ethnic minority of Milan. The street itself is not very interesting and the numerous Chinese shops there is nothing interesting to see, perhaps it seem to be in Beijing than in Milan.
Written 8 December 2015
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Noel G
Heywood, UK160 contributions
Jan 2014 • Couples
We were told by another traveller tat there were some quaint shops and attractions here. Ok there were Chines lanterns as street lights but little else, except small tacky shops which were expensive for what they sold. Don't waste your time
Written 20 January 2014
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CEC939
Sydney, Australia265 contributions
Sept 2013 • Couples
Another that doesn't live up to it's hype.Cheap rubbishy shops.Really not worth going there are plenty of other things to do in Milan.
Written 11 September 2013
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Susan S
24 contributions
Aug 2024 • Family
The square is lovely. Duomo amazing.
People not very friendly. The park behind the Castle is horrible. No flowers grass all dead. Duck pond filthy. People sleeping on park benches. Graffiti everywhere. Felt unsafe. Basically stick to the square. It’s a one and done for us.
People not very friendly. The park behind the Castle is horrible. No flowers grass all dead. Duck pond filthy. People sleeping on park benches. Graffiti everywhere. Felt unsafe. Basically stick to the square. It’s a one and done for us.
Written 3 September 2024
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Hi, are the shops and the restautants open at 23:00 percent on Saturdays?
Written 9 March 2019
Acquistare un appartamento in questa via, è consigliato??
Written 21 March 2018
annaurora2002
Cinisello Balsamo, Italy
Dove posso acquistare bigiotteria buona senza partita iva per mercatini
Written 10 February 2018
Se vuoi bigiotteria buona, puoi scrivermi in privato! Ne ho di bellissima senza problemi!
Written 21 June 2018
Ciao, vorrei sapere dove è "il palazzo dove gli Alemagna avevano i loro forni" in zona Paolo Sarpi. Grazie ciao
Written 25 May 2017
Mi scuso per il ritardo nel rispondere ma ho visto che hai già ottenuto altre risposte soddisfacenti. Cmq, generalmente trovi la maggior parte dei negozi aperti sempre ....tutti i giorni!
Written 19 April 2017
Il capodanno cinese inizia il 28.01.17 - sapete se la sfilata sarà il 28 o il 29?
Abbiamo chiamato IL COMUNE e i VIGILI, e loro non sanno niente... .... sono senza parole...
grazie mille
Written 23 January 2017
Ребята, подскажите пожалуйста , где в Милане купить чай пуэр?
Written 8 January 2017
Salve al lunedì mattina sono aperti i negozi?
Written 15 February 2016
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