Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Vittorio Emanuele II gallery contains all the charm of classic and modern Milan together at the same time. In this photo you can see all its splendor at the first light of day.

Milan | There is a legend on the promenade of Emmanuel II, do you know? The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, built by the Italian architect Giuseppe Mengoni in 1865, is now the shopping centre of Milan. Named after the Italian king Vittorio Emanuele II, it was made of cast iron with glass as the dome of the cloister. However, the irony is that on December 30, 1877, the architect died in the cloister of his own cloister (there was a rumor that he was suicide for being criticized for his poor construction), and even more bizarre, the king was also 10 days later. Passed away one after another. The beautiful arcades of the promenade are very magnificent. Remember to look for the coat of arms of different Italian cities under the cloister, including Milano, Como, Firenze and Roma. Remember to find this Torino Bull, and it is said that you will get good luck on its eggs! This is a must for every visitor! ! ! Haha~

If you want to feel the classics of the bones and the fashion of Milan, then go to the promenade of Emanuele II. It is not important whether you are picking up your hands. It is important that you dont need to speak through words. among them. Close to the main church of Dumo, the other end is the Scala Theatre, so the flow of people and fame can be described as a big explosion, a bunch of luxury goods inside... hurriedly passed... The name of the gallery comes from the first king after the reunification of Italy. It is located in the prominent position on the north side of the Piazza Duomo in Milan and connects to Scala Square. The northern exit of the arcade is directly accessible, to the Da Vinci Square and La Scala Opera House, and to the south exit to Milan Cathedral. Of course, the most eye-catching is that there are many top luxury fashion shops on both sides of the glass dome arcade. There are also many cafes, restaurants, bookstores and burger shops. I am afraid that no one will not be surprised when they are under the covers. The top corridors converge in the central octagonal space, where art and fashion blend together, standing here looking down at the bull mosaics, which are said to be good for luck (Figure 6). The light is projected on this round glass roof, reflecting the relief on the wall and the painted bricks on the ground. The light and the shadows are combined, the extra attention is noticeable, the height is high enough, and the golden light shines. Give a feeling of grandeur. The heel of the right foot is stepping on the genital part of the bull, and turning three times in a clockwise direction, you can make a wish and bless your heart. It is impossible to avoid it.

The Emanuele II Promenade is located on the north side of the square of Milan's iconic Milan Cathedral and connects to Scala Square. A huge Arc de Triomphe attracts visitors who come and go to the promenade to find out. Promenade structure The Emanuele II Promenade is a covered arcade street, named after the first king of Italy, Emmanuel II, which is considered to be the most beautiful commercial arcade in Europe. One. The arcades are built in the classical Galleria of Paris. The two crossed corridors are cross-shaped with a glass dome above.