While most of Milan's touristy streets have their appeal embedded in shopping and fashion, this one has a extra ethnic touch. The length of this road courses through Milan's Chinatown. All the establishments here - boutiques, hair salons, restaurants - reflect that. It's a really charming street too, entirely pedestrianised, and cobblestoned. IT's full of artisans such as leather-workers,  iron workers, glasscutters and carpenters. The shopping here is really crowded, thanks to the high quality stuff being sold at seriously reasonable prices. The best part is probably the food - noodles, dumplings, street food, bubble tea - which is usually authentic ethnic Chinese cuisine.

• Trams 12 and 14 stop
• Buses 43 and 57 stop Via Canonica Via Sarpi

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