Dr Cristian Scotti and two employees proudly showing the monograph about the store's history.
Delicacies on display in the old confectionery store/chocolatier's shop-window.
The historic bar's two floors, steeped in their pink atmosphere.
Ms Paola Mitarotonda at the entrance of her little-big temple of music.
Mr Anthony Monticolombi, about to start dishing out his historic kiosk's delicacies.
Mr Matteo Mutinelli surrounded by his hats' army.
Dr Feltri and a couple of apothecaries 2.0 in front of the old pharmacy's precious shop-window.
Rigorous Mr Antonio Grecchi at the entrance of his confectionery store.
True 'resistor' Mrs Ada Comoretto on the doorstep of her electrical supplies store.
Mr Francesco Pettinaroli travels the world in front of his historic typography and bookbinding laboratory.
Mr Ivano Piccolo welcomes us to his jewellery and watches store.
Mr Luigi Ragno, owner of Milan's oldest clothing store, must prepare to move. He knows when, but not where to.
Mr Massimo Canziani next to his shirt-maker store's entrance.
A warm welcome in the spirit of an old-fashioned workshop.
Two floors of mouth-watering food for Milan's most renowned deli.
Mr Giacomo, father of defiant Mr Giorgio Lodetti, in front of the shop-window of Italy's oldest bookstore.
Mr Roberto Mejana surrounded by his new collection of bags.
Mr Marcello Comini stands in front of the shop-window of his artistic prints store.
Mr Luca Noli, son of owner Leonardo, in front of the entrance to his tobacconist store.
Silver jewellery and gift items showcased in the store's window display.
Mr Ettore Gallarello invites us inside the trattoria he has been managing for thirty years.
Ms Eleonora Fornaro stands under the '60s shop sign of her homeware store.
Mr Fonti at the entrance of the store he contributed to save from abandonment.
Mr Giovanni Sarais shows his son Luca the direction their winery should take.
Some 'next generation' patrons sitting outside the bar.
Ms Katia Pedrini and her father Marco at the entrance of their haberdashery store.
Leather goods and 'slow-smoking' wares on show in the artisan shop's display window.
The coat of arms printed on the historic confectionery store's awnings.
Chef Massimiliano, son of owner Pino Masuelli, takes a break in front of the camera.
The fine shop sign of this glazier and framer's store, now managed by the owners' fourth generation.