The 10 Best Record Stores in Milan (2026 Guide)

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The 10 best record stores in Milan

From the Navigli diggers to Isola gems — the independent record shops that make Milan a vinyl city, ranked by the collectors who shop them.

10 stores · 4.6 avg · 100% independent

Milan's record scene spans the Navigli canals, Ticinese and Isola — deep secondhand crates and sharp specialist shops across electronic, rock, jazz and soul. Ten shops worth planning a day around.

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Where to dig — the 10 stores

The Navigli and Ticinese have the densest cluster, with more in Isola and Città Studi. Each store below has its rating, area and how to get there.

1
Serendeepity record store, Ticinese, Milan
4.5 · 465

Serendeepity

A Ticinese landmark for electronic, house and club culture — records, gear and a sharp curation on Corso di Porta Ticinese.

Ticinese · Corso di Porta Ticinese 100, 20123
2
Metropolis Dischi record store, Città Studi, Milan
4.6 · 400

Metropolis Dischi

A long-running institution in Città Studi — deep secondhand across rock, jazz and beyond, a Milan digger's classic.

Città Studi · Via Carlo Esterle 29, 20132
3
Massive Music Store record store, Centrale, Milan
4.2 · 451

Massive Music Store

A large store near Stazione Centrale — new and used across all genres, one of the city's busiest.

Centrale · Via Gustavo Fara 4, 20124
4
Dischivolanti record store, Navigli, Milan
4.5 · 365

Dischivolanti

A Navigli favourite on the Ripa di Porta Ticinese — deep secondhand bins along the canal, a proper crate-dig.

Navigli · Ripa di Porta Ticinese 47, 20143
5
LP Vinili Disco Express record store, Bande Nere, Milan
4.9 · 231

LP Vinili Disco Express

A west-side shop by Piazzale Gambara with a near-perfect rating — a friendly, well-stocked dig.

Bande Nere · Piazzale Veronica Gambara 5, 20146
6
The Discomane record store, Navigli, Milan
4.2 · 313

The Discomane

A veteran shop on the Naviglio Grande — a big secondhand catalogue and a Milan digging staple.

Navigli · Alzaia Naviglio Grande 38, 20144
7
Psycho record store, Ticinese, Milan
4.7 · 151

Psycho

A Ticinese specialist strong on rock, punk and alternative — a sharp, well-loved dig south of the centre.

Ticinese · Via Ludovico Lazzaro Zamenhof 2, 20136
8
XTCR record store, Isola, Milan
4.8 · 105

XTCR

A new-school Isola shop on Via Carlo Farini — sharply curated across electronic, leftfield and reissues.

Isola · Via Carlo Farini 91, 20159
9
Volume - Dischi e Libri record store, Isola, Milan
4.8 · 94

Volume - Dischi e Libri

Records and books under one roof in Isola — a curated, welcoming shop with a top rating.

Isola · Via Carlo Farini 69, 20159
10
Rossetti Records & Books record store, Ticinese, Milan
4.7 · 120

Rossetti Records & Books

Records and books near the Ticinese — a warm, well-rated shop for a relaxed browse.

Ticinese · Via Cesare da Sesto 24, 20123

Frequently asked

What is the best record store in Milan?
Serendeepity on Corso di Porta Ticinese leads for electronic and club music. Metropolis Dischi and Dischivolanti are the classic secondhand institutions; Volume and XTCR are the sharp new-school shops.
Which area is best for record shopping in Milan?
The Navigli and Ticinese (Corso di Porta Ticinese, Naviglio Grande) have the highest concentration. Isola around Via Carlo Farini is also strong.
Do Milan record shops sell secondhand vinyl?
Most do. Metropolis Dischi, Dischivolanti and The Discomane are known for deep used stock — bring time to dig.

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