Cozy apartment in via Crema 23, Milan. The interior has a contemporary style with a welcoming atmosphere. The kitchen is fully equipped for every need, the Living area offers comfort and relaxation, while the bedroom is a quiet space to rest. The modern bathroom completes the home. The central location allows easy access to services, shops and public transport. Ideal for those looking for the perfect combination of style and comfort in lively Milan.
The space
Welcome to the Milanese charming managed by Easylife House, the management of apartments for short rents. Characterized by a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the quintessence of elegant urban life.
Modern two -room apartment located on the third floor of Palazzo Signorile in the central district of Porta Romana, a stone's throw from the yellow subway that connects the center and the central station and the tram that leads, among other things, to the nearby Bocconi University and the Navigli. It is super equipped with everything you need to make your stay unforgettable: wi-fi, iron, kettle, microwave, etc.
This home represents a unique refuge, merging welcome, style and tranquility, offering an extraordinary housing experience in the beating heart of Milan.
For a fee for a fee nearby: San Pietro alla Rorto 8 - 20121 Milan (MI) · 1 Km
Upper information
The apartment is part of EasyLife House, a well -known specialized group on the city of Milan, guarantee of reliability and quality of the service. With EasyLife it will be at your disposal dedicated hosts and/or number Whats apps to meet your needs. Do not hesitate to contact us for:
• Transfer to and from the Airports of Milan Malpensa, Milan Linate, Bergamo.
• Visits to Museums (such as Pinacoteca di Brera, the Upper Cenacle of Leonardo, Teatro alla Scala etc. etc.)
• Restaurants and/or events.
• E.bike tours and accompanied by an official guide.
• Shopping and much more.
The neighborhood
The Porta Romana district is an area of Milan rich in history and culture, located south-east of the historic center. Here is a description of the neighborhood:
History and architecture:
Porta Romana owes its name to the ancient door that was part of the medieval walls of Milan, built during the Roman period. Today, the structure of the historical door has been replaced by a neoclassical style triumphal arch, which is located at the intersection of Corso di Porta Romana and via Santa Sofia. The area still retains traces of its historical past through ancient buildings and roads that maintain a traditional charm.
Cultural life:
Porta Romana is known for its lively cultural scene. The Brera Academy of Fine Arts is located nearby, helping to create an artistic and intellectual atmosphere in the neighborhood. The presence of art galleries, design studies and cultural spaces further adds to this dimension.
Squares and roads:
The area is characterized by welcoming squares and tree -lined roads. Piazza Medaglie d'Oro is a point of reference with its central garden and a statue dedicated to Giuseppe Missori. Corso di Porta Romana is a main street with trendy shops, coffee and restaurants that contribute to creating a lively atmosphere.
Shopping and restaurants:
Porta Romana offers a variety of shops, boutiques and design shops, making the area ideal for shopping. In addition, there are numerous restaurants and coffee that offer Italian and international cuisine, creating a mix of gastronomic experiences for residents and visitors.
Green parks and spaces:
The neighborhood has some green areas, such as the Guastalla garden, a public park that offers a quiet refuge from urban frenzy.
Connections and transport:
Porta Romana is well served by public transport, with the presence of the subway (M3 - yellow line) and different bus lines that connect the area with other parts of the city.
In summary, Porta Romana is a neighborhood that combines history, culture, elegance and vitality. Its strategic position and the variety of cultural and commercial offers contribute to making it a fascinating place to live and visit in Milan.
move in the area
The Porta Romana district is located south-east of the historic center of Milan and is well connected by public transport, the subway, trains and airports. Below, a description of the transport options available in the area:
Public transport: the Porta Romana district is served by different bus lines that connect the area with other parts of the city. The buses represent a comfortable and flexible means of transport to move inside Milan, reaching the surrounding areas and the main attractions of the city.
Metro: the metro station closest to Porta Romana is the Porta Romana stop of the M3 line (yellow line). This line connects the neighborhood with other central areas of Milan, such as the Duomo, the central station and the Navigli area. The subway is a quick and efficient way to move in the city, avoiding road traffic.
Trains: the Milan Porta Romano station is not a main station, but it is possible to reach other key stations such as Milan Central or Milan Porta Garibaldi using the subway or buses and then move to national and regional trains.
Milan Linate Airport (Lin):
Distance: Milan Linate airport is the closest to Porta Romana.
Public transport: you can reach Linate using the bus or subway. There are bus services that connect the center of Milan to Linate, and the M3 metro (yellow) metro can be used to reach the central station, from which it is possible to take a shuttle bus to the airport.
Taxi or private transfer: a more comfortable option may be to take a taxi or organize a private transfer to reach the airport directly.
Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP):
Distance: Malpensa is located further north than Linate.
Public transport: you can reach Malpensa using the train or shuttle bus. From Milan Central Station, there are direct trains to the airport.
Alternatively, there are shuttle bus services from various parts of the city. Taxi or private transfer: also for Malpensa, you can opt for a taxi or a private transfer service to reach the airport directly.
Bergamo-Hiorio al Serio Airport (BGY)
Commonly known as Bergamo Airport, and you want to know how to reach it from Porta Romana to Milan, you can consider the following transport options:
Bus: There are bus services directed from Milan to Bergamo-Hiorio al Serio. You can take a bus from various stations in the city, such as the Milan central station or the Lampugnano station. Check the times and stops based on your position in Porta Romana.
Train + bus: a train from Milano Centrale station or from other city stations to Bergamo station. From the Bergamo station, you can use a shuttle bus service that connects the railway station to the airport.
Taxi or private transfer: a more comfortable but expensive option could be taken a taxi or organize a private transfer directed by the Porta Romana area to the Bergamo airport.
Pharmacy: square 5 days, 6 - 20129 Milan (mi) · 1.6 km
Hospital: Via Giovanni Battista Grassi 74 - 20157 Milan (MI) · 7.6 km
Carrefour Express supermarket: Piazza Santo Stefano 6 - 20122 Milan (MI) · 1 Km
Tickets and information
atm - +39 800 808 181
Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949
Orioshuttle - information on tickets - +39 035 319366
house rules
This structure requires online check-in through its channel (www.easylife.house) and requires its guests the image of a document as an identity card or passport for citizens of the European Union; Only passport for non -EU citizens (no residence permit) for the identification, communication and registration of tourist flows to the competent authorities. Personal data will be processed in accordance with the provisions of the General Data Protection Regulation (GPDR) law 2016/679 of the European Parliament.
• In case of failure to compile the online check-in, the documents must be provided either via the chat of the booking channel or through other channels the day before check-in.
• In case of non -delivery of the identification documents
Check-in instructions will not be sent
