Easylife - Residential apartment on Navigli area

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.



Located in a prestigious residential complex, this apartment enchants with its visible spiga parquet, which gives a touch of sophisticated elegance. At the entrance, a bright stay welcomes guests with an ideal dining area for convivial moments, a comfortable sofa bed for relaxation and a smart TV for entertainment.



The adjacent kitchenette is designed with extreme care and equipped with modern appliances, making the cuisine a pleasant and functional experience. The spacious double room offers a welcoming refuge, complete with a smart TV and a mirror wall wardrobe that adds depth and brightness to the environment.



The modern and refined bathroom is equipped with a large Walk-in shower that guarantees an experience of daily well-being. In addition, the concierge service, available from Monday to Thursday from 7:30 to 15:30 and on Friday from 7:30 to 14:00, ensures constant assistance and greater safety for residents.



This apartment not only combines style and comfort, but also offers high quality of life thanks to complete services and privileged position within a high -level residential complex. Perfect for those looking for an elegant and functional home in the heart of the city.



Paid parking nearby

Garage Gian Galeazzo - Viale Gian Galeazzo, 9/a - 20136 Milan



FURTHER INFORMATIONS

The apartment is part of Easylife House, a well-known group specializing in the city of Milan, a guarantee of reliability and quality of service. With Easylife, a dedicated host and/or whats app number will be at your disposal 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 the Pinacoteca di Brera, Leonardo's Last Supper, Teatro alla Scala etc. etc.)

• Restaurants and/or events.

• E-bike tours accompanied by an official guide.

• Shopping and much more.



NEIGHBORHOOD

The Navigli area in Milan is one of the most fascinating and characteristic neighborhoods of the city, famous for its historic channels, the vibrant nightlife and the Boémienne atmosphere. Located south-west of the center, this area is perfect for those looking for a mix of history, culture and fun.



The two main channels, the Naviglio Grande and the Naviglio Pavese, are the beating heart of the neighborhood. Costaged by ancient buildings, artisan shops, art galleries and typical restaurants, they offer a suggestive walk both day and evening. During the weekend, the antiques market and local fairs attract residents and tourists looking for unique and vintage objects.



The dock, in ancient times the port of the city, has been recently renovated and transformed into a lively aggregation center. Here you can take a walk along the pier, rent a bicycle or simply relax in the numerous bars and restaurants overlooking the water. The dock is also the starting point for cruises on the Navigli, which offer a unique way to explore the city.



This picturesque corner, located along the Naviglio Grande, was once used by the laveles to wash clothes. Today it is a fascinating place that preserves its historical aspect, with the old stones used for washing and rustic buildings that tell stories of a past era.



A few steps from the Navigli, Porta Genova is another neighborhood full of life and culture. The Porta Genova railway station is an important transport junction, while the surroundings are dotted with design stores, fashion showrooms and welcoming coffee. The proximity to the IULM University and the new Academy of Fine Arts (Naba) gives the area a young and creative atmosphere.



The Ticinese neighborhood, adjacent to the Navigli, is known for its lively streets as a Corso di Porta Ticinese and via Torino. This area is a mix of trendy shops, night clubs and ethnic restaurants. The Basilica of San Lorenzo and the columns of San Lorenzo are unmissable historical attractions, offering a glimpse of the ancient Milan.



Not far away, the Tortona area is the fulcrum of design and fashion in Milan. During Milan Design Week, this area turns into a lively district of exhibitions, events and artistic installations. Mudec (Museum of Cultures) is one of the main attractions, with exhibitions that explore the cultures of the world through art and objects.



The nightlife in the Navigli is legendary, with a wide choice of bars, pubs and discos that satisfy all tastes. The clubs along the channels offer abundant aperitifs and creative cocktails, while the evenings come alive with live music and DJ sets.



The area is also a paradise for lovers of good food, with a wide range of restaurants ranging from the Milanese tradition to international flavors. There is no shortage of historical trattorias where to savor Milanese risotto, Ossobuco and other local delicacies.



The Navigli area and its surroundings represent one of the most dynamic and fascinating areas of Milan. With their combination of history, culture, fashion and fun, they offer a unique experience that enchants each visitor. Perfect for a romantic walk, an evening with friends or a day of shopping, the Navigli is the place where the heart of Milan beats stronger.



Pharmacy

San Eustorgio Pharmacy - Corso di Porta Ticinese, 98 - 20123 Milan

Hospital

Maggiore Policlinico Hospital - Via Sforza Francesco, 35 - 20122 Milan

Supermarket

Carrefour Express - Via Conca del Naviglio, 37 - 20123 Milan



GET AROUND

Moving in the Navigli area in Milan is easy and comfortable thanks to the vast public transport network that the area serves. Here is a detailed guide on how to move:



Subway

M2 line (green)

The Porta Genova stop is the closest to the Navigli. This line connects directly to the Central Station and the Porta Garibaldi station, as well as passing through important joints such as Cadorna and Centrale, facilitating access to different parts of the city.



Tram

Line 2

Pass along the Naviglio Grande and connects with the Brera area and the city center, until you reach Piazzale Negrelli.

Line 3

Connect the Navigli area with the Duomo and the historic center, continuing to Gratosoglio.

Line 9

It combines Porta Genova with the central station, passing through key areas such as Romano and Porta Venezia.

Line 10

He passes near the Navigli and reaches the northern area of ​​the city, ending in viale Lunigiana.



Bus

Line 47

It crosses the Navigli area and continues south, connecting with other parts of the city.

Line 59

Connect the dock with the Quinto Romano district, passing through residential and commercial areas.

Line 74

We need the south area of ​​the Navigli, continuing towards the Barona district.



Central Station

Reachable in about 20 minutes with the M2 (green) line from the Porta Genova stop. The central station is the main railway hub of the city, with high -speed trains for Rome, Florence, Venice and other Italian and European cities.

Porta Garibaldi station

Accessible with the M2 (green) line from the Porta Genova stop, it is an important railway hub for regional and suburban trains.

Cadorna station

Also this reachable with the M2 (green) line, is ideal for connections with Milan Malpensa airport through the Malpensa Express.



Milan Linate Airport

Reachable in about 30-40 minutes by bus 73 from the Piazza San Babila stop (reachable with the M1 line from the Duomo stop and then a short stretch on foot), or via taxi.

Milan Malpensa airport

You can take Malpensa Express from the Cadorna station or from the central station, with a travel time of about 50 minutes.

Orio al Serio Airport (Bergamo)

The shuttle buses frequently start from the central station, with a travel time of about an hour.



Autostrade and ring road

Easily accessible by car from the Navigli area, they quickly connect with the main cities of northern Italy.



Thanks to this efficient and well organized transport network, moving to the Navigli area is quick and easy, both to explore other parts of Milan and for long distance trips. The proximity to several public transport makes this area one of the most well connected in the city, perfect for residents and tourists.



Tickets and Information

ATM - +39 800 808 181

Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949

Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366