About this space
Elegant Apartment just renovated with fine furniture, with modern and bright colors is perfect for group travel and for those who want to enjoy the center of Milan in a clean, elegant and spacious home.
With two large bedrooms, 2 bathrooms, one with shower and the other with bathtub, a large dining room with open kitchen a comfortable sofa bed and a long table for 8 people. Close to the M3 Porta Romana stop allows you to reach the center in a few minutes.
The space
Very bright and spacious apartment that opens onto the large dining room with an open kitchen equipped and characterized by a long dining table for 8 people ideal for lunches with friends or relatives.
The first room is located immediately after the entrance hallway on the left and features an en-suite bathroom with bathtub and washing machine.
The room has a comfortable sofa bed for two and an armchair in front of the TV. The second double bedroom, on the other hand, is located immediately after the lounge, with another bathroom next door with a shower.
Access for guests
Guests have access to all the spaces in the house. City Tax: € 4,50 per person per night to pay at check-in for a maximum of 14 nights
. Extra: AIR CONDITIONING Free of charge , HEATING Free of charge , LINEN AND TOWELS Free of charge , WASHING MACHINE Free of charge
Pets - not allowed
Where you’ll be
Milano, Lombardia, Italy
The apartment is located in a vibrant section of Milan, perfectly balanced between the dynamic neighborhood of Porta Romana and the effervescent area of Piazzale Lodi, two of the most requested and lively residential areas of the city. This privileged location is surrounded by a variety of trendy clubs, cozy cafes, and restaurants that serve a wide range of cuisines, thus satisfying all palates and offering a complete immersion in the famous Milanese food scene.
Just a few minutes walk away, wellness lovers can discover the beautiful thermal baths, an oasis of relaxation in the heart of the city, where you can get away from the daily routine and immerse yourself in an atmosphere of pure pleasure. For those who prefer outdoor activities, the beautiful Mystery Baths pool, located just a seven-minute walk away, offers a unique urban escape, perfect for refreshing swimming on hot summer days or simply enjoying the sun in an artistic and evocative environment.
Street food enthusiasts can't miss the opportunity to visit the famous Giannasi, a historic kiosk opened since 1967, known for its delicious takeaway dishes that offer a true taste of the local culinary tradition. This is just one of the many food options that help make the neighborhood a landmark for those looking for authentic, quality culinary experiences.
Beyond its culinary attractions and leisure, the neighborhood stands out for its proximity to the beating heart of Milan, the Duomo, reachable in minutes by frequent public transport services or with a short and pleasant walk. This proximity to the historic center means that residents and visitors can easily enjoy the many cultural, commercial and entertainment attractions that Milan has to offer.
In conclusion, living in this apartment means immersing yourself in an environment full of culture, taste and liveliness, with access to everything that makes Milan one of the most desirable cities in Europe. Whether it's exploring local art, enjoying exemplary dishes, or relaxing moments, this neighborhood offers a perfect balance between the effervescence of city life and the tranquility of a comfortable residence.
Getting around
For a tourist staying in this apartment in via Filippino degli Organi in Milan, moving around the area and reaching the city's main attractions is convenient and simple, thanks to the city's efficient public transport network.
Reaching the center of Milan:
To get to the heart of Milan, the magnificent Duomo, tourists can use the subway. The closest metro station is Piazzale Lodi, which is part of the M3 line (yellow line). From this station, take the subway towards Comasina and get off at the Duomo stop. The journey takes approximately 10-15 minutes. Alternatively, trams and buses offer direct connections to many parts of the city centre, giving visitors a way to see the city as they move.
Public transport and connections:
In addition to the metro, the area is well served by several bus and tram lines which facilitate access to different parts of the city. For example, tram no. 16 can be taken from Piazzale Lodi to the Duomo, offering a scenic route through some interesting neighborhoods of Milan.
Reaching the Navigli:
To get to the famous Navigli area, known for its canals, restaurants and nightlife, tourists can take the metro from Piazzale Lodi station on the M3 (yellow) line, change at Missori for the M2 (green) line in direction Assago/Abbiategrasso and get off at the Porta Genova stop. Here too, the journey takes about 20-25 minutes. This area is perfect for an evening walk and to enjoy an aperitif, a Milanese tradition.
Explore other Milan attractions:
To reach other famous Milan attractions, such as the Sforzesco Castle, Sempione Park or the Brera area, visitors can use the metro and trams. For example, to get to the Sforzesco Castle, you can take the M3 line from Piazzale Lodi to Duomo, then change to the M1 line (red) and get off at Cairoli.
General advice:
It is advisable for tourists to purchase a MilanoCard or a daily or weekly travel card, which offers unlimited travel on the city's public transport network. Furthermore, Milan is equipped with several bike sharing and scooter sharing options, which can be a pleasant and eco-friendly way to explore the city, especially on nice days.
Remember to always check available timetables and lines before leaving, as they may vary on weekends and holidays. With these transportation options, guests will be well equipped to explore all that Milan has to offer.
