Easylife - Milan - italia 11 P4 - Historic Center

THE SPACE Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental apartment management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the quintessential expression of elegant urban living.

In the heart of Milan's historic center, this recently renovated and fully air-conditioned apartment is located on the 4th floor of an elegant building with an elevator. Upon entering, the living area reveals a perfect balance of functionality and style: two comfortable sofa beds, a wall-mounted Smart TV, and a private balcony offering a perfect view of the city. Adjacent, a spacious dining area welcomes convivial moments, while the linear kitchen, custom-designed and equipped with state-of-the-art appliances, offers all the comforts for preparing, enjoying, and living.

The sleeping area is a space designed for maximum relaxation: the first double bedroom, elegant and spacious, features a generous built-in wardrobe and a built-in Smart TV. The second double bedroom accommodates the needs of guests or family with a large wardrobe and exquisite finishes. The property is completed by a half bathroom with a discreet laundry area and a second full bathroom, refined and modern, featuring a glass walk-in shower and double sinks—a space where you can pamper yourself at the end of the day.

Every detail has been carefully considered: from the thoughtful lighting to the high-quality finishes, from the fluid layout to the strategic location in the city center. This apartment is more than just a home, but a statement of urban style, designed for those who want to experience Milan with elegance, comfort, and without compromise.

Paid parking nearby

Autosilo Central Parking - Via Cornaggia Carlo Ottavio, 8 - 20123 MilanFURTHER INFORMATIONS The apartment is part of Easylife House, a well-known specialized group throughout Italy, a guarantee of reliability and quality of service. With Easylife, a dedicated Host will be at your disposal to meet your needs.

• Restaurants and/or events.

• E-bike tours accompanied by an official guide.

• Shopping and much more.NEIGHBORHOOD Milan's historic center is the symbolic, cultural, and artistic heart of the city, a place where a millennia-old past and cosmopolitan modernity coexist in a captivating balance. Walking through the center means traversing centuries of history, majestic architecture, artistic masterpieces, and some of Europe's most elegant shopping streets. Every corner tells a story of an ever-evolving urban identity, yet one that remains firmly anchored to its roots.

It all begins in Piazza del Duomo, dominated by the spectacular Milan Cathedral, one of the city's most iconic symbols and one of the most impressive Gothic buildings in the world. With its spires, statues, and the famous golden Madonnina, the Duomo enchants not only with its architectural beauty but also with the unique emotion experienced when climbing to its panoramic terraces, from which, on clear days, the gaze sweeps across the city's rooftops to the Alps. Nearby, the monumental Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, an elegant covered passageway made of glass and iron, connects the Duomo to Piazza della Scala, home to the world-famous Teatro alla Scala, the world's premier opera house.

The city center is also a multi-purpose museum: the Museo del Novecento, housed in the Palazzo dell'Arengario, showcases 20th-century Italian art, while the Palazzo Reale, next to the Duomo, hosts prestigious international temporary exhibitions. A little further on, nestled among the historic streets, lies the Church of San Satiro, famous for Bramante's incredible optical illusion, and the magnificent Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore, considered the Sistine Chapel of Milan, with its remarkably preserved Renaissance frescoes.

Entering the Brera district, you'll be greeted by a bohemian atmosphere, with cobblestone streets, art shops, antique dealers, and historic cafés. Here lies the prestigious Pinacoteca di Brera, home to masterpieces by Raphael, Caravaggio, Hayez, and many others. Continuing northwest, you reach the Sforza Castle, one of Europe's most important Renaissance fortified citadels, now home to numerous civic museums. It also serves as the gateway to the city center's green heart: Parco Sempione, with its tree-lined paths, ponds, and the Arco della Pace (Arch of Peace) as a scenic backdrop.

A few steps away, the Cordusio neighborhood represents the crossroads between the city's commercial and administrative centers, with imposing buildings, historic banks, and new openings dedicated to design, fashion, and fine dining. To the south, the Carrobbio and Piazza Mentana area reveals Milan's most ancient soul, with remains of Roman walls, the Devil's Column, and the proximity to the early Christian Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore, preceded by the legendary Columns of San Lorenzo, which have become an informal meeting place and a symbolic hub for young people and artists.

Descending toward the Navigli, you'll find the most romantic and evocative part of the city: an intricate system of canals that tell the story of the Milan of boatmen, artisans, and courtyards. Today, the area is a vibrant hub for art, nightlife, and the Milanese aperitivo, enlivened by markets, galleries, bistros, and independent boutiques.

East of the city center, the San Babila neighborhood stands out for its elegant buildings and proximity to the Fashion District, a true paradise for lovers of luxury and haute couture: Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, Via Manzoni, and Corso Venezia represent the pinnacle of Made in Italy shopping. Further along, you reach Porta Venezia, with its public gardens, the Natural History Museum, the Planetarium, and the famous Casa Galimberti, one of the city's finest examples of Art Nouveau architecture.

Finally, to the north, the Porta Nuova and Piazza Gae Aulenti area showcase the city's contemporary side, with skyscrapers like the Bosco Verticale and the Unicredit Tower, symbols of a forward-looking Milan that is perfectly integrated with the surrounding historical fabric.

In summary

Milan's historic center is much more than a collection of monuments: it is a sensory experience of architectural beauty, art, refined boutiques, authentic flavors, and atmospheres that change with every block. Its surrounding areas, from Brera to Porta Venezia, from Navigli to Porta Nuova, amplify its identity by offering diverse and complementary landscapes. It is a place that never ceases to tell, surprise, and welcome: perfect for those who want to discover the true essence of Milan.

Pharmacy

San Celso Pharmacy - Via Crocefisso, 1 - 20122 Milan

Hospital

Mangiagalli Clinic Hospital - Via della Commenda, 12 - 20122 Milan

Supermarket

Carrefour Market - Corso Italia, 13 - 20122 MilanGET AROUND Corso Italia 11 is located in one of Milan's most central and historically elegant areas, near Piazza Missori, just minutes from the Duomo and the heart of the city. The location is strategic for those wishing to easily navigate Milan thanks to the extensive public transportation network, including subways, trams, buses, and the new M4 line (blue), which also provides rapid connections to Linate Airport.

Subway

The address is excellently served by the Milan subway network, with two lines in the immediate vicinity and the new M4 line within easy reach:

Missori M3 (yellow): just a 3-minute walk. The M3 line directly connects:

The Duomo (1 stop) Central Railway Station (about 10 minutes)

The Repubblica, Crocetta, Porta Romana, Corvetto, and San Donato areas.

Duomo M1/M3: An 8-10 minute walk away, this important transport hub is located at the heart of Milan's city center. The M1 (red) line takes you to Cadorna, Pagano, Lotto, San Babila, and Rho Fiera in just a few minutes.

San Babila M4 (blue) line: A 12-minute walk away or one stop on the M3 line from Missori to Duomo, then the M1 line to San Babila.

The new M4 line provides: Direct connection to Linate Airport in about 15 minutes.

Intermediate stops in strategic areas such as Dateo, Tricolo, Argonne, Forlanini FS, and connections to the suburban railway.

Bus and Tram

Corso Italia is crossed or served by several ATM surface lines, ideal for day and night travel:

Tram 15: Passes directly along Corso Italia and connects the city center with Porta Ludovica, Viale Tibaldi, and Rozzano.

Tram 16: Stops on Via Torino (6 minutes away), connects with Corso di Porta Romana, Viale Monte Nero, and Piazzale Segesta.

Bus 94: Circular line that passes through the Bastioni, with stops at Crocetta, Cadorna, Garibaldi, Piola, and Lambrate FS.

Buses 77 and 65: Available in the surrounding areas for inter-neighborhood travel to south and west Milan.

Railway Station Connections

Central Railway Station: Accessible in about 10-15 minutes by M3 from Missori, direct connection.

Milan Cadorna Station: Accessible in 15 minutes by M1 from Duomo (1 change from M3 to M1).

Porta Garibaldi Station: Take the M3 to Repubblica, then walk or take the suburban/passante train.

Rogoredo Station: Take the M3 to San Donato, then take the suburban train or bus.

Forlanini FS / Dateo / Porta Vittoria stations: directly accessible by the M4 line from San Babila or by suburban train from Repubblica/Porta Venezia.

Airport Connections

Milan Linate: Recommended option: M3 line from Missori to Duomo, change to M1 line to San Babila, then M4 line to Linate Airport.

Milan Malpensa: M3 line from Missori to Duomo, then M1 line to Cadorna, or M1 line to Centrale FS, then Malpensa Express (every 30 minutes).

Bergamo Orio al Serio: M3 line from Missori to Centrale FS, then direct shuttle bus (Orio Shuttle or Terravision).

In Summary

Corso Italia 11 is a key hub of the city, combining the convenience of the historic center with the efficiency of a comprehensive, multimodal public transportation network. Thanks to its proximity to three metro lines (M1, M3, M4), a wide range of trams and buses, and easy access to major train stations and airports, the area offers extremely seamless mobility, ideal for professionals, students, and tourists. Living or staying in this area means having all of Milan and beyond at your fingertips.Tickets and InformationATM - +39 800 808 181Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366