THE SPACE Welcome to the charm of Milan managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental apartment management company. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the quintessence of elegant urban living.
Stunning, completely renovated apartment, located in an elegant, stately complex with concierge service, on the second floor with elevator. Fully air-conditioned, the apartment offers exclusive comfort in every room, ideal for those looking for a space with attention to detail.
The entrance welcomes you into a bright living area furnished with a large, extremely comfortable sofa and a smart TV, perfect for relaxing moments or hosting friends. Adjacent is a custom-designed kitchenette, complete with modern and functional appliances that make this space ideal for cooking lovers.
The master bedroom is spacious and equipped with a large built-in wardrobe, offering space to better organize clothes and accessories. The bathroom, completely renovated, is a modern and sophisticated environment, with a spacious glass shower that gives a touch of elegance and functionality.
The highlight of this property is the splendid outdoor patio, a rare privilege in the city. This exclusive space, perfect for moments of relaxation outdoors, is an ideal place for breakfast, dinner or to enjoy a break in the open air in an intimate and refined environment.
Paid parking nearby
Garage Buonaparte Parking - Via Puccini Giacomo, 5 - 20121 Milan
FURTHER 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 and/or WhatsApp number will be at your disposal to meet your needs.
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NEIGHBORHOOD The Cairoli district in Milan is one of the most fascinating and historic areas of the city, located in the heart of the center and a few steps from the famous Sforza Castle. This area, characterized by elegant buildings and large squares, is renowned for its sophisticated atmosphere and proximity to the main monuments and tourist attractions.
The Sforza Castle is one of the symbols of Milan, a medieval fortress built by the Sforza family in the 15th century. Today it houses numerous museums, including the Pinacoteca del Castello, the Museum of Ancient Art, and the Museum of Musical Instruments. Inside the castle you can admire extraordinary works of art, including Michelangelo\'s last sculpture, the Pietà Rondanini. The Sempione Park, which extends behind the castle, is one of the main green spaces of the city, perfect for walks, picnics and outdoor activities, and is very popular with Milanese and tourists.
A few minutes\' walk from the Cairoli district is the famous Piazza del Duomo, dominated by the imposing Gothic cathedral. Milan Cathedral is an architectural masterpiece, famous for its spires and golden Madonnina statue. Next door is the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, an elegant 19th-century shopping arcade with luxury boutiques, historic cafés, and restaurants. It’s a great place to shop and soak up the atmosphere of Milan.
A short walk from Cairoli is the Teatro alla Scala, one of the world’s most prestigious opera houses, inaugurated in 1778. La Scala is known for its top-notch opera and concert seasons, and has hosted world-famous artists such as Maria Callas and Luciano Pavarotti. For music and theater enthusiasts, a visit to the Museo Teatrale alla Scala, attached to the theater, is a must.
Walking north, you’ll reach the Brera neighborhood, known for its art galleries, exclusive boutiques, and charming cobbled streets. Here you will find the Pinacoteca di Brera, one of the most important art galleries in Italy, which houses works by Caravaggio, Raphael, Mantegna and other great masters. Brera is also famous for its trendy cafés and restaurants, perfect for a tasty break. A few steps away, the Quadrilatero della Moda is an area renowned for its luxury brand boutiques and high-fashion showrooms, located between Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, Via Manzoni and Corso Venezia.
East of Cairoli, the Porta Nuova area represents the modern face of Milan, with its skyscrapers and contemporary architecture. Here you will find the famous Bosco Verticale, a residential complex of towers covered with thousands of trees and plants, which has received international recognition for its contribution to sustainability. The neighborhood is also known for Piazza Gae Aulenti, a pedestrian area with fountains, restaurants and shops, and for Palazzo Lombardia, the seat of the Lombardy Region and one of the most iconic skyscrapers in the city.
West of Cairoli is Zona Magenta, an elegant and quiet residential neighborhood. Here you will find the famous church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which houses Leonardo da Vinci\'s masterpiece, The Last Supper. This painting is one of the most famous works in the world and attracts thousands of visitors every year. The area is characterized by tree-lined streets and historic buildings, offering a relaxing atmosphere just a few minutes from the chaos of the city.
South of Cairoli is the area of the Colonne di San Lorenzo, one of the oldest areas of the city, where you can admire remains from the Roman era. The Colonne are a meeting point for young people, especially during summer evenings, thanks to the numerous bars and restaurants in the area. From here, walking along the Naviglio Pavese, you can reach the characteristic Navigli neighborhood, famous for its canals, nightlife and numerous art galleries and artisan workshops.
Thanks to its central location and rich cultural and tourist offer, the Cairoli district is one of the most popular areas for visitors and residents.
Pharmacy
Farmacia del Carmine - Via Mercato, 1 - 20121 Milan
Hospital
Ospedale San Giuseppe - Via San Vittore, 12 - 20100 Milan
Supermarket
Laesse - Via Mercato, 1 - 20121 Milan
GET AROUND Via Foro Buonaparte 68 in Milan is strategically located in the heart of the city, with excellent connections thanks to numerous public transport options. From the new M4 metro line to a well-distributed network of buses and trams, this area offers ideal transport solutions for easily moving around the city centre, train stations and airports.
Metro
M1 Line (Red) - Cairoli Stop
A few minutes\' walk from Via Foro Buonaparte, the Cairoli stop on the M1 Line is perfect for quickly reaching the city centre and major hubs. The line connects directly to iconic sites such as the Duomo, Porta Venezia, the Central Station and Rho Fiera, home to international events and trade fairs.
M2 Line (Green) - Lanza Stop
The Lanza stop on the M2 Line is also a short distance away. This line offers a direct connection to Porta Genova and the Navigli, as well as Porta Garibaldi and the Central Station. Ideal for those who want to quickly move between the central and residential areas of Milan.
M4 Line (Blue) - New Santa Sofia Stop
The new M4 metro line is a great added value for the area. The Santa Sofia stop is located a short distance away and allows a quick connection to Milan Linate and the eastern part of the city. This line allows you to reach key points such as San Babila, also facilitating connections to the surrounding areas and airports.
Tram
Line 1
Tram 1 passes along Foro Buonaparte and offers convenient access to places such as Teatro alla Scala, the Duomo and Porta Venezia. It is one of the most historic lines in Milan, perfect for quick trips and to enjoy the view of the city along the way.
Line 4
Line 4 connects the Foro Buonaparte area with Piazza Castello and other central areas. It is a good choice for those who want to get around the heart of the city without changing transport, and is a convenient alternative to the subway.
Line 12 and Line 14
Trams 12 and 14 run through the area and provide connections to neighborhoods such as Porta Genova, Isola and the Viale Zara area. These trams are particularly useful for reaching residential areas and for getting to and from cultural and creative areas such as the Tortona neighborhood.
Bus
Line 57
Bus 57 passes near Foro Buonaparte and offers a direct connection to Piazzale Cadorna and the northwest outskirts of the city, passing through the Bovisa neighborhood.
Line 61
Line 61 connects Foro Buonaparte with residential and central areas, passing through Piazza San Babila and Corso Indipendenza. It is a versatile option for those who need to reach different areas of the city.
Line 50
Bus 50 leaves from Foro Buonaparte and runs through the center, reaching Sant’Ambrogio and Lorenteggio. It is ideal for those who need to move west.
Central Station
To reach Central Station from Foro Buonaparte, the best solution is to take the M2 (Green) Line from Lanza or the M1 (Red) Line from Cairoli. The subway ride takes about 10-15 minutes, and Central Station offers high-speed connections to major Italian and international cities, as well as direct shuttles to Malpensa and Orio al Serio airports.
Porta Garibaldi Station
Porta Garibaldi Station is easily reached from the Lanza stop on the M2 subway line. The journey time is about 10 minutes. Regional, national and suburban trains depart from Porta Garibaldi, as well as high-speed trains to Italian destinations.
Cadorna Station
Cadorna Station is located a few minutes\' walk from Foro Buonaparte. Malpensa Express trains depart from here, connecting Milan to Malpensa Airport in about 40 minutes, as well as regional and suburban trains that allow you to travel comfortably in Lombardy.
Milan Linate Airport (LIN)
Thanks to the new M4 Line, Milan Linate Airport is easily reachable from the Santa Sofia stop. The direct connection between the center of Milan and Linate Airport allows you to arrive in about 20-25 minutes, a convenient and fast solution for those traveling by plane.
Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)
To reach Milan Malpensa Airport, the most direct solution is to take the Malpensa Express from Cadorna Station, which is a short distance from Foro Buonaparte. The train takes about 40-50 minutes to reach Malpensa and is a reliable solution for those who have to take an international flight.
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport (BGY)
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport can be reached by shuttle bus departing from the Central Station. From Foro Buonaparte, you can take the M2 or M1 subway Line and arrive at the Central Station, where the shuttles leave directly for Orio al Serio. The journey time is about an hour.
In short
Via Foro Buonaparte 68 is in a privileged position for those who want to experience the heart of Milan, with easy access to public transport. Thanks to its proximity to the M1 and M2 metro lines and the new M4 Line, this area is perfectly connected not only to the main attractions of the city center, but also to the train stations and airports, offering a practical and convenient solution for any type of travel.
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