Easylife - Lovely apartment in Porta Romana

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 quintessence of elegant urban living.



Let yourself be enchanted by this refined renovated apartment, nestled in the heart of Porta Romana in Milan. Located on the third floor of an elegant building with a lift, the apartment is air conditioned and cared for in detail to offer you maximum comfort. At the entrance, a large sofa invites you to relax in front of the smart TV, in a bright and welcoming environment.



The dining area is perfect for convivial dinners, adjacent to a linear and functional kitchenette, equipped with modern and high-quality appliances, where cooking becomes a pleasure.



The double bedroom is an oasis of elegance and serenity, with a spacious and discreet built-in wardrobe that optimizes space, ideal for arranging the wardrobe in order. The impeccable and modern bathroom offers a relaxing shower that gives a regenerating break. Here you can experience the vibrant atmosphere of Milan in a context of absolute comfort and style.



Paid parking nearby

Autosilo Medaglie d\'oro - Viale Sabotino, 25 - 20135 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 Whats App number 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

The Porta Romana district in Milan is one of the most fascinating and historic areas of the city, located south-east of the center and characterized by a lively and sophisticated atmosphere. Porta Romana is a neighborhood rich in history and culture, renowned for the perfect balance between tradition and modernity, with a wide choice of restaurants, clubs and design boutiques, which make it one of the most sought-after areas to live and visit.



History and Architecture

The heart of the neighborhood is the historic Porta Romana, an imposing arch dating back to the 16th century, which marked the entrance to the city along the road to Rome. This monument gives its name to the area and is a symbol of ancient Milan. The area is characterized by an architectural mix of period buildings and modern buildings, creating a unique atmosphere where history and innovation meet.



Cultural and Historical Attractions

QC Termemilano: One of the most popular attractions in Porta Romana is QC Termemilano, a wellness center built inside an old railway complex. With thermal pools, saunas, Turkish baths and gardens, this center is ideal for those looking for a moment of relaxation in the heart of the city.



Rotonda della Besana: Located nearby, this deconsecrated 18th-century church is now a cultural center that hosts exhibitions, events and family activities. Its large garden is a peaceful oasis, perfect for a stroll or a moment of relaxation.



Teatro Carcano: For lovers of art and entertainment, the Teatro Carcano offers a varied program, including plays and concerts. It is one of Milan\'s historic theaters and an unmissable stop for those visiting the area.



Fondazione Prada: Although slightly off the beaten track, the Fondazione Prada is easily accessible from Porta Romana and is one of Milan\'s most iconic museums. Located in a converted distillery, it offers a mix of modern art, innovative architecture and a bar designed by director Wes Anderson.



Social Life and Food

Porta Romana is known for its lively food scene. Here you will find many traditional restaurants and trattorias offering typical Milanese dishes, such as ossobuco and saffron risotto, along with modern and international venues. Here are some of the most popular places:



Trippa: One of the most popular restaurants in Milan, famous for its authentic and contemporary Italian cuisine, where fresh and seasonal ingredients are the protagonists.



Lacerba: A restaurant and cocktail bar that pays homage to Futurism and Milanese creativity. With a wide selection of seafood dishes and unique cocktails, Lacerba is perfect for a special evening.



Pasticceria Clivati: Historic Milanese pastry shop famous for its desserts and breakfasts, but also for aperitifs. Its elegance and the quality of its products make it a popular destination for residents and visitors.



Le Biciclette Art Bar & Bistrot: One of the most popular bars in Porta Romana, with a combination of art, music and good food. A versatile place where you can have lunch, dinner or simply enjoy a cocktail.



Shopping and Boutiques

Porta Romana offers a variety of designer shops and boutiques, with many independent fashion houses, furniture showrooms and art galleries. The area is known for its eclectic character, with unique shops that attract those looking for something different from the classic luxury shopping of Via Montenapoleone.



Green Areas and Relaxation

Ravizza Park: This large park is a green area frequented by residents, perfect for a stroll or a picnic. With large lawns and play areas, it is a great place for families and those looking for a bit of nature in the city.



Guastalla Gardens: Although not technically within Porta Romana, these gardens are easily accessible and are one of the oldest public parks in Milan, with lakes and picturesque views.



Neighboring Areas and Places of Interest

Crocetta Area: North of Porta Romana, the Crocetta area is known for its elegant homes and proximity to the center. Here you will find boutiques and high-end shops, as well as numerous options for quality lunches and dinners.



Ticinese and Navigli: West of Porta Romana, the Ticinese area and the famous Navigli are just a few steps away. This neighborhood is famous for its nightlife, canal-side restaurants and art galleries, and is a favorite destination for young people and tourists.



Historic Center and Duomo: From the nearby Porta Romana metro station, you can quickly reach the historic center and the Duomo of Milan, the symbol of the city, where you can also find the most famous shopping streets such as Corso Vittorio Emanuele and Via Montenapoleone.



Bocconi University: Porta Romana is also home to Bocconi University, one of the most prestigious in Europe, which attracts students from all over the world every year, making the area dynamic and international.



Conclusion

Porta Romana is a Milanese neighborhood that combines history, culture and modernity, offering a wide range of experiences for residents and visitors. From the rich gastronomic offer to historical places, from green areas to modern venues, this neighborhood is perfect for those who want to experience Milan at 360 degrees. The neighboring areas, such as Ticinese and Navigli, further expand the possibilities for entertainment, making Porta Romana one of the most fascinating and complete areas of Milan.



Pharmacy

Farmacia Lodi - Corso Lodi, 5 - 20135 Milan

Hospital

Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico - Via Sforza Francesco, 35 – 20122 Milan

Supermarket

Alma & Co. S.r.l. - Corso Lodi, 15 - 20135 Milan



GET AROUND

The apartment is strategically located in the Porta Romana district of Milan, well connected by the main means of public transport, including buses, trams and the metro. Thanks to these options, you can easily reach the city center, train stations and airports.



Metro

Line M3 (Yellow) - Porta Romana stop

A few steps from Corso Lodi 6 is the Porta Romana stop of the M3 Line, which quickly connects the area with the center of Milan. The Duomo stop can be reached in just three stops, allowing you to explore the heart of the city in a few minutes. The M3 is also very convenient for those who want to reach the Central Station, one of the main railway hubs of the city, in less than 15 minutes.



Line M4 (Blue) - Sforza-Policlinico stop

The new M4 Line represents a turning point for connections to Linate Airport and other areas of Milan. The closest stop to Corso Lodi is Sforza-Policlinico, easily reachable via the M3 Line with a change at Missori. From here, you can take the M4 and get to Linate in about 15 minutes, a great solution for those traveling for business or tourism.



Tram

Tram 9 passes near Corso Lodi and offers a very useful horizontal connection, crossing central districts such as Porta Venezia and Porta Genova. It is ideal for those who want to move around the city while maintaining contact with the urban landscape, without using the subway.



Tram 16 is another line that quickly connects Porta Romana with the center and surrounding areas such as Ticinese. Passing by the Duomo and the Navigli, this tram is perfect for those who want to explore some of the most iconic areas of Milan.



Bus

Bus 62 passes through Corso Lodi and offers a convenient connection to several areas of south-east Milan, such as Porta Romana and Ripamonti. Ideal for those who want to travel locally or reach neighboring residential areas without using the subway.



Bus 65 connects Porta Romana with the Piazza Abbiategrasso area, offering a convenient alternative for those who prefer to travel on the surface. This line passes through several points of interest and allows you to avoid underground traffic.



How to Reach the Train Stations



Central Station

Central Station can be easily reached in about 15 minutes via the M3 Line (Yellow) from Porta Romana. The station offers numerous national and international connections, and is the starting point for shuttles to Malpensa and Orio al Serio airports.



Milan Porta Garibaldi Station

Porta Garibaldi Station can be reached in about 20 minutes using the M3 and changing to the M2 at the Centrale FS stop. This station is an important hub for regional, suburban and high-speed trains.



Milan Cadorna Station

Cadorna Station can be reached by taking the M3 and changing to the M1 at Duomo. Malpensa Express trains, the rapid service to Malpensa airport, depart from here.



How to Reach the Airports



Linate Airport

Thanks to the new M4 Line, Linate Airport is directly and quickly accessible. From Porta Romana, just change at the Missori stop and take the M4 to the airport, which can be reached in about 15 minutes, making the journey very convenient for those who have to catch a flight.



Malpensa Airport

To reach Malpensa Airport, you can use the Malpensa Express from Cadorna Station or Central Station. To get to Cadorna, take the M3 to Duomo and change to the M1, while Central Station is easily reached with the M3 from Porta Romana.



Orio al Serio Airport

Orio al Serio Airport is connected to Central Station by regular shuttle buses. From Porta Romana, you can take the M3 directly to Central Station and from there take the shuttle to the airport, ideal for those with low-cost flights.



Conclusion

Corso Lodi 6 is a strategic location in Porta Romana, Milan, thanks to an excellent public transport network that includes the M3 Line, the new M4 Line, trams and buses. This allows you to reach the center, train stations and airports with extreme ease.



Tickets and Information

ATM - +39 800 808 181

Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949

Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366