Porta Genova Studio Apartment: villa that sleeps 2 people in 1 bedrooms, located in Milan, Lombardy, Italy.

Sleeps	2
Bedrooms	1
Bathrooms	1
Floor Area	30 m²

Sleeps

Bedrooms

Bathrooms

Floor Area

30 m²

Property Description

Comfortable, historical house "Porta Genova Studio Apartment". In the district Navigli, in the heart of the city, 300 m from the canal, on a main road. Shop 50 m, supermarket 300 m, restaurant, bar, café, tram, bus stop 50 m, railway station "Porta Genova" 120 m, underground station "Porta Genova" 170 m, outdoor swimming pool 400 m, thermal baths "Terme Milano" 2.5 km. Nearby attractions: Zona Tortona Design District 200 m, Navigli 300 m, Piazza Duomo 2 km, Brera 2.3 km, Castello Sforzesco 2.3 km, Parco Sempione 2.5 km. Please note: the owner lives on the same property.

Interior Description

1-room studio 30 m2 on 3rd floor. Bright, renovated in 2011, practical and comfortable furnishings: living/sleeping room with 2 beds and satellite TV (flat screen), DVD. Exit to the balcony. Kitchenette (4 hot plates, microwave, freezer) with small dining table. Shower/bidet/WC. Heating, air-conditioning. Parquet floors. Facilities: washing machine, iron, hair dryer. Internet (WiFi, free). Please note: apartment courtyard side. Non-smoking house. No lift.

Location Milan, Lombardy, Italy

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Places near the property(Distances as the crow flies)

Airports: Airport Milan Linate, 9.3 Km

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Tour Around The Brera Art Gallery In Milan

The Brera art gallery or Pinacoteca di Brera is Milan’s main public art gallery. Superb collections of artworks have been gathered across six centuries which beautifully demonstrates an evolution of art techniques from a refined Neoclassical style to Avant Garde to modernism.

See some incredible works by famous artists like Rubens, Titian, Correggio and Anthony Van Dyck.

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If you are planning to enjoy a sunny holiday in the area of Milan in Northern Italy, you can’t pass by the opportunity to visit the famous Santa Maria delle Grazie church and convent in Milan city in which the original fresco of ‘The Last Supper’ by Leonardo di Vinci was painted onto the refectory wall!

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Began in 1463, this seemingly humble building was finished by some of the greatest architects and painters in Renaissance history. Donato Bramante, who was one of the first architects to work on St. Peter’s Basilica in Rome, designed the apse and cloister of the church which can still be admired today. But it is Leonardo da Vinci’s famous ‘Last Supper’ fresco that continues to draw thousands of tourists to this church year after year.

When visiting Milan, tourists will often head to some of its most famous landmarks such as its gigantic cathedral, Teatro alla Scala and the elegant Galleria Vittorio II shopping mall. But here are a few strange attractions you’re guaranteed to enjoy on your next trip in this city!

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Spend a few eerie hours touring around the Church of St. Bernardino of the Bones, only a few minutes’ walk from the Duomo of Milan.

Lombardy, one of the giant regions of Italy, has a wealth of attractions to offer tourists on their vacation. Situated in Northern Italy and sharing a border with Switzerland, Lombardy is a perfect melody of tall mountain chains that weave through scenic landscapes.

Go hiking through this vast terrain and lose yourself in its beauty. Explore the charming towns and villages scattered across Val Chiavenna or Camonica Valley or go whizzing down the ski slopes of Livigno or Bormio in the cold winter months!

A large section of the flooded plains of the Po lie in Lombardy, where huge rice fields are harvested. Rice is one of the main staples here, along with pasta of course. Try the regional dish of saffron infused rice risotto along with a crisp cold glass of local wine as a satisfying lunch during your time here. Also worth tasting is the salty cured salami of Varzi and the rich soft texture of locally made mascarpone cheese. If you like strong flavours then why not sample the pungent Gorgonzola cheese, produced by a town of the same name in Lombardy.

HangarBicocca is a contemporary art space in Milan. A former industrial space previously owned by Ansaldo-Breda in the area which was once dominated by Pirelli factories, it was converted to house exhibitions and events. The area has become urbanised and trendy with shops, houses and galleries popping up all around since HangarBiccoca's opening. With a unique approach to organising events, utilising space and involving the general public as well as a rather special site, the HangarBicocca is one of the most interesting contemporary art spaces in the world.

Milan is known internationally as an important industrial centre and the fashion capital of Italy. Of course, as it is an Italian city, it is known for its art but doesn't have quite the reputation and glorious past of other cities. However, it does have a rather exceptionally rich tradition in street art.

So much so, in fact, that you can take a specific guided tour around the city in which you will be informed of the history of street art in Milan and be shown some of the most important works.

Even if you don't take the tour, there's something to see around every corner so merely wandering around with an ice-cream or coffee in hand becomes a fantastic activity in its own right.

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