THE SPACE Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the epitome of elegant urban living.
Located just steps from the Central Station, this elegant apartment on the second floor of a quiet walk-up building combines the charm of contemporary design with the comforts of a functional and welcoming home, designed to meet the needs of business and leisure travelers.
The entrance leads into a spacious and bright living area, furnished with a large corner sofa with a peninsula, ideal for relaxing or working remotely, and equipped with a flat-screen smart TV. The dining area is seamlessly integrated, while the custom-built, linear kitchen, complete with modern appliances, offers everything you need to cook and fully enjoy your meals.
The master bedroom is spacious and refined, enhanced by mirrored wardrobes that amplify natural light and a second smart TV for maximum comfort. The modern bathroom, finished with quality materials, features a walk-in glass shower, perfect for rejuvenating after a busy day.
Ideal for travelers, professionals, or couples, the apartment offers an elegant and practical stay in one of Milan's key locations. Comfort, functionality, and style combine to offer you an authentic and quality experience in the heart of the city.
Paid parking nearby
Garage Marina - Via Macchi Mauro, 52 - 20124 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 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 Centrale district is a vibrant urban hub centered around the monumental Stazione Centrale, one of the city's main gateways. This neighborhood is not only a transit hub, but also an area rich in history, architecture, and culture, surrounded by neighboring areas offering numerous tourist attractions.
Central Station and Piazza Duca d'Aosta
Central Station, inaugurated in 1931, is a masterpiece of neoclassical and art deco architecture. Its imposing façade dominates Piazza Duca d'Aosta, a spacious pedestrian area often hosting events and art installations. The station itself is an attraction, with its majestic galleries and architectural details.
Cascina Pozzobonelli
A short distance from the station, towards the Caiazzo metro stop, lies the remains of the 15th-century Cascina Pozzobonelli, originally a summer residence for the Pozzobonelli family. Today, only a chapel and part of the portico remain, offering a fascinating glimpse into Milan's Renaissance past.
Sanctuary of San Camillo de Lellis
Continuing toward Porta Venezia, along Via Torriani, you'll come across the Sanctuary of San Camillo de Lellis, a neo-Gothic building dedicated to the saint and his followers, who came to Milan in the late 16th century to care for the sick. The church is known for its distinctive architecture and evocative interior.
Corso Buenos Aires
Southeast of the station lies Corso Buenos Aires, one of Milan's main shopping streets. With over 350 shops, it's a shopper's paradise, offering a wide range of boutiques, department stores, and historic cafés.
Porta Venezia and the Indro Montanelli Public Gardens
Continuing along Corso Buenos Aires, you'll reach Porta Venezia, a historic area characterized by neoclassical and Art Nouveau buildings. Here you'll find the Indro Montanelli Public Gardens, Milan's oldest public park, home to the Natural History Museum and the Ulrico Hoepli Planetarium. The park is an ideal place to relax and enjoy a stroll among the greenery.
Porta Nuova and Piazza Gae Aulenti
West of the station lies the modern Porta Nuova district, a symbol of contemporary Milan. The area's centerpiece is Piazza Gae Aulenti, an elevated plaza surrounded by futuristic skyscrapers, fountains, and art installations. From here, you can admire the Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest), two residential towers covered with over 2,000 plant species, an innovative example of sustainable architecture.
Isola District
North of Porta Nuova lies the Isola district, an area that has managed to maintain its identity despite its proximity to modern urban developments. Known for its narrow streets, artisan workshops, traditional restaurants, and a vibrant music scene, Isola offers an authentic, bohemian atmosphere.
Conclusion
Milan's Centrale district and its surrounding areas offer a fascinating combination of history, culture, and modernity. From majestic historic architecture to innovative neighborhoods, this area of the city is brimming with attractions to suit every visitor's taste.
Pharmacy
Dr. Max Pharmacy - Corso Buenos Aires, 55 - 20124 Milan
Fatebenefratelli Sacco Hospital - Hospital - Via Melloni Macedonio, 52 - 20129 Milan
Supermarket
Laesse - Corso Buenos Aires, 59 - 20124 Milan
GET AROUND Via Luigi Settembrini 37 is strategically located in Milan, offering excellent public transportation links, including buses, trams, and the metro. This area provides easy access to the city's main train stations and airports.
Bus and Tram
Several bus and tram stops are located in the immediate vicinity of Via Luigi Settembrini 49.
Bus
Line 60: Connects the area with San Babila, passing through the city center.
Line 81: Offers connections to Lambrate FS and other areas of the city.
Lines 90 and 91: Circular lines that run throughout the city, useful for reaching various destinations.
Line 92: Connects Bovisa with Viale Isonzo, passing through several strategic areas.
Tram
Line 1: Provides a direct connection to the historic center, including Piazza della Scala.
Line 5: Connects Ortica with Ospedale Maggiore, passing through central areas.
The closest stops include Via Vitruvio and Piazza Luigi di Savoia, both just a few minutes' walk away.
Metro
The Caiazzo station on the M2 (Green) line is located about a 3-minute walk from Via Luigi Settembrini 49. This line offers direct connections to major hubs such as Cadorna, Garibaldi, and Lambrate. Furthermore, Central Station, served by the M2 and M3 (Yellow) lines, can be reached in about a 5-minute walk, expanding travel options to various urban and regional destinations.
M4 (Blue) Line
The new, fully automatic M4 metro line operates from San Babila to Linate Airport. Although there are no stops in the immediate vicinity of Via Settembrini, it is possible to access the M4 with a simple transfer.
You can reach the San Babila stop in about 10-12 minutes by taking Line 60 from Via Vitruvio or by taking the M2 line to Centrale, then the M3 line to Duomo, then changing to the M1 line and walking to San Babila.
The M4 line provides direct connections to Linate Airport, in about 12 minutes from San Babila, and the Dateo and Forlanini FS stations, which are connected to the suburban railway.
Getting to the Train Stations
Central Station: Located a short distance away, it can be reached on foot in about 5 minutes. Alternatively, bus lines 60, 81, 90, and 92 offer direct connections.
Milan Porta Garibaldi Station: From Central Station, take the M2 line towards Abbiategrasso/Assago for one stop to Garibaldi FS.
Milan Cadorna Station: From Caiazzo station, take the M2 line towards Assago/Abbiategrasso to Cadorna FN.
Getting to the Airports
Milan Linate Airport is currently accessible via the M4 line from San Babila (reachable by bus 60 or M2+M1).
Milan Malpensa Airport: From the Central Station, the Malpensa Express train service offers direct connections to the airport.
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport: Direct buses depart regularly from the Central Station to this airport.
In short, Via Luigi Settembrini 37 offers a prime location with immediate access to an extensive public transportation network, making it easy to travel within Milan and to national and international destinations.
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