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 epitome of elegant urban living.
In a prestigious stately complex on the 6th floor with elevator, this beautiful air-conditioned apartment combines sophistication and modernity to offer a unique living experience. The entrance leads to a brand new linear kitchen, complete with appliances and a peninsula, perfect for preparing and enjoying meals in style. The dining area overlooks a bright living area with a comfortable sofa bed and smart TV, ideal for moments of relaxation and entertainment.
The large and sophisticated master bedroom is furnished with a large built-in wardrobe for impeccable organization and a designer sofa that enriches the environment with a touch of elegance. The completely renovated bathroom boasts a spacious shower that adds a touch of luxury to the daily routine.
Refined details characterize the apartment: a magnificent dark wood parquet laid in a herringbone pattern runs along all the rooms, adding warmth and charm, while design details complete the refined aesthetic, for an exclusive and welcoming atmosphere.
Paid parking nearby
Eurogarage - Via dei Grimani, 13 - 20144 Milan (MI)
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 Solari district in Milan is one of the most dynamic and fascinating areas of the city, where residential spaces, parks, art and culture blend harmoniously. Located southwest of the center, Solari takes its name from Parco Solari, one of the main recreational areas in the area, very popular with residents and also equipped with a public swimming pool, ideal for those who love the outdoors and recreational activities.
Places of Interest
Mudec - Museum of Cultures
One of the most famous cultural centers in the area is the Mudec - Museum of Cultures, dedicated to world cultures and hosting temporary and permanent exhibitions of contemporary art. With a starred restaurant and a café, it is a must-see for those who love to explore international art and flavors.
The nearby Via Tortona is an important creative area of Milan, home to showrooms, design studios and renowned exhibitions during the Fuorisalone. Known as one of the fashion and design districts, it is the perfect area to experience events, exhibitions and temporary installations. There is also the Armani/Silos, a museum dedicated to the career of Giorgio Armani, where you can immerse yourself in the history of fashion.
In the nearby Navigli area, the Church of San Cristoforo, dating back to the 13th century, is a jewel of Milanese Gothic architecture. Located along the Naviglio Grande, it is a suggestive stop for those who want to discover the historical and artistic face of Milan.
Solari is located a short distance from the famous Navigli, one of the most picturesque and lively neighborhoods of the city. The Darsena, the ancient port of Milan, has been transformed into a recreational area, with walks along the canal, restaurants and clubs for every taste. The Navigli are a point of reference for those who want to experience the Milanese nightlife and go shopping in antique shops and art galleries.
Next to Via Tortona, Via Savona is another street that is a symbol of design and creativity, populated by showrooms and architectural studios. During Fuorisalone and Milan Fashion Week events, this area comes alive with exhibitions, fashion shows and presentations, becoming an international meeting point.
Neighboring Areas
West of Solari, the Washington neighborhood is known for its elegant buildings, tree-lined avenues and residential tranquility. Washington is home to restaurants, quality shops and cafes, making it one of the city's most refined residential areas.
Porta Genova, nearby, is one of Milan's historic districts and a gateway to the Navigli. Featuring a vibrant nightlife, Porta Genova is ideal for those looking for traditional and international restaurants and bars. The Porta Genova train station is also a point of reference for frequent travelers.
East of Solari is Sant'Ambrogio, one of Milan's historic districts, home to the Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio, a masterpiece of Lombard Romanesque architecture. The area is also famous for the Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology, a must-see for history and science enthusiasts.
Shopping and Dining
Solari and the surrounding areas are full of options for those who love shopping and gastronomy. Near Via Tortona and Via Savona there are fashion boutiques and showrooms, as well as trendy restaurants and clubs. Nearby, the Navigli offer numerous options for dinners and aperitifs, from typical Milanese restaurants to bars along the canals, perfect for enjoying an aperitif with a view.
Conclusion
The Solari district represents one of the most multifaceted and attractive areas of Milan, where modernity and history blend together to create a unique environment. With parks, museums, showrooms and the proximity to the Navigli, Solari is the perfect starting point for those who want to experience Milan in all its variety, from art to fashion, from tradition to modernity.
Pharmacy
Mattalia Pharmacy - Via Washington Giorgio, 98 - 20146 Milan
Hospital
S. Giuseppe Hospital - Via San Vittore, 12 - 20123 Milan
Supermarket
Carrefour Express - Via Garian, 40 - 20146 Milan
GET AROUND From Via Vincenzo Foppa 60, located in the Solari area of Milan, it is very easy to move around the city thanks to the extensive public transport network available, including trams, buses and the new M4 metro line. The location is strategic for quickly reaching the main train stations and airports of Milan.
Metro
M4 Line (Blue) - Washington-Bolivar stop
The Washington-Bolivar stop of the new M4 Line is just a few minutes' walk from Via Vincenzo Foppa. This recently inaugurated line is essential for quick connections to the city center and Milan Linate Airport. The M4 offers direct connections to strategic points such as San Babila and allows easy transfer to other metro lines to move easily throughout Milan.
M1 Line (Red) - De Angelis stop
The Wagner stop of the M1 Line can be reached on foot or with a short bus ride. Line M1 connects the area with key points of the city, such as the Duomo and Porta Venezia, and offers a quick transfer to Cadorna Station, where you can take the Malpensa Express to Milan Malpensa Airport.
Tram
Line 14 is one of the main tram lines that runs through Via Foppa. This tram directly connects the Solari area with the historic center, including key points such as the Duomo and the Brera district. It is ideal for those who want to explore the center of Milan without having to take the subway.
Line 10 crosses the city from north to south, also passing through Porta Genova and other central areas. It is perfect for those who want to travel to Porta Romana or visit other areas of Milan without changing transport.
Bus
Line 50 connects Via Foppa with the city center, including Piazza Sant’Ambrogio and other areas of interest. It is a convenient option for those who want to travel to the east of the city or reach the surrounding neighborhoods.
Bus 61 connects the Solari area with San Babila and Porta Venezia. It also passes through other strategic areas, such as Corso Indipendenza, and is a practical choice for those who want to reach the center without changing lines.
Line 68 serves the area with connections to Bonola and Via Bergognone. It is useful for internal travel within the city and for reaching other residential and commercial areas.
How to Reach the Train Stations
Cadorna is easily reached from the Wagner stop on Line M1 or with a short trip on the new M4, which allows you to arrive at the station in a few minutes. The Malpensa Express departs from Cadorna, which connects directly with Milan Malpensa airport.
The Central Station can be reached by taking the M1 to Duomo and changing to Line M3 (Yellow) or by using tram 14 to the center and continuing with the M3. The Central Station is one of the main transport hubs, from which high-speed and regional trains depart.
To get to Porta Garibaldi, you can take the M4 to San Babila, then change to Line M2 (Green). Porta Garibaldi is a very convenient station for regional and suburban trains, as well as connections to other Italian cities.
Getting to the Airports
Milan Linate Airport (LIN)
Thanks to the M4 Line, it is now possible to reach Milan Linate Airport directly and quickly. From the Washington-Bolivar stop, the M4 takes you directly to the airport in about 20-25 minutes, making access to Linate easy and convenient for frequent travelers.
Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)
Milan Malpensa Airport can be easily reached from Cadorna Station, taking the Malpensa Express. From Via Foppa, it is easy to get to Cadorna thanks to the M1 Line from the Wagner stop, or with a short bus ride.
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport (BGY)
To reach Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport, you can take one of the direct shuttles from Central Station. The most convenient route from Via Foppa is to get to Central Station by subway or tram, and then continue with the shuttle.
Conclusion
Via Vincenzo Foppa 60 is a perfect location to move around the city easily, thanks to numerous tram and bus lines and the new M4 Line that connects directly with Linate Airport and the central areas of Milan. With efficient public transport options and convenient connections to stations and airports, living or staying in this area means having Milan and its main attractions at your fingertips.
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