Easylife - Studio with balcony in Porta Romana

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 quintessential example of elegant urban living.



Step into this refined Milanese studio and be enveloped by a bright and intimate atmosphere. The heart of the space is a welcoming living area, dominated by a double bed with pure white fabrics, adorned with elegant details such as a tray with a cup and flowers, and illuminated by natural light filtering in from a quiet and private internal balcony: the perfect spot to start the day with serenity.

The compact yet elegant kitchen boasts dark, modern finishes, with a stovetop and coffee machine ready to pamper you during your moments of relaxation. Next to it, a small round table paired with minimalist black chairs emphasizes practicality and style, while the functional and well-appointed bathroom offers a crystal-clear glass shower, white sink, and washing machine, a perfect blend of aesthetics and everyday comfort.

Every detail is designed to tell the story of those who love discreet design and the balance between elegance and functionality: the clean lines, warm furnishings, and thoughtful use of space create an aesthetic statement that speaks of authenticity and contemporary comfort.



Paid parking nearby

Parcheggi Milanesi - Viale Monte Nero, 16/A - 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 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

Porta Romana is one of Milan's most charming and historically rich neighborhoods, located southeast of the city center. Known for its mix of historic and modern architecture, this neighborhood offers a vibrant cultural and social life, making it an ideal place to live and visit. Below is a detailed description of the neighborhood and surrounding areas, focusing on the main tourist attractions.



Places of Interest

The Terme di Milano, located near Porta Romana, are an oasis of relaxation and well-being. This thermal complex offers pools, saunas, and spa treatments in a unique setting, surrounded by the city's ancient Spanish walls.



An icon of Milanese architecture, the Torre Velasca is easily accessible from Porta Romana. This skyscraper, built in the 1950s, represents a perfect example of Italian modernism and offers panoramic views of the city.



A short distance away, the Rotonda della Besana is an 18th-century architectural complex. Originally a cemetery, it now hosts cultural events and temporary exhibitions. The circular church and internal garden are ideal for a quiet stroll.



Located just minutes away, the Fondazione Prada is one of Milan's leading contemporary art centers. The complex, designed by architect Rem Koolhaas, hosts modern art exhibitions, installations, and a cinema.



Parco Ravizza, this urban park offers large green spaces, jogging paths, and children's play areas. It's the perfect place to relax and enjoy nature in the heart of the city.



Nearby Areas

Porta Romana

The area itself is a mix of historic and modern buildings, with numerous restaurants, bars, and shops. It's known for its vibrant nightlife and numerous venues offering a wide variety of international and Italian cuisine.



Navigli

A short distance away, the Navigli are one of Milan's most picturesque areas. The historic canals, partly designed by Leonardo da Vinci, are lined with bars, restaurants, and art galleries, creating a lively and romantic atmosphere.



Historic Center

Easily accessible by public transportation, Milan's historic center is home to the Duomo, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and La Scala Opera House. These iconic sites are must-sees for anyone visiting the city.



Cultural and Social Life

Porta Romana is a vibrant neighborhood with a rich cultural and social scene. It is home to numerous theaters, art galleries, and historic cafés. The presence of gourmet restaurants, wine bars, and pastry shops makes the area a haven for foodies. Furthermore, the neighborhood is home to numerous cultural events, local markets, and festivals, which enliven the area throughout the year.



Conclusion

Porta Romana represents one of the most dynamic and fascinating areas of Milan, with a perfect balance of history, culture, and modernity. With its numerous tourist attractions, vibrant social life, and excellent public transportation access, Porta Romana is an ideal place to live and visit, offering an authentic and engaging experience in the heart of Milan.



Pharmacy

Naturally Health Parapharmacy - Viale Monte Nero, 15 - 20135 Milan

Hospital

Maggiore Policlinico Hospital - Via Sforza Francesco, 35 - 20122 Milan

Supermarket

Conad City - Viale Monte Nero, 5 - 20135 Milan



GET AROUND

Viale Monte Nero 29 is centrally located and well-connected, in the heart of the Porta Romana district, one of the city's most dynamic and well-served areas. The area is perfectly integrated into Milan's public transportation network, thanks to an efficient combination of trams, buses, and the subway, including the new M4 line, which allows for rapid travel to the airport and the city center.



Buses and Trams

Numerous surface lines operate in the immediate vicinity of Viale Monte Nero 29, ideal for traveling both to the city center and the outskirts.



Buses

Line 62: connects the area with Piazza Porta Romana, Piazza Cinque Giornate, and Piazza San Babila, ideal for reaching the shopping streets and offices of the city center.



Line 65: connects Porta Romana with Piazza Abbiategrasso, passing through Crocetta and Porta Vigentina.

Line 73 (just a few minutes from Corso XXII Marzo): connects San Babila with Linate Airport, passing through Viale Corsica.



Tram

Line 9: External circular line, very useful for reaching Central Station, Porta Genova, Navigli, and Porta Romana Station.

Line 16: Connects Piazza Fontana with Piazza Axum (San Siro), passing through Missori, Crocetta, Monte Nero, and Viale Sabotino.

Lines 12 and 27: Available a short distance away, they serve central and semi-central areas of the city, useful for quick urban travel.

The stops are located directly on Viale Monte Nero.



Subway

The address is excellently served by the M3 line (yellow), with two stops easily reachable on foot:

Porta Romana M3: About a 7-8 minute walk, it offers direct connections to the Duomo (3 stops), Central Station (5 stops), Montenapoleone, Crocetta, Repubblica, and Comasina.

Crocetta M3: Another stop a short distance away, accessible in about 10 minutes, useful for those traveling towards Missori or Corso di Porta Romana.

The M3 line provides quick and direct travel to the city's main hubs, including the historic center, train stations, and university campuses.



M4 Line (blue)

The new M4 line, now fully operational, is an additional strategic resource for those living in the area. The most convenient stop is San Babila M1/M4, reachable in about 15 minutes by Tram lines 9 or 16 to San Babila, or by bus lines 62 or 73 (depending on the direction).

Once on the M4, you can quickly and directly reach Linate Airport** (in just 12 minutes), Dateo and Forlanini FS, which are connected to the suburban railway.



Getting to the Train Stations

Stazione Centrale FS can be reached in about 10-15 minutes by taking the M3 line from Porta Romana or Crocetta, towards Comasina.

Milan Porta Garibaldi Station: Connected via M3 (Centrale) with a change to M2 at Centrale FS.

Cadorna FN Station: Take the M3 to Duomo, then change to the red M1 to Cadorna.



Reaching the Airports

Milan Linate Airport with a direct connection to the M4 line from San Babila, reachable in about 15 minutes by tram or bus.

Milan Malpensa Airport: From Porta Romana take the M3 to Centrale FS and Malpensa Express.

Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport: Take the M3 to Centrale FS and Orio Shuttle or Terravision.



In Summary

Viale Monte Nero 29 is a hub for Milan's urban mobility: located in a central, elegant, and lively area, it is perfectly connected to all major public transportation networks. Its proximity to the M3 line, numerous trams and buses, and accessibility to the new M4 line allow for easy travel to the historic center, train stations, universities, and airports, ensuring speed, comfort, and efficiency for every daily or occasional trip.



Tickets and Information

ATM - +39 800 808 181

Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949

Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366