Easylife - Refined apartment in Duomo

THE SPACE

Welcome to the Milanese charm of Easylife House, a company managing the apartment for short notice. Characterized by a cozy and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the epitome of elegant urban life.



This refined apartment, located under pressure from the Duomo of Milan, offers a high quality living experience on the 4th floor of an elegant palace with elevator. Completely air-conditioned, the apartment is ideally placed with an entrance if it has a spacious living area. Which, a sofa bed invites you to relax, accompanied by a smart TV for entertainment. The upright, adjacent area is ideal for a convivial atmosphere, between the linear kitchen, modern and completely fitted with high-range electrical appliances, allowing you to prepare food with ease and style.



The matrimonial camera, bright and spacious, is a quiet place, equipped with a wall mounted amp that offers plenty of space for storage. Also this moment presents a smart TV, perfect for private relaxation. It is elegant and functional, equipped with modern teaching and all the necessary comfort.



The particularity makes this apartment unique and the beautiful parquet flooring has a spin of wood, which adds a touch of class and refinement to the environment, creating a warm and comfortable atmosphere. The central position, right next to the Duomo, makes this apartment the ideal place for those who want to live in the heart of Milan, with all the comfort and convenience it provides.



Parking for the local Autosilo Diaz - Piazza Diaz Armando, 6 - 20123 Milano



FURTHER INFORMATIONS

The apartment is part of Easylife House, a well-known group specializing in the city of Milan, 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. Do not hesitate to contact us for:

• Transfer to and from the airports of Milan Malpensa, Milan Linate, Bergamo.

• Visits to museums (such as the Pinacoteca di Brera, Leonardo's Last Supper, Teatro alla Scala etc. etc.)

• Restaurants and/or events.

• E-bike tours accompanied by an official guide.

• Shopping and much more.



NEIGHBORHOOD

The Duomo district of Milan is the beating heart of the city, an area that embodies the perfect fusion of history, culture, fashion and modernity. Dominated by the majestic Duomo Cathedral, this district is the reference point for those visiting Milan, with a wide range of tourist attractions, high-fashion shops, renowned restaurants and a vibrant city life. Being in the Duomo district means experiencing the very essence of Milan, in an area rich in historical and iconic monuments, as well as cultural and entertainment opportunities.



The Duomo Cathedral is undoubtedly the symbol of Milan. This imposing Gothic church, the largest in Italy, is famous for its intricate façade, its spires and its statues, including the famous golden Madonnina. Visiting the Duomo also means exploring its terraces, from which you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the city, and the crypt, which houses the relics of San Carlo Borromeo.



Adjacent to the Duomo is the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, one of the oldest and most luxurious shopping arcades in the world. This architectural masterpiece with its glass and iron roof is home to high-fashion boutiques, historic cafés and luxury restaurants. The Galleria connects Piazza del Duomo with Piazza della Scala, and is a meeting point for Milanese and tourists alike.



A few steps from the Duomo stands the Teatro alla Scala, one of the most prestigious opera houses in the world. The greatest stars of opera and classical music perform here, offering a program of shows that attracts fans from every corner of the globe. The attached museum tells the story of the theater and its legendary performances.



Located next to the Duomo, the Palazzo Reale is an important exhibition center that hosts temporary art exhibitions of international standing. Its historic rooms, which once housed the rulers of Milan, are now a vital cultural space for the city.



Opposite the Duomo, the Museo del Novecento is dedicated to 20th-century art, with a collection that includes works by Italian and international artists such as Umberto Boccioni, Giorgio de Chirico, Lucio Fontana and Pablo Picasso. The museum is a must-see for modern and contemporary art enthusiasts.



Neighboring Areas



North of the Duomo is the Brera district, known for its bohemian atmosphere and lively art scene. The heart of the district is the Academy of Fine Arts and the Pinacoteca di Brera, which houses one of the most important art collections in Italy. Brera is also famous for its gourmet restaurants, designer boutiques and elegant cafés.



East of the Duomo is the Quadrilatero della Moda, a district famous for its elegant streets, including Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga and Via Sant'Andrea. Here you will find the boutiques of the world's greatest designers, luxury jewelry stores and exclusive showrooms. It is the ideal place to shop for top international brands.



West of the Duomo, a short distance away, stands the Castello Sforzesco, one of the largest fortified citadels in Europe. In addition to being an important symbol of Milan's history, the castle is home to several museums, including the Museum of Ancient Art and the Museum of Musical Instruments, as well as Michelangelo's Pietà Rondanini. The castle is surrounded by Parco Sempione, the city's green lung.



To the northeast, Porta Venezia is one of the most multicultural and dynamic areas of Milan. In addition to its Art Nouveau buildings and the Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli, there are numerous ethnic restaurants, trendy shops and nightclubs here. The area is also a hub for Milan's LGBTQ+ community.



To the southwest, the Navigli represent one of the most picturesque and romantic areas of Milan. The historic canals, partly designed by Leonardo da Vinci, are lined with bars, restaurants, art galleries and vintage shops. The Navigli are the heart of Milan's nightlife, with a unique atmosphere that attracts young people and tourists.



Throughout the year, Piazza del Duomo hosts public events, concerts, cultural events and celebrations, making it an always active and lively place. The proximity to Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, one of the main shopping streets in Milan, guarantees a complete experience of shopping, culture and entertainment.



Conclusion

Living or visiting the Duomo district of Milan means being in the heart of the city, surrounded by its historical, cultural and artistic wonders. With its numerous tourist attractions, elegant shopping streets and lively social life, the Duomo is undoubtedly the most iconic and fascinating place in Milan, capable of offering a unique and unforgettable experience to anyone lucky enough to be here.



Pharmacy

Farmacia Carlo Alberto - Via Mazzini Giuseppe, 12 - 20123 Milan

Hospital

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

Supermarket

Pam Local- Piazza Santa Maria Beltrade, 1 - 20100 Milan



GET AROUND

Via Dogana 3, located in the heart of Milan just steps from the Duomo, is a strategic location that offers excellent public transport links. Being so central, it is particularly convenient for moving around the city, reaching the main train stations and connecting to the airports. Here is a detailed guide on how to get around the area using buses, trams, the subway and how to reach the train stations and airports.



Subway

Line M1 (Red) and Line M3 (Yellow)

Duomo stop: Via Dogana 3 is located a few steps from the Duomo stop, where the M1 and M3 lines intersect. The M1 (Red) Line quickly connects to key points such as:

Cadorna FN: From where the Malpensa Express departs to Milan Malpensa Airport.

Porta Venezia and Lotto: For shopping or to reach the Milan fair district.



The M3 (Yellow) Line instead connects directly to:

Central Station: In about 5 minutes, connecting directly with national and international trains.

Missori and Porta Romana: Other central and well-connected areas of the city.



M2 Line (Green)

Cadorna FN stop: Accessible with the M1 Line from the Duomo stop, the M2 Line allows you to reach:

Garibaldi Station: Another important railway hub and connector with the M5 line (Lilac).

Porta Genova: Ideal for reaching the Navigli.



Tram

Line 14

Piazza Fontana stop: Line 14 is ideal for moving on the surface and quickly reaching areas such as the Ticinese district, Porta Genova and Cadorna station. It is perfect for those who prefer to enjoy the urban panorama while traveling.



Line 2

Via Torino stop: Tram line 2 passes near Via Dogana and connects the area with Porta Genova and Brera, two of the most dynamic and culturally rich neighborhoods in Milan.



Line 16

Piazza Duomo stop: This tram connects the center with the peripheral areas of the city, including San Siro, where the football stadium is located, and Porta Venezia.



Bus

Line 54

Duomo M1 stop: This bus connects Via Dogana with the Porta Vittoria area and continues towards Linate, making it a good option for those who need to travel to Linate Airport or the areas east of Milan.



Line 60

Piazza Fontana stop: Line 60 is another option for reaching the Central Station on the surface, passing through Porta Venezia. It is useful for those who prefer to avoid the subway.



Train Stations

Central Station

Reachable in about 5 minutes with Line M3**: Central Station is the main railway hub of the city, with national and international trains. The main buses to Milan's airports also depart from here.



Garibaldi Station

Reachable in about 10 minutes with Line M2: Take Line M1 to Cadorna and then Line M2 to Garibaldi. This station is another important rail hub with regional and high-speed connections.



Cadorna Station

Reachable in about 5 minutes with Line M1: From here the Malpensa Express departs for Milan Malpensa Airport. Cadorna station is also a departure point for several regional trains.



Airports

Milan Linate Airport (LIN)

Connection with Linate: Milan Linate Airport is the closest and can be reached in about 20-30 minutes by taxi or by bus 73, which leaves from Piazza San Babila, reachable in a few minutes with Line M1.



Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)

Connection with Malpensa: From Via Dogana, reach Cadorna FN station with Line M1 and take the Malpensa Express. The train takes about 50 minutes to get to the airport. Alternatively, you can take the shuttle buses that run regularly from Stazione Centrale.



Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport (BGY)

Connection to Orio al Serio: Shuttle buses to Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport run from Stazione Centrale and take approximately 60 minutes to reach the airport.



Additional Considerations



Taxi and Ride-Sharing

Because it is centrally located, taxis are readily available and ride-sharing services such as Uber are widely used. This is a convenient option for quick trips or to get directly to the airports.



Bike Sharing

Via Dogana is well served by the bike sharing service (BikeMi), with several stations nearby. This makes it quick and easy to cycle around the city for short trips.



In short, Via Dogana 3 is one of the most central and well-connected locations in Milan. With the metro, trams and buses nearby, it is easy to travel around the city, reach the main train stations and connect to the airports quickly and efficiently.



Tickets and Information

ATM - +39 800 808 181

Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949

Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366