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.
The apartment opens onto a welcoming and well-organized entrance hall that immediately leads to the spacious living area, a bright and harmonious space enhanced by herringbone parquet floors and contemporary furnishings. The living room, furnished with a comfortable sofa, is designed as a versatile and refined space, ideal for relaxing or socializing, flanked by an elegant dining area that blends seamlessly into the space.
The newly built, linear kitchen stands out for its clean lines and modern finishes: fully equipped with appliances, it is designed for maximum functionality without sacrificing style. A practical, bright and quiet smart working area is located in a private area, ideal for working comfortably from home.
The sleeping area features a spacious and sophisticated double bedroom, characterized by a relaxing atmosphere and complemented by a convenient walk-in closet for organization and practicality. The modern and aesthetically striking bathroom is finished in marble-effect stoneware and features a spacious glass shower, wall-mounted fixtures, and custom-made furnishings, designed for comfort and everyday functionality.
An elegant and perfectly laid-out residence, ideal for those seeking a contemporary lifestyle, superior comfort, and attention to detail in a quality residential setting.
Paid parking nearby
Biumi Garage - Via Lecco, 17 - 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 Porta Venezia is one of Milan's most iconic and fascinating neighborhoods, known for its rich history, extraordinary architecture, and vibrant cultural and social life. Located northeast of the historic center, Porta Venezia is a hub for those wishing to live in or visit one of the city's most dynamic and multi-ethnic areas. The neighborhood takes its name from the ancient gateway to the city, which today serves as a gateway to the area, characterized by historic buildings and tree-lined streets.
Architecture and History
Porta Venezia is famous for its Art Nouveau buildings, dating back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Strolling through its streets, you can admire splendid facades decorated with floral motifs, wrought-iron balconies, and architectural details that tell the story of early 20th-century Milan. Among the most famous buildings are Casa Galimberti and Casa Guazzoni, masterpieces of Art Nouveau architecture that are now symbols of the neighborhood.
One of Milan's oldest and most beautiful parks, the Indro Montanelli Public Gardens, is located in the heart of Porta Venezia. This large park is a green oasis in the city, ideal for walking, jogging, or simply relaxing in the shade of centuries-old trees. The park also houses major cultural attractions, such as the Civic Museum of Natural History and the Ulrico Hoepli Planetarium, offering an educational and recreational experience for visitors of all ages.
Adjacent to Porta Venezia, Corso Buenos Aires is one of the longest and busiest shopping streets in Europe, with over 350 shops ranging from fashion boutiques to department stores. It's the perfect place for shoppers, with a wide range of options to suit all tastes and budgets.
Porta Venezia is a lively and cosmopolitan neighborhood, known for its cultural diversity. It's home to one of Milan's most active and visible LGBTQ+ communities, with numerous bars, clubs, and cafes making the area one of the city's main meeting points. Every year, Porta Venezia is the center of Milan Pride, a major event celebrating LGBTQ+ pride with parades, cultural events, and parties that liven up the neighborhood streets.
These two streets, located in the heart of the neighborhood, are famous for their vibrant nightlife and wide selection of restaurants, bars, and ethnic venues. Here, you can enjoy dinner at one of the many restaurants offering cuisines from around the world, or simply enjoy an aperitivo at one of the many trendy bars.
Porta Venezia is also a cultural district, with a good selection of cinemas and theaters. The Cinema Plinius, located on Corso Buenos Aires, is one of Milan's most historic, while the Teatro Elfo Puccini, also on Corso Buenos Aires, is a hub for contemporary and experimental theater.
West of Porta Venezia, Brera is Milan's artistic and bohemian neighborhood, known for its romantic atmosphere, cobblestone streets, and the presence of the Pinacoteca di Brera, one of Italy's most important art galleries. Brera is also a vibrant cultural center, with numerous art galleries, artisan workshops, and historic cafés.
East of Porta Venezia is Città Studi, home to the Polytechnic University of Milan and other important academic institutions. This neighborhood has a youthful and dynamic atmosphere, with numerous cafés, bookstores, and bars frequented by students and faculty.
Southwest of Porta Venezia, Milan Cathedral is easily reached in just a few minutes by subway (Line M1). Milan's historic center offers a myriad of tourist attractions, including La Scala Opera House, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and the Sforza Castle.
To the northwest, the Isola neighborhood is known for its modern architecture and the Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest), an example of sustainable construction that has won numerous international awards. Isola is also a young and creative neighborhood, with a vibrant art scene and a number of trendy bars.
Conclusion
Porta Venezia is a neighborhood that offers a perfect mix of history, culture, shopping, and entertainment. Its strategic location, architectural beauty, and vibrant social life make it one of Milan's most desirable locations, both for residents and visitors. With its numerous tourist attractions and excellent transportation connections, Porta Venezia represents a privileged gateway to Milan's cultural richness and urban life.
Pharmacy
Sant'Agnese Pharmacy - Via San Gregorio, 3 - 20124 Milan
Hospital
Fatebenefratelli Hospital - Piazzale Principessa Clotilde, 3 - 20121 Milan
Supermarket
Sigma - Via San Gregorio, 18/A - 20124 Milan
GET AROUND Via San Gregorio 3 is centrally located in Milan, between Porta Venezia, Repubblica, and the Central Station, in a vibrant urban area with plenty of amenities. The area is well-served by public transportation, with numerous bus, tram, and subway lines, allowing for quick travel to the historic center, the main train stations, and all airports. The new M4 (blue) subway line is also easily accessible, making connections to Milan Linate Airport even faster.
BUSES AND TRAM
Via San Gregorio and the surrounding streets are served by numerous ATM surface lines.
Bus
Line 60 connects the area directly with San Babila, crossing Corso Buenos Aires.
Line 81 is useful for reaching Lambrate FS, Ortica, and several neighborhoods in the northeast.
Line 92 is a circular line connecting Bovisa, Porta Romana, Viale Isonzo, and Romolo.
Internal circular line 94, convenient for traveling between Porta Venezia, Cadorna, Moscova, and Lambrate.
Tram
Tram 5 connects the area with Repubblica, Garibaldi, and Farini.
Tram 9 is a very efficient circular line that passes through Central Station, Repubblica, Porta Genova, Navigli, and Bicocca.
Tram 1 allows you to reach the historic center via Piazza della Scala, Cairoli, and Cadorna.
The stops are located between Via San Gregorio, Via Vitruvio, Viale Tunisia, and Piazza della Repubblica, all just a few minutes' walk away.
SUBWAY
The area is one of the best-connected areas of the city.
Repubblica M3 (yellow line), about a 5-minute walk away, connects directly to the Duomo, Missori, Crocetta, Porta Romana, San Donato, and Central Station.
Porta Venezia M1 (red line) is a 7–8-minute walk away, ideal for traveling to San Babila, the Duomo, Cadorna, and the western area up to Rho Fiera.
Centrale FS M2/M3 is a short distance away, representing one of the city's main transport hubs, with connections to Garibaldi, Cadorna, Lambrate, Porta Genova, and the surrounding area.
M4 LINE (BLUE)
The new M4 line, connecting the city center to Milan Linate Airport, is easily accessible from San Babila. M4 can be accessed via M1 from Porta Venezia or direct Bus 60, or M3 from Repubblica to Duomo, then transfer to M1.
GETTING TO THE RAILWAY STATIONS
Centrale FS Station: a 5–7-minute walk or one metro stop; the main hub for high-speed trains, regional trains, and airport shuttles.
Milan Porta Garibaldi Station: accessible via M2 or M5 with a change at Centrale or Repubblica.
Milan Cadorna FN Station: connected to the M1 line from Porta Venezia or the M3 line with a change at Duomo, useful for the Malpensa Express.
GETTING TO THE AIRPORTS
Milan Linate Airport: M1 or bus 60 to San Babila, then M4
Milan Malpensa Airport
Malpensa Express departing from Centrale FS or Cadorna FN
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport: Direct shuttles from Centrale FS Station
IN SUMMARY
Via San Gregorio 3 offers comprehensive and efficient urban mobility, thanks to the close proximity of three metro lines (M1, M2, M3), an extensive tram and bus network, and rapid access to the new M4 line. Connections to the historic center, the main train stations, and all Milanese airports are direct and well-organized, making this area ideal for conveniently traveling throughout Milan without the need for a car.
Tickets and InformationATM -
+39 800 808 181Trenord -
+39 02 7249 4949Orioshuttle -
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+39 035 319366 
