THE SPACE Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental apartment management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the quintessential expression of elegant urban living.
This new and elegant apartment is located on the 4th floor of a refined, elegant building with elevator and concierge service. Fully air-conditioned, it boasts modern and refined interiors. The entrance opens onto a linear hallway with floor-to-ceiling cabinets, perfectly integrated and ideal for an organized space. The living area is bright and welcoming, furnished with a clean-lined single sofa bed, a wall-mounted Smart TV, and understated finishes that complement the natural wood parquet flooring.
Adjacent is the dining area, featuring a round table with contemporary transparent seats and pendant lighting. The new, elegant and minimalist linear kitchen features floor-to-ceiling cabinetry and a light-colored countertop, complete with an oven, microwave, stovetop, coffee maker, and kettle, as well as ample storage space.
The master bedroom offers a relaxing and well-proportioned space, complete with a comfortable bed, Smart TV, designer bedside tables, and access to a convenient separate walk-in closet. The en suite bathroom is modern, with a glass shower, elegant finishes, and functional details. The property also includes a separate study area furnished with a desk, wardrobe, and a second single sofa bed, as well as a second full bathroom with a large walk-in shower. An ideal solution for business or pleasure, where aesthetics, comfort, and functionality blend in an elegant and private setting.
Paid parking nearby
Quick - No Problem Parking S.p.A. - Corso Buenos Aires, 21
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 vibrant neighborhoods, characterized by a fascinating mix of history, culture, shopping, and social life. Located just steps from the city center, it is one of the main gateways to the city and an important cultural and urban hub. The neighborhood is known for its Art Nouveau architecture, wide tree-lined avenues, and proximity to numerous tourist and cultural attractions.
The name Porta Venezia derives from the ancient city gate, one of six that once formed part of Milan's Spanish walls. The area still retains numerous stately buildings and Art Nouveau villas built between the late 19th and early 20th centuries, lending the neighborhood a timeless elegance. Strolling along Corso Venezia, you can admire architectural masterpieces such as Casa Galimberti and Casa Guazzoni, famous for their richly decorated facades.
One of the area's most important landmarks is Indro Montanelli Park, a true green oasis in the heart of the city, ideal for walking, jogging, or relaxing. The park is home to the Civic Museum of Natural History, the largest natural history museum in Italy, and the Ulrico Hoepli Planetarium, both popular destinations for families, students, and tourists.
A few minutes away is Corso Buenos Aires, one of Milan's main shopping streets and one of the longest in Europe, with over 350 stores ranging from major international chains to Italian boutiques. It's a must-see for those who love shopping and urban life.
Porta Venezia is also a dynamic and multicultural neighborhood, recognized as one of the centers of Milan's LGBTQ+ community. Milan Pride is held here every year, and the area is home to numerous bars, clubs, and inclusive spaces, making it one of the city's liveliest nightlife hubs. This cultural richness is also reflected in the gastronomic offerings, which range from traditional Lombard cuisine to ethnic dishes from around the world.
Among the main tourist attractions is the Gallery of Modern Art, housed within the Villa Reale, which houses a prestigious collection of 19th- and 20th-century works by artists such as Canova, Hayez, and Segantini. The villa and its gardens are a fascinating stop. The Ulrico Hoepli Planetarium, the largest in Italy, offers shows and screenings dedicated to astronomy, while during Milan Design Week, the neighborhood becomes a centerpiece with installations, exhibitions, and design-related events thanks to the Porta Venezia in Design initiative.
The area is also home to the Church of San Carlo al Corso, an imposing neoclassical building inspired by the Pantheon in Rome, recognizable by its large dome and richly decorated interior.
Nightlife is particularly lively along Via Lecco and Via Melzo, home to numerous bars and wine bars, famous for the Milanese aperitivo. The area is lively yet well-integrated into the urban fabric, offering a balance between sociability and livability.
Nearby areas include Lazzaretto, a historic neighborhood with a more intimate atmosphere; Repubblica, an elegant area with skyscrapers and luxury hotels; and Brera, Milan's artistic heart, known for its art galleries, boutiques, and historic cafés.
In short, Porta Venezia encompasses all the best of Milan: history, culture, shopping, gastronomy, and a vibrant social life. Thanks to its numerous attractions and strategic location, it is one of the most popular areas to live, work, or stay in the city.
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 Tadino 6 is centrally located in Milan, in the heart of the Porta Venezia district, just steps from Corso Buenos Aires, Piazza Lima, and Repubblica. The area boasts a vibrant urban atmosphere, rich in services, shops, restaurants, and bars, and is excellently served by subway, tram, and bus services, allowing for quick travel to the historic center, the main train stations, and all airports. The new M4 (blue) line, which directly connects Milan's city center to Linate Airport, is also easily accessible.
BUSES AND TRAM
Via Tadino and the surrounding streets are served by numerous ATM surface lines, ideal for urban and inter-neighborhood travel:
Bus
Line 60 connects the area directly with San Babila, crossing Corso Buenos Aires.
Line 81 is useful for reaching Lambrate FS, Ortica, and the northeast of the city.
Line 92 is a circular line connecting Bovisa, Porta Romana, Viale Isonzo, and Romolo.
Internal circular line 94, convenient for quick connections to Cadorna, Moscova, Porta Venezia, 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 Tadino, Viale Tunisia, Corso Buenos Aires, and Piazza della Repubblica, all just a few minutes' walk away.
SUBWAY
The area is one of the best-connected areas of Milan from a metropolitan perspective:
Porta Venezia M1 (red line), reachable in about 5–6 minutes on foot, provides quick connections to San Babila, the Duomo, Cadorna FN, and the western area up to Rho Fiera.
Lima M1 is a valid alternative, just a short distance away, particularly convenient for Corso Buenos Aires.
Repubblica M3 (yellow line), a 6–7-minute walk away, connects directly to the Duomo, Missori, Crocetta, Porta Romana, San Donato, and the Central Station.
Centrale FS M2/M3, easily accessible, is one of the city's main interchanges.
M4 LINE (BLUE)
The new M4 metro line, connecting the city center to Milan Linate Airport, is easily accessible:
San Babila M4, accessible via: M1 from Porta Venezia or Lima Bus 60 direct to M3 from Repubblica to Duomo, with a transfer to M1
GETTING TO THE RAILWAY STATIONS
Centrale FS Station: a 10–12-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 transfer at Centrale or Repubblica.
Milan Cadorna FN Station: connected to M1 direct from Porta Venezia or Lima; departure station for the Malpensa Express.
Milan Lambrate FS Station: reachable by M2 from Centrale FS.
Passante stations (Porta Venezia, Dateo, Forlanini FS): easily accessible by M1 or M4.
GETTING TO THE AIRPORTS
Milan Linate Airport: Recommended route: M1 to San Babila, then M4
Milan Malpensa Airport: Malpensa Express departing from Centrale FS Station or Cadorna FN
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport: Direct shuttles departing from Centrale FS Station
IN SUMMARY
Via Tadino 6 offers comprehensive, efficient, and well-organized urban mobility. The nearby subway (M1, M2, M3), an extensive tram and bus network, and quick access to the new M4 line make this area ideal for easily traveling throughout Milan. Connections to the historic center, the main train stations, and all Milanese airports are direct and reliable, allowing you to get around comfortably without the need for a car.
Tickets and InformationATM -
+39 800 808 181Trenord -
+39 02 7249 4949Orioshuttle -
Informazioni sui biglietti -
+39 035 319366 
