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 quintessence of elegant urban living.
This magnificent apartment, recently renovated, is located in an elegant stately complex on the first floor, accessible by elevator and fully air-conditioned to ensure maximum comfort in every season. The entrance welcomes guests with a modern linear kitchen, custom-designed and equipped with the latest generation appliances, perfect for those who love to cook. Adjacent to the kitchen, there is a bright and spacious dining area, ideal for convivial lunches and dinners.
The elegant and welcoming living area is furnished with a comfortable sofa and a smart TV, offering a perfect space for daily relaxation or to watch a film. Next to it, a practical study equipped with a single sofa bed, wardrobe and smart TV, perfect both as a work space and to host any visitors.
The master bedroom is large and bright, tastefully furnished and equipped with a large built-in wardrobe that offers all the space needed to store clothes and accessories, while the smart TV adds a touch of modernity and comfort.
The bathroom is one of the gems of this apartment, designed with high-quality finishes, it is complete with a fantastic walk-in glass shower, spacious and modern, which offers a daily wellness experience.
The entire apartment is cared for in the smallest details, offering functional and welcoming spaces for a refined and comfortable living experience.
Paid parking nearby
Garage 2000 - Parcheggio Stazione Centrale - Via Achille Zezon, 2 - 20124 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 Centrale district in Milan is one of the most important urban hubs of the city, dominated by the monumental Stazione Centrale, which represents not only a point of departure and arrival for thousands of travellers every day, but also a place of great historical and architectural interest. The area is characterised by a lively urban atmosphere, a strong presence of services and connections and a rich cultural and tourist offer, making it one of the most dynamic and cosmopolitan areas of Milan.
The heart of the district is the Stazione Centrale, one of the most impressive railway buildings in Europe, inaugurated in 1931. The station is an architectural masterpiece in Liberty and Art Deco style, with elaborate decorations, large staircases, high ceilings and majestic arches. The station is not only an important hub for national and international trains, but also hosts numerous shops, restaurants and cafés.
The square in front of the Stazione Centrale, Piazza Duca d\'Aosta, is one of the main points of passage for those arriving or departing from Milan. Here you will find modern monuments and open spaces where travellers and tourists can stop to admire the surrounding architecture.
A few steps from the Central Station stands the famous Pirelli Tower, one of the symbols of modern architecture in Milan. Designed by Giò Ponti and completed in 1960, the Pirellone, as it is called by the Milanese, was the tallest building in the city for years. Today it houses offices of the Lombardy Region and represents an important piece of history of Milanese architectural design.
In the surrounding area, there is the Palazzo Lombardia, the skyscraper that houses the regional government of Lombardy. Its contemporary architecture is one of the symbols of modern Milan and of the economic growth of the region. The Belvedere, on the 39th floor, offers a panoramic view of the city and is open to the public on certain days.
Indro Montanelli Public Gardens
Not far from the Central Station, we find the Indro Montanelli Public Gardens, a green oasis in the heart of Milan. This historic park is perfect for walking, jogging or simply relaxing. Within the gardens are the Museo Civico di Storia Naturale and the Ulrico Hoepli Planetarium, two cultural attractions that offer educational experiences for all ages.
A short distance from the Centrale district, Corso Buenos Aires is one of Milan\'s main shopping arteries, with over 350 shops offering a wide range of products, from fashion to consumer goods. This long shopping street connects Porta Venezia with Piazzale Loreto, and is a must for shopaholics.
West of the Centrale district is the Porta Nuova area, one of Europe\'s most ambitious urban redevelopment projects. At the heart of this futuristic district is Piazza Gae Aulenti, an elevated square surrounded by modern skyscrapers, including the Bosco Verticale, winner of numerous international awards for its sustainable architecture. The area is home to numerous restaurants, cafes, luxury shops and a vibrant nightlife.
The neighborhood also features the Monumento al Deportato, located near the train station. This touching memorial commemorates the deportees who were taken from the platforms of Milan\'s train station during World War II to be taken to concentration camps.
Neighboring Areas
Northwest of the Central Station is the Isola neighborhood, a former working-class area that has undergone a radical transformation in recent years, becoming one of Milan\'s trendiest neighborhoods. Isola is famous for its trendy restaurants, bars, art galleries and lively nightlife. The Bosco Verticale, a residential complex with vertical gardens, is one of the architectural icons of this area.
Repubblica
The Repubblica neighborhood, which extends south of the Central Station, is characterized by wide tree-lined avenues and important office buildings and luxury residences. It is also home to the Diamante skyscraper, another symbol of the modern Milanese skyline.
East of the Central Station is the Città Studi neighborhood, famous for the presence of the Milan Polytechnic and the University of Studies. The area is characterised by a lively student community and a wide range of services, including cafes, restaurants and bookshops.
Piazzale Loreto is an important traffic hub and is also the entry point to Corso Buenos Aires. Loreto is a lively and dynamic area, perfect for those looking for an authentic and cosmopolitan atmosphere. It is also well served by public transport, with metro stops that easily connect with other parts of the city.
Cultural and Social Life
The Centrale area is extremely lively and offers a rich cultural and social life. In the surroundings of the station, there are numerous restaurants, bars and cafes where you can enjoy both local and international cuisine.
Pharmacy
Parapharmacy Punto Benessere - Piazza Duca D\'Aosta - 20125 Milan
Hospital
Clinical Institute Città Studi - Via Jommelli Niccolo\', 17 - 20131 Milan
Supermarket
Carrefour Express - Via Ponte Seveso, 26 - 20125 Milan
GET AROUND Via Achille Zezon 8 in Milan is located in an area well connected by public transport, which allows you to easily move to the main train stations and airports of the city. Here is a detailed guide on how to get around the area by bus, tram and metro.
Bus
Line 43
The closest stop is located a few minutes walk from Via Achille Zezon. Line 43 connects the area with the Central Station and other areas of the city such as Maciachini and Greco. It is a great option for those who want to quickly reach the main train station or other residential and commercial areas of Milan.
Line 82
This bus line serves the Via Achille Zezon area and offers direct connections to Bicocca and Maciachini, both areas well served by further public transport links.
Tram
Line 4
Tram 4 passes near Via Achille Zezon and offers a direct connection to Piazzale Lagosta and the Isola area, one of the most modern and dynamic neighborhoods of Milan. From here, you can take other tram or bus lines to move to other parts of the city.
Metro
The closest metro stop is Istria on Line M5 (Lilac), which is about a 10-15 minute walk from Via Achille Zezon. Line M5 connects some of the most important areas of Milan, making it easy to reach different points of interest.
Line M5 (Lilac)
Istria: From this stop you can quickly reach areas such as Zara, an important interchange hub with Line M3 (Yellow). Line M5 is very useful for those who need to reach Porta Garibaldi, another crucial connection point for rail and metro transport.
San Siro: From Line M5 you can reach San Siro, famous for its football stadium and major sporting and musical events.
Line M3 (Yellow)
Taking Line M5 to Zara, you can access Line M3, which takes you directly to the Duomo and Central Station. This line passes through the heart of the city, making it very easy to travel between the main tourist attractions and shopping areas.
Train Stations
Central Station
Milan Central Station can be reached in about 20 minutes by taking bus 43 or by combining Line M5 with Line M3. Central Station is the main railway hub in Milan, with high-speed trains connecting the city with other Italian cities such as Rome, Florence and Naples, as well as international trains to Switzerland and France.
Porta Garibaldi Station
Porta Garibaldi Station is easily reached by Line M5, which has a dedicated stop. Regional and national trains depart from Garibaldi, as well as being an important hub for suburban lines.
Airports
Milan Linate Airport (LIN)
Linate Airport is about 30 minutes away. To get there, you can take the subway to San Babila (Line M1) and from there bus 73, which takes you directly to the airport. Alternatively, you can use a taxi or a ride-sharing service for a direct and quick journey.
Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP)
Malpensa Airport can be reached via the Malpensa Express from Stazione Centrale or Porta Garibaldi Station. The journey takes approximately 40-50 minutes. To get to Stazione Centrale, you can take bus 43 or Line M5 to Zara, and then change to Line M3 to the station.
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport (BGY)
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport can be reached via shuttle buses departing from Stazione Centrale. You can take bus 43 or the subway to reach the station, and from there take the shuttle bus to Orio al Serio, which takes approximately one hour.
Additional Services
Bike Sharing and Electric Scooters
Via Achille Zezon is also well served by BikeMi (bike sharing) services and electric scooters such as Helbiz and Lime, which can be used to easily move around the area or to public transport stops.
Taxis and Ride-Sharing
Taxis are readily available in the area, especially in areas close to the metro and major tram stops. Ride-sharing services such as Uber and Free Now are widely available and offer a convenient alternative for getting around quickly.
In Summary
Via Achille Zezon 8 is a well-connected location by public transport, with access to trams, buses and the metro, making it easy to reach Milan\'s main train stations and airports. With proximity to the M5 Line and numerous bus and tram connections, getting around the city is quick and easy, making the area ideal for both those who live in Milan and those who are staying temporarily.
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