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 modern apartment, located in the heart of the Navigli in Milan, offers a perfect combination of elegance and comfort. Located in a prestigious condominium on the third floor, with elevator, the property is fully air-conditioned to ensure maximum comfort in every season.
The entrance leads to a linear kitchen of the latest generation, fully equipped with modern appliances, ideal for those who love to cook in a functional environment with a contemporary design. The adjacent dining area is spacious and well-lit, perfect for convivial dinners.
The large living area, tastefully furnished, has a comfortable single sofa bed and a large smart TV, creating a perfect corner for relaxing or hosting guests. The sleeping area, separate, with a double bed, guarantees tranquility and rest.
The bathroom, completely renovated, is equipped with a spacious glass shower that gives a touch of luxury and practicality. The highlight of the apartment is the splendid terrace, a private outdoor space where you can enjoy moments of relaxation in the open air or organize summer dinners.
Thanks to its central location in the Navigli, one of the most characteristic and vibrant neighborhoods of Milan, the apartment is surrounded by a wide range of restaurants, clubs and boutiques, as well as being perfectly connected to public transport. Ideal for those looking for a modern and well-positioned environment in one of the liveliest areas of the city.
Paid parking nearby
Metropark Milano Porta Genova P2 - Piazzale Stazione Porta Genova - 20144 Milan (MI)
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 and/or WhatsApp number will be at your disposal to meet your needs.
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NEIGHBORHOOD The Navigli district of Milan is one of the most charming and picturesque areas of the city, famous for its historic canals and vibrant social and cultural life. Located in the southwest part of central Milan, the district takes its name from the canals that cross it, the Naviglio Grande and the Naviglio Pavese, which once served for the transport of goods and are now a symbol of the city\'s historic charm.
The Navigli were designed in the Middle Ages and made famous in the Renaissance, when Leonardo da Vinci helped to engineer them. Although many of these canals were covered over during the 20th century, the Navigli area has remained an area of great interest for its unique character and centuries-old history. Today, the canals are mainly decorative, but they retain their rustic charm, dotted with old houses, bridges and cobblestone streets.
The Navigli are one of the main reference points for Milan\'s nightlife. During the day, the streets along the canals are crowded with cafés, restaurants and art boutiques, while in the evening they transform into a lively hub of clubs, bars and restaurants with a relaxed yet energetic atmosphere. The Aperitivo Milanese is a tradition here: venues offer generous buffets paired with drinks, making the area a great place to socialize with friends or meet new people.
The Naviglio Grande is the heart of the neighborhood, with its historic bridges and colorful houses reflected in the water. Along the canal are numerous art galleries, vintage shops, cafés and restaurants that attract both tourists and residents. Every last Sunday of the month, the famous Mercato dell’Antiquariato is held along the Naviglio Grande, where you can find art, furniture and one-of-a-kind pieces.
The Darsena, once an ancient commercial port, has recently been redeveloped and is now a lively public space with lakeside walks, green areas and restaurants overlooking the water. The Darsena is a meeting point for Milanese people and an ideal place to relax or jog along its banks. In summer, it is often animated by cultural events, markets and open-air shows.
One of the most characteristic attractions of the area is the Vicolo dei Lavandai, a suggestive corner along the Naviglio Grande where, until the last century, Milanese washerwomen came to wash clothes in the canal. The alley has been preserved and today offers an authentic glimpse of Milan\'s past, immersed in shops and art galleries.
This small Gothic church, dating back to the 13th century, is one of the symbols of the neighborhood. The Church of San Cristoforo, with its brick façade and simple but charming interior, overlooks the Naviglio Grande and is a must-see for those who want to discover the religious history of the city.
A few steps from the Navigli is the Porta Genova area, with its historic train station, now partly converted into a cultural and commercial space. Here you can find numerous trendy clubs, restaurants and design shops. Porta Genova is also known for the Mudec - Museo delle Culture, which hosts temporary and permanent exhibitions of art and culture from all over the world.
Adjacent to the Navigli is the Tortona area, a neighborhood famous for its creative and artistic vocation. During the Milan Design Week, Tortona comes alive with exhibitions, events and artistic installations, transforming itself into a true hub for international design. The area is full of showrooms, architecture studios and art galleries.
A little further south, the Romolo neighborhood is known for the presence of numerous offices and corporate headquarters, as well as for its proximity to the IULM University. The area offers a wide range of restaurants and bars frequented by both students and professionals.
North of the Navigli is the Porta Ticinese area, with its famous arch and the street of the same name full of shops, cafes and alternative venues. It is an area frequented by young and creative people, thanks to the presence of cultural spaces and the proximity to the Navigli. Porta Ticinese is also the access point to the Parco delle Basiliche, a large city park that surrounds the historic basilicas of San Lorenzo Maggiore and Sant\'Eustorgio.
In short
The Navigli district represents one of the liveliest and most iconic areas of Milan, where the history of the canals intertwines with modern urban life. Between trendy restaurants, nightclubs, art galleries and exclusive boutiques, it offers a unique experience for both residents and tourists. Thanks to its strategic position and the numerous points of interest in the surrounding areas such as Tortona and Porta Genova, the Navigli are one of the unmissable destinations for those visiting Milan or wishing to live in the beating heart of the city.
Pharmacy
Farmacia Tarantino - Ripa Ripa di Porta Ticinese, 33 - 20100 Milan
Hospital
Orthopedic Traumatology - Via Pini Gaetano, 3 - 20122 Milan (MI)
Supermarket
Carrefour Express -Via Fumagalli Angelo, 1 - 20143 Milano (MI)
GET AROUND Via Pasquale Paoli 6 in Milan is located in the heart of the lively Navigli district, one of the most iconic and well-connected areas of the city. Thanks to the extensive public transport network available, getting around the area is quick and easy.
Bus
Line 47
Bus 47 has a stop nearby and connects Via Pasquale Paoli with other residential areas of the city. It also passes through Romolo, where you can catch the M2 metro, making it convenient to connect to other areas of Milan. It is useful for those who want to move towards the south of the city.
Line 74
This bus line offers a quick connection between Via Pasquale Paoli and the Famagosta district, where one of the main stops of the M2 metro is located. Bus 74 is a practical solution for those who want to quickly reach the green metro and continue on to other destinations.
Tram
Line 9
Tram 9 is one of the most important lines in the city and passes near Via Pasquale Paoli. It connects the Navigli area with central points such as Porta Genova, Porta Romana and Stazione Centrale, offering a quick and direct option for getting around the city. Porta Romana and Porta Genova are key hubs for those who want to continue their journey by metro.
Line 3
Tram 3 departs from Piazza del Duomo and reaches the Navigli, stopping near Via Pasquale Paoli. It is a convenient way to travel between the centre of Milan and the neighbourhood, while also enjoying a picturesque view along the canals. Tram 3 also connects with other lines, making it easy to move between the various neighbourhoods of the city.
Metro
Line M2 (Green) - Porta Genova and Romolo stop
Line M2 is one of the main metro lines in Milan and has two stops near Via Pasquale Paoli: Porta Genova and Romolo. Porta Genova is about a 10-minute walk away, making access to the metro quick and easy. This line directly connects the neighborhood with the city center (Cadorna, Garibaldi, Centrale) and areas such as Assago, perfect for those traveling for work or concerts and events at the Mediolanum Forum.
M4 Line (Blue) - New Sant\'Ambrogio Stop
The new M4 Line represents a major improvement for mobility in the area. With the opening of the Sant\'Ambrogio stop, located a few minutes by tram or on foot from Via Pasquale Paoli, the M4 Line quickly connects the Navigli area with the city center and Milan Linate Airport. This new line facilitates travel towards the east of the city and guarantees direct and fast connections to key destinations such as San Babila and Forlanini.
Central Station
Central Station is easily reached from the Porta Genova stop using the M2 metro line. The journey takes about 15 minutes and is the most convenient solution for those who need to take national or international high-speed trains. Stazione Centrale is also connected to shuttles to Malpensa and Orio al Serio airports, making it a central hub for travelers.
Porta Garibaldi Station can be reached in about 15 minutes, again with Line M2. Regional, national and suburban trains depart from Porta Garibaldi, as well as being an important stop for Italo and Frecciarossa high-speed trains. It is also an excellent access point for connections to the M5 (Lilac) metro line.
Cadorna Station is another important railway hub and can be reached directly via Line M2 from the Porta Genova stop. In addition to regional and suburban trains, Malpensa Express trains depart from Cadorna, connecting Milan to Malpensa airport in about 40 minutes.
Milan Linate Airport (LIN)
Thanks to the new Line M4, Milan Linate airport is easily reachable from the Sant\'Ambrogio stop in about 20-25 minutes. The direct connection between the center of Milan and the airport significantly reduces travel times, making Linate a very convenient option for those traveling for work or pleasure. Alternatively, you can also reach Linate by taxi or car in about 25 minutes.
Milan Malpensa Airport can be reached via the Malpensa Express from Cadorna Station or Central Station. From Porta Genova, using the M2 subway line, you can easily reach Cadorna, where you can take the direct train to Malpensa. The train journey takes about 40-50 minutes.
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport (BGY)
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport can be reached by shuttle bus from Central Station. To get to Central Station, you can take the M2 subway line from Porta Genova or use one of the trams that pass through the center. The shuttles take about an hour to reach the airport, offering a convenient solution for travelers.
Conclusion
Via Pasquale Paoli 6 is located in an area perfectly served by public transport in Milan. Thanks to the numerous bus, tram and metro lines, including the new M4 Line, it is easy to move towards the city center, the train stations and the airports. The efficient connections to the Central Station, Porta Garibaldi and Cadorna guarantee direct access to high-speed trains and the main airports, making this area an ideal base for both those who live and work in Milan and for travellers.
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