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Where to stay in Milan





Brera
Bohemian atmosphere thrives in this artistic district, home to the Brera Academy of Fine Arts and Brera Art Gallery. Stroll through colorful street markets, dine at eclectic restaurants, and explore Palazzo Brera's botanical garden and observatory.





Navigli
Highly active and artistically inclined, Navigli boasts numerous bars, restaurants, and residential units. Explore tourist navigation options along the picturesque canals.





Porta Garibaldi
Porta Garibaldi blends Milan's historic rail hub with ultra-modern architectural wonders. The futuristic Piazza Gae Aulenti dazzles with its circular design while the iconic Bosco Verticale towers create vertical forests above the city skyline. Art enthusiasts can browse cutting-edge galleries along cobblestone streets. Fashion-forward visitors will love exploring Corso Como's stylish boutiques and design studios. The neighborhood serves as an excellent transportation hub with high-speed trains and two metro lines connecting you to Milan's famous Cathedral and San Siro Stadium. Evening brings a sophisticated scene of upscale cocktail bars and trendy aperitivo spots.





Porta Venezia
Porta Venezia blends history with cultural diversity in this vibrant Milan neighborhood. The elegant 19th-century architecture and neoclassical gate create a stunning backdrop for the city's LGBTQ+ hub. Indro Montanelli Public Gardens offers a peaceful retreat from urban life. Visitors can explore the Natural History Museum with its impressive dinosaur skeletons. The neighborhood buzzes with authentic international restaurants serving Eritrean, Lebanese, and Moroccan cuisine. Corso Buenos Aires provides excellent shopping while three convenient metro stops make city exploration simple.




CityLife
CityLife showcases Milan's modern side with three striking skyscrapers punctuating the skyline. Upscale shopping beckons at CityLife Shopping District where luxury brands display their finest wares. The expansive Parco CityLife offers a peaceful green retreat amid the contemporary architecture. Art installations dot the landscape throughout this affluent neighborhood. The district balances business with pleasure through its blend of corporate headquarters and high-end dining options. Tre Torri metro station makes exploration of wider Milan convenient and efficient. Residential towers house Milan's elite alongside premium hotels catering to discerning business travelers.
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Milan Hotel Deals

B&B Hotel Milano Sant'Ambrogio
B&B Hotel Milano Sant'Ambrogio"Pros: Breakfast was great. It was good value and a nice way to start busy days. Hotel was fairly modern with room cleaning every day. Cons: Our in-room fridge couldn’t keep items at a cool level. Hotel Is located just out of reach of major tourist attractions by walking. Perhaps a minimum of 25/30 minutes on foot to get to major attractions. Overall, it was a pleasant stay. I would stay here again without hesitation."

"Very good"


"The staff were brilliant,specially Daniela! First room smelling but we moved to other room. The other room was good. The breakfast wasn’t very impressive,the basic food. It is around 20-30 minutes far from train station!"


"Good prime location, very friendly staff in the restaurant, with special mention to Rose and team during breakfast. A very good breakfast. The room size is probably not ideal. We had asked for adjacent rooms as travelling with family and also were staying for a week but disappointinly we were located in two different rooms. The reception said ours were in a larger room with a blacony which it niether was. Couldn't be bothered changing it so just got settled but felt the reception wasn't that...









