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Room description
“We were two girls sharing this room, and it worked out really well. It’s spacious, with a nice balcony, and the air conditioning was honestly a lifesaver during the summer. I also ended up making really good friends in this apartment.”
—Laura, stayed in the room for 3 years
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Flat description
This flat is located in a strategic area of Milan, just steps from the historical center, the University of Milan, IED (European Institute of Design), and the Catholic University. The neighborhood offers everything you need, including supermarkets, restaurants, and numerous museums for art lovers.
The flat is spacious and welcoming, situated on the third floor of an elegant building with elevator. It features an entrance hall, a fully equipped kitchen with two large refrigerators, two bathrooms with bath and shower, two single bedrooms, and two double bedrooms. Balconies throughout the flat fill the space with natural light, making it bright and pleasant.
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Neighbourhood Description
A few minutes from the main Milanese university campuses:
- IED (Amatore Sciesa) 7 minutes walk;
- UNIMI (Via Conservatorio) 13 minutes walk;
- UNIMI (Via Festa del Perdono) 13 minutes walk;
- Cattolica 32 minutes by tram;
- Bocconi 19 minutes by tram;
- POLIMI 24 minutes by tram.
The area is home to several supermarkets, shops and services for any need.
Main spots
Milan is a city of neighborhoods, each with its own vibe.
The Duomo di Milano area is a must-see for its landmarks, but more touristy. Nearby, Brera offers a more charming, artistic atmosphere with cafés, galleries, and small streets.
For nightlife and student energy, Navigli is the go-to, especially for aperitivo.
Porta Venezia and Porta Romana are popular with students-central, lively, and well connected. For affordable food and a different atmosphere, Chinatown Milan is a favorite.
With its many museums, historical monuments, bars, restaurants and clubs, Milan also comes alive during events like Milan Fashion Week and Milan Design Week.
Getting around
Strategic location that allows you to enjoy the many activities that Milan has to offer. You will be able to explore the city not only by walk, but also thanks to a great public transportation network:
- Tram lines 9-12-27-19, 2 minutes walk from the house;
- Metro red line San Babila, 15 minutes walking distance.
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