Easylife - Pearl with balcony on Ticinese district

THE SPACE

Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a leading property management company specializing in short-term rentals across Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment embodies the essence of elegant urban living.



In the vibrant heart of the Ticinese district in central Milan, this fully renovated, stylish apartment offers a rare blend of comfort and convenience. Located on the second floor of a prestigious building with an elevator, this property boasts air-conditioned rooms and refined details such as the stunning hardwood floors that run through every room. The entrance leads to a spacious and bright living area designed for relaxation and style: a comfortable sofa invites you to unwind in front of a large wall-mounted smart TV, while the cozy and curated dining area is the perfect spot for dinners and convivial moments.



The custom-built kitchenette is practical and well-equipped, featuring state-of-the-art appliances that ensure ease and functionality. The sleeping area offers two elegant double bedrooms: the master bedroom, spacious and bright, is equipped with a large built-in wardrobe with mirrored sliding doors, combining practicality with style. The second bedroom, equally well-furnished, is perfect for guests or families. The bathroom is an oasis of wellness, featuring a spacious multi-jet shower for moments of pure relaxation.



Nearby paid parking

Autosilo Central Parking - Via Cornaggia Carlo Ottavio, 8 - 20123 Milan



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.

• Restaurants and/or events.

• E-bike tours accompanied by an official guide.

• Shopping and much more.



NEIGHBORHOOD

The area between Piazza Vetra and Porta Ticinese is one of the most charming and iconic neighborhoods in Milan, blending history, culture, and a vibrant nightlife. This part of the city, which leads to the famous Colonne di San Lorenzo, offers a unique mix of ancient architecture, green spaces, and trendy venues.



History and Architecture

This district is steeped in history, with roots dating back to Roman and medieval times. The Colonne di San Lorenzo, a Roman colonnade from the 3rd-4th century, is one of Milan’s historical landmarks. These ancient remains stand in front of the Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore, one of the city’s oldest churches, renowned for its impressive dome and early Christian mosaics.



Piazza Vetra was once the site of ancient tanneries, and today it’s a quiet green area. Along the way to Porta Ticinese, you can admire historical buildings and remnants of medieval walls, telling the glorious story of Milan’s past.



Social and Cultural Life

This neighborhood is a gathering point for young people, tourists, and locals, thanks to its welcoming and dynamic atmosphere. During the day, you can explore vintage shops, designer boutiques, and local markets, while at night, the area comes alive with numerous bars, pubs, and restaurants lining the streets.



The stretch between Porta Ticinese and the Colonne di San Lorenzo is particularly loved for its lively movida. The sidewalks fill with people enjoying aperitifs—a staple of Milanese culture—or dining at restaurants offering a variety of cuisines, from traditional Lombard dishes to international options.



Green Spaces

Piazza Vetra, with its park, offers a peaceful oasis amidst the city’s hustle and bustle. It’s a perfect spot for a stroll or a break away from the busy main streets.



Main Attractions

Colonne di San Lorenzo: A symbol of Roman Milan and a popular meeting point.

Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore: An architectural masterpiece with centuries of history.

Porta Ticinese: One of the city’s historic gates, now the entrance to a lively neighborhood.

Piazza Vetra: A mix of history and nature, ideal for a relaxing pause.

Atmosphere

The area is a blend of old and new. Its young, cosmopolitan vibe combined with historical charm makes it one of the most beloved neighborhoods for both locals and visitors. Whether you’re seeking culture, leisure, or great food, there’s always something to discover here.



Pharmacy

Farmacia Olmetto - Via Wittgens Fernanda, 3 - 20123 Milan

Hospital

Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico - Via della Commenda, 12 - 20122 Milan

Supermarket

Carrefour Express - Via della Chiusa, 8 - 20123 Milan



GET AROUND

Via della Chiusa 8 is strategically located in Milan, allowing easy mobility through various public transport such as buses, trams and the metro, including the new M4 line. The area allows quick access to the city\'s main train stations and airports.



Metro

Line M4 (Blue) - Sforza-Policlinico stop

The new M4 Line is a novelty that makes travel even easier, connecting the center of Milan with Linate Airport in about 15 minutes. The closest stop to Via della Chiusa is Sforza-Policlinico, reachable with a short walk or with a change at the Missori stop of the M3 Line. This new line is particularly useful for those who need to quickly travel to the airport without changing.



Line M3 (Yellow) - Missori stop

The Missori stop of the M3 Line is a short walk from Via della Chiusa. From here you can reach the Duomo in one stop and travel north to the Central Station in about 10 minutes. The M3 Line is convenient for those who want to visit the central areas of Milan and quickly connects to many other lines.



Tram

Tram 15 is one of the most convenient lines for those who travel in this area. From the Missori stop, Tram 15 continues south of the city to Rozzano. This tram is useful for those who want to explore the residential neighborhoods south of Milan.



Tram 16 passes near Via della Chiusa and crosses the historic center, passing by the Duomo and reaching areas further west such as San Siro. This line is ideal for those who want to reach iconic points of the city without using the subway.



Tram 24 is another option that serves the area and continues south towards Vigentino. Starting from Piazza Missori, it passes through multiple neighborhoods and offers an alternative and scenic way to get around the city.



Bus

Bus 94 is a circular line that passes nearby and covers a large ring around the center of Milan, touching areas such as Porta Genova, Cadorna, Moscova and Porta Venezia. This line is perfect for those who want to easily move between the main central districts without changing lines.



Bus 73 connects the city center directly with Linate Airport. The nearest stop is easily reached on foot from Via della Chiusa, and the bus provides direct and convenient access to the airport.



Getting to the Train Stations

Stazione Centrale can be reached in about 15 minutes via Line M3, taking the subway from the nearby Missori stop. Stazione Centrale is the city\'s main rail hub, with national and international connections, as well as being the departure point for shuttles to Malpensa and Orio al Serio airports.



To reach Porta Garibaldi Station, you can take Line M3 to the Zara stop and change to Line M5, or continue directly with local trams and buses. Porta Garibaldi is an important station for regional, suburban and high-speed trains.



Cadorna Station is just a few minutes away by tram or subway and is another key hub, with connections to the Malpensa Express to Malpensa Airport. From the Missori stop you can reach Cadorna by changing at the Duomo stop on Line M1.



Getting to the Airports

Linate Airport is easily reachable thanks to the new Line M4, which connects the center with the airport in about 15 minutes. Alternatively, Bus 73 offers another convenient direct connection from Piazza San Babila.



To reach Malpensa airport, we recommend using the Malpensa Express from Cadorna Station or Central Station. Both stations can be reached in a short time from the Missori stop, via Line M3 or by tram and bus.



Orio al Serio airport is connected to the city via a shuttle bus service that leaves from Central Station. To reach Central Station, you can take Line M3 from the nearby Missori stop, with a journey of about 10-15 minutes.



Conclusion

Thanks to the strategic position of Via della Chiusa, moving around Milan is particularly easy. The proximity to the M3 and M4 metro lines, together with an extensive network of trams and buses, allows you to quickly move to the center, train stations and airports.



Tickets and Information

ATM - +39 800 808 181

Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949

Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366