A peripheral area under recevelopment, between the city and the countryside, with a rural vocation and an important industrial past, where iconic working-class residential buildings have become part of Milan’s collective imagination.
Duomo: 20 min. by car, 35 min. by public transportation
Castello Sforzesco: 20 min. by car, 30 min. by public transportation
Cadorna Station: 25 min. by car, 30 min. by public transportation
Central Station: 30 min. by car, 40 min. by public transportation
Milano Malpensa: 50 min. by car, 1h 40min. by public transportation
Milano Linate: 20 min. by car, 1h 10 min. by public transportation
Closest underground lines
Line 2 (Abbiategrasso Stop)
Surface Transport
Well connected with both trams and buses. There’s also a shuttle which takes you from the underground to the Humanitas Hospital
Railroad Service
There are no stations, the closest one is the Porta Genova railway station
Highways and freeways
20 min from the A1, 30 min from the A4, 7 min from A7, 30 min from A8, 20 min from the East freeway, 10 min West freeway, 30 min North freeway
East: Ferrari street
West: Ascanio Sforza street, Chiesa Rossa street
North: Tibaldi avenue
South: Town of Rozzano
Neighborhood areasA peripheral area under recevelopment, between the city and the countryside, with a rural vocation and an important industrial past, where iconic working-class residential buildings have become part of Milan’s collective imagination.
A lively area rich in history, immersed in the nature of Parco Agricolo Sud, which can be easily explored by bike. A neighbourhood which is rapidly upgrading itself thanks to the presence of young people, families and artists who actively participate in urban regeneration cultural projects.
This area is meant for young people and families looking to live in a place well connected to the historic center and the highway network. You will appreciate the multiethnic energy of its shops and taverns, and the numerous initiatives promoted by the community. You can also treat yourselves to a relaxing break and explore the surrounding countryside on two wheels.
This area is not meant for those who love nightlife and exclusing boutiques, however it offers many unexpected places to explore.
The area offers farmsteads, buildings dating from the early XX century and working-class apartment buildings.
You will love the big folk festivals and the many interesting initiatives that animate the local social calendar like the Lusiroeula, a night walk to observe fireflies taking place at the end of May.
Don’t miss the installation of neon lights which the American artist Dan Flavin set up in the Santa Maria Annunciata Church in Chiesa Rossa, where you can also see the San Giovannino sculpted by Giacomo Manzù and enjoy classic music festivals.
A strategic location for students going to IULM University, Bocconi University or the NABA-Nuova Accademia di Belle Arti. The Naviglio Grande with its lively nightlife is close by and you can also easiòly reach the Assago Forum, the Fiordaliso and Milanofiori shopping malls, and historical sites like the ancient Mirasole Abbey.