Easylife - Beautiful apartment in Sarpi

THE SPACE

Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a management company of apartments for short-term rentals throughout Italy. Characterized by a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the quintessence of elegant urban living.



Discover this splendid design apartment located in the heart of the lively Sarpi area in Milan. On the first floor of an elegant building (without elevator), the apartment has been completely renovated to offer a stay characterized by comfort and style, with air-conditioned environments to guarantee maximum well-being in every season.



The entrance opens onto a living area with a refined design, complete with a comfortable sofa bed where you can relax and a smart TV to enjoy moments of leisure. The dining area, illuminated by large windows, is ideal for dinners and conviviality, while the corner kitchen, custom-designed, is equipped with modern appliances and all the comforts for those who love to cook even when traveling.



The large bathroom with spacious glass shower is elegant and functional, designed to offer a true oasis of relaxation. The spacious and tastefully furnished double bedroom has a large built-in wardrobe, ideal for organizing your personal belongings.



Perfect for those who want to experience Milan while enjoying a modern and refined space, immersed in the cosmopolitan atmosphere of the Sarpi district, among authentic restaurants, original boutiques and the beauty of Milanese design.



Paid parking nearby

La Madonnina Parcheggi S.a.s. - Piazza Gramsci Antonio, 4 - 20154 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 Sarpi neighborhood of Milan is one of the most fascinating and culturally vibrant areas of the city, known for being the heart of Milan's Chinatown and for its unique mix of history, oriental culture and Milanese style. Located in the northwest of the city, a few steps from the center, Sarpi is today a rapidly growing area, popular among residents and tourists for its cosmopolitan atmosphere, gastronomic variety and the presence of artisan workshops, restaurants, and shops that recall the Far East.



Places of Interest in the Sarpi District



The main street of the neighborhood, Via Paolo Sarpi, is closed to traffic and offers a large pedestrian area perfect for walking and soaking up the atmosphere. Here, among signs in Chinese characters and restaurants serving Asian cuisine, you can find everything from traditional tea shops to boutiques selling oriental clothing and accessories, to Italian cafes and restaurants that make this avenue a crossroads of cultures.



A short distance away, Parco Sempione represents the green lung of the neighborhood, ideal for those who want to relax, play outdoor sports or simply enjoy nature. Inside the park, you can find the suggestive Civic Aquarium, which hosts a variety of marine species, and the Branca Tower, which offers a breathtaking panoramic view of the city.



Located at the edge of Parco Sempione, the Arco della Pace is one of the historical symbols of Milan, built to celebrate the peace achieved in Europe at the beginning of the 19th century. Today, the surrounding area is animated by trendy bars and restaurants, and is a popular meeting point, especially on summer evenings.



The Fabbrica del Vapore is a former industrial complex converted into a cultural center, a space where contemporary art exhibitions, musical events, workshops and creative labs take place. It is a meeting place for artists and creatives and represents one of the most dynamic cultural centers in Milan.



Not far away, the Monumental Cemetery is much more than a simple cemetery; it is an open-air museum that hosts works of art and sculptures by famous Italian artists. With its elaborate tombs and monuments, it is one of the most evocative places in Milan, as well as an important historical and artistic testimony.



Nearby Areas and Other Places of Interest



A short walk from Sarpi is the Brera neighborhood, known for its bohemian atmosphere, the historic Pinacoteca di Brera (one of Italy's most important art museums), and the characteristic cobbled streets filled with boutiques, restaurants, and cafes. Brera is also famous for the Academy of Fine Arts, which attracts students and artists from all over the world.



Continuing south-east, we find the Corso Como and Porta Garibaldi area, renowned for Milan's nightlife, exclusive clubs, and the 10 Corso Como shopping center. This area is also home to Piazza Gae Aulenti, with its futuristic skyscrapers and the UniCredit Tower, and the famous Bosco Verticale, a symbol of contemporary and sustainable Milan.



The Isola neighborhood, one of Milan's most dynamic areas, is a short distance away and offers a creative and trendy atmosphere, with numerous restaurants, live music venues, and art galleries. It is a popular destination for lovers of alternative culture and the emerging art scene.



The Sarpi district is particularly famous for its wide choice of Asian restaurants, from places serving authentic dim sum and ramen, to shops specializing in Asian ingredients. It is the ideal place to experience unique and authentic flavors, immersed in a lively and international context. In addition to oriental cuisine, there is no shortage of high-quality Italian restaurants, wine bars and pastry shops offering a wide selection of local dishes and wines.



Furthermore, along Via Paolo Sarpi and the surrounding streets there are boutiques and specialized shops, ideal for those looking for unique objects and souvenirs, from Chinese crafts to vintage items.



Conclusion



The Sarpi district, with its international soul and proximity to places of interest such as Parco Sempione, Brera and Porta Garibaldi, represents one of the liveliest and most fascinating areas of Milan. Perfect for those who love multiculturalism, good food and art, it is an ideal starting point to discover the best of the city, combining history, modernity and a vibrant lifestyle.



Pharmacy

Mariscotti Pharmacy - Via Paolo Sarpi, 62 - 20154 Milan

Hospital

Fatebenefratelli Hospital - Piazzale Principessa Clotilde, 3 - 20121 Milan

Supermarket

Carrefour Market - Piazza Gramsci Antonio, 2 - 20154 Milan



GET AROUND

Strategically located, Piazza Antonio Gramsci, 12 in Milan offers excellent connections to the city's public transport network, making it easy to travel throughout the city and to the main train stations and airports. Thanks to the presence of trams, buses and subways, including access to the new M4 Line, getting around the area is extremely simple and convenient.



Subway

Line M5 (Lilac) - Gerusalemme Stop

The Gerusalemme stop of the M5 Line is just a few minutes' walk from Piazza Gramsci. The M5 Line connects several strategic areas of the city, such as Porta Garibaldi, Isola, and reaches San Siro Stadium. From Porta Garibaldi it is possible to access the M2 Line (Green), further expanding the possibilities of connection to other areas of Milan.



Line M2 (Green) - Moscova Stop

With a short walk or by tram, it is possible to reach the Moscova stop of the M2 Line. Line M2 connects Milan from the northeast to the southwest, passing through Porta Genova and Cadorna, and allows you to reach the Navigli area and the Cadorna stop, where you can take the Malpensa Express to Milan Malpensa Airport.



Line M4 (Blue)

The new Line M4 represents a valuable addition to moving around the city, with quick connections to Linate Airport. The Tre Torri stop will soon be directly connected to the M4, making it quick and easy to reach the airport and other areas of the city, including San Babila and the historic center.



Tram

The Tram 10 line is very convenient for moving from Piazza Gramsci to other areas of the city. This line crosses Milan from north to south and offers convenient access to the Porta Romana and Porta Genova areas, where one of the beating hearts of Milan's nightlife is located.



Tram lines 12 and 14 are trams that pass near Piazza Gramsci and connect the area directly with the city center, up to Piazza Duomo and the Porta Ticinese neighborhood. These lines are particularly appreciated for the frequency of the trips and the ease of access to the historic center.



Tram 1 is a historic line that passes through some of the most interesting points of the city, such as the Teatro alla Scala and the Castello Sforzesco. It is perfect for those who want to move comfortably on the surface and at the same time enjoy the view of the Milanese streets.



Bus

The Bus line 43 is a bus that passes near Piazza Gramsci and offers connections to the Niguarda district and Central Station, making it ideal for those who need to take regional, national or international trains.



The Bus line 57 connects the Piazza Gramsci area with the center of Milan and reaches Castello Sforzesco. It is a good option for those who want to explore the city center or visit the main historical monuments.



The circular bus 94 allows you to move along a route that passes through the central areas of Milan, such as Cadorna, Moscova, and the Navigli area, offering convenient stops to visit the most central areas of the city.



How to Reach the Train Stations

To reach the Central Station, the quickest solution is to take the M5 Line (Lilac) to Porta Garibaldi, then change to the M2 Line (Green) for one stop towards Centrale FS. From Central Station there are high-speed, regional and international trains, as well as shuttles to Orio al Serio airport.



Cadorna Station is easily reached by taking tram 1 or the M2 Line from Moscova, both of which connect Piazza Gramsci with the station in a few minutes. Suburban trains and the Malpensa Express leave from Cadorna, which quickly connects to Milan Malpensa airport.



Porta Garibaldi Station can be reached directly with the M5 Line from the Gerusalemme stop. Porta Garibaldi is an important hub for regional and suburban trains, as well as being well connected to the M2 Line, which allows you to easily move around the city.



How to Reach the Airports



Linate Airport

With the new M4 Line (Blue), you can now reach Linate Airport with a direct and fast connection. We recommend taking the M5 to Tre Torri and changing to the M4 for a quick transfer.



Malpensa Airport

Milan Malpensa Airport is easily accessible via the Malpensa Express from Cadorna. To get to Cadorna, you can take the M2 Line or use the direct trams from the Piazza Gramsci area.



Orio al Serio Airport (Bergamo)

To reach Orio al Serio Airport, you can take the M5 Line to Porta Garibaldi, then the M2 Line to Centrale FS, from where there are direct shuttles to the airport. Orio al Serio is served mainly by low-cost airlines and is a popular option among travelers.



Conclusions

Piazza Antonio Gramsci 12 is a perfect base for exploring Milan. With the convenience of the M5 Line, trams and buses, getting around the city and reaching airports and stations is quick and easy. The proximity to iconic places such as Parco Sempione, Chinatown and CityLife enriches the experience, offering a balance between historical charm and Milanese modernity.



Tickets and Information

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