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4 guests · 2 bedrooms · 1 bath
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THE SPACE
Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the epitome of elegant urban living.
In the heart of the Navigli district, nestled in a vibrant neighborhood, lies this elegant, air-conditioned apartment on the second floor of a residential building with a concierge and elevator. Upon entering, you're greeted by a spacious living room featuring a peninsula sofa inviting relaxation and a convivial dining area, illuminated by light filtering through windows overlooking the neighborhood. The custom-designed kitchen, refined in design, is equipped with modern appliances to simplify every daily task.
The spacious and bright master bedroom opens onto an outdoor patio with a bench—a true haven of urban intimacy—and is equipped with a spacious closet, dresser, and Smart TV.
The elegant and meticulously designed bathroom features a glass walk-in shower for moments of private well-being. The apartment is completed by a second, functional double bedroom featuring a large built-in wardrobe with sliding doors. Designer furnishings, attention to detail, and modern comforts combine to offer a superior living experience, nestled amidst canals, historic venues, and an authentic Milanese atmosphere.
Paid parking nearby
ATM Milano - Romolo - Largo Nuvolari Tazio - 20100 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 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 Navigli district, located southwest of Milan's city center, is one of the city's most charming and vibrant areas. Famous for its historic canals, this district offers a unique mix of history, culture, art, and nightlife.
History and Characteristics
The Navigli are a system of artificial canals built between the 12th and 16th centuries for irrigation and navigation purposes, connecting Milan to the main waterways of Lombardy. These canals played a crucial role in the city's economic development, facilitating the transportation of goods and people. Today, the neighborhood retains its old-world charm, with its typical tenement houses, artisan workshops, and ancient washhouses covered by wooden beam roofs.
Places of Interest
Naviglio Grande: The oldest and most important of Milan's canals, known for its picturesque banks lined with bars, restaurants, and boutiques. A stroll along the Naviglio Grande offers picturesque views and the opportunity to immerse yourself in the neighborhood's bohemian atmosphere.
Naviglio Pavese: Connecting Milan to Pavia, the Naviglio Pavese, while less touristy than the Naviglio Grande, offers picturesque corners and a vibrant local scene.
Darsena: Located near Porta Ticinese, the Darsena is Milan's ancient port, recently redeveloped. Today, it's a popular meeting place, with green spaces, markets, and waterfront venues.
Vicolo dei Lavandai: A picturesque spot where washerwomen once washed clothes in the canal. Today, it stands as a historical reminder of Milanese daily life in the past.
Church of San Cristoforo sul Naviglio: An architectural gem consisting of two side-by-side churches, dating back to the 13th and 15th centuries, known for their brick façades and interior frescoes.
Cultural and Nightlife
The neighborhood is renowned for its vibrant nightlife. Along the Navigli, bars, restaurants, and clubs offer aperitivo and live music, attracting both residents and tourists. Furthermore, the area is home to numerous art galleries, artists' studios, and cultural spaces, making it a vibrant hub for lovers of art and creativity.
Events and Markets
Antique, craft, and vintage markets are held periodically along the Navigli, offering the opportunity to discover unique objects and immerse yourself in the local atmosphere. One of the most well-known events is the Mercatone dell'Antiquariato, which takes place on the last Sunday of every month along the Naviglio Grande.
Nearby Areas
Porta Genova: A historic train station and access point to the Navigli, the surrounding area is full of trendy bars and design shops.
Porta Ticinese: An area characterized by a vibrant youth scene, with numerous bars, alternative shops, and a strong artistic presence.
Tortona: Known for the Fuorisalone during Design Week, this creative neighborhood features showrooms, galleries, and exhibition spaces.
In short, the Navigli district and its surrounding areas are a must-see for anyone visiting Milan, offering an authentic experience that combines history, culture, and entertainment in a unique setting.
Pharmacy
Romolo Parapharmacy - Viale Romolo, 1 - 20143 Milan
Hospital
Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico - Via della Commenda, 12 - 20122 Milan
Supermarket
Esselunga - Viale Cassala, 22 - 20143 Milan
GET AROUND
Viale Cassala 61 is located in the southwest part of Milan, near the Navigli canals and the Porta Genova area. It is a residential and commercial area well served by public transportation, offering easy access to the city center, major railway hubs, and the airport. The location is particularly strategic for those who want to get around easily by subway, bus, and tram, with quick connections to the new M4 blue line.
Subway
The address is primarily served by the M2 (green) line, one of the most important lines in the Milan subway network:
Closest stop: Romolo M2, located about 300 meters from Viale Cassala 61, easily reached in less than 5 minutes on foot.
The M2 line takes you to Porta Genova FS in 1 stop, Cadorna FN in 4 stops (interchange with M1 and Malpensa Express), Garibaldi FS in 6 stops (connection with the suburban railway), Stazione Centrale FS with a change at Garibaldi or Cadorna, and Università Statale - Città Studi (via interchange with M1/M3).
To reach the M4 line (blue), you can take the M2 to Sant’Ambrogio, then walk to De Amicis M4 or Santa Sofia M4 (about 10 minutes), or change to the M1 at Cadorna to directly reach San Babila M4. The M4 line provides ultra-fast access to Linate Airport and several strategic stops along the east-west axis of the city.
Bus and Tram
The area is also well connected by ATM surface transport, offering convenient urban and inter-neighborhood travel:
Bus 47: connects Viale Cassala with the Lorenteggio area, Romolo, Porta Genova, and the city center.
Bus 90/91 (circular lines): accessible within a few minutes, they cross the entire city along the outer ring road.
Tram 2: a short distance away, it offers a direct connection to Porta Genova, the historic center (Duomo, Cordusio), and Piazzale Negrelli.
Tram 9: accessible from Porta Genova or Via Solari, it is useful for traveling along Milan's semi-central ring road, towards Porta Romana, Stazione Centrale, and Viale Tunisia.
Connections to Train Stations
Milan Porta Genova Station: reachable on foot in about 10 minutes or in 1 stop on the M2 line from Romolo.
Milan Cadorna Station: accessible in 4 stops on the M2 line, also useful for connections to the Malpensa Express.
Milan Garibaldi Station: served by the M2 line in 6 stops, an interchange hub with regional and high-speed trains.
Central Station: reachable in about 15-20 minutes, with a change from M2 to M3 or via Garibaldi FS.
Milan Rogoredo Station: connected via M2 to Centrale, then M3 and suburban train.
Airport Connections
Milan Linate Airport: recommended option: M2 from Romolo to Cadorna, change to M1 to San Babila, then M4 to Linate Airport.
Milan Malpensa Airport: From Romolo M2 to Cadorna FN, then Malpensa Express
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport
From Romolo to Centrale FS (via M2 + M3 or change at Garibaldi), then direct shuttle to Orio al Serio.
In summary
Viale Cassala 61 is a well-served hub in the city, thanks to its proximity to the M2 (Romolo) subway line, numerous trams and buses, and easy access to other subway and train lines. Connections to the main stations, the historic center, universities, and especially the new M4 line (just minutes away) make the area perfect for living or staying in Milan conveniently and efficiently. Furthermore, Linate, Malpensa, and Orio al Serio airports are accessible with competitive travel times and integrated transportation solutions.
Tickets and Information
ATM - +39 800 808 181
Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949
Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366
Welcome to the Milanese charm managed by Easylife House, a short-term rental management company throughout Italy. Featuring a welcoming and modern atmosphere, this apartment is the epitome of elegant urban living.
In the heart of the Navigli district, nestled in a vibrant neighborhood, lies this elegant, air-conditioned apartment on the second floor of a residential building with a concierge and elevator. Upon entering, you're greeted by a spacious living room featuring a peninsula sofa inviting relaxation and a convivial dining area, illuminated by light filtering through windows overlooking the neighborhood. The custom-designed kitchen, refined in design, is equipped with modern appliances to simplify every daily task.
The spacious and bright master bedroom opens onto an outdoor patio with a bench—a true haven of urban intimacy—and is equipped with a spacious closet, dresser, and Smart TV.
The elegant and meticulously designed bathroom features a glass walk-in shower for moments of private well-being. The apartment is completed by a second, functional double bedroom featuring a large built-in wardrobe with sliding doors. Designer furnishings, attention to detail, and modern comforts combine to offer a superior living experience, nestled amidst canals, historic venues, and an authentic Milanese atmosphere.
Paid parking nearby
ATM Milano - Romolo - Largo Nuvolari Tazio - 20100 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 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 Navigli district, located southwest of Milan's city center, is one of the city's most charming and vibrant areas. Famous for its historic canals, this district offers a unique mix of history, culture, art, and nightlife.
History and Characteristics
The Navigli are a system of artificial canals built between the 12th and 16th centuries for irrigation and navigation purposes, connecting Milan to the main waterways of Lombardy. These canals played a crucial role in the city's economic development, facilitating the transportation of goods and people. Today, the neighborhood retains its old-world charm, with its typical tenement houses, artisan workshops, and ancient washhouses covered by wooden beam roofs.
Places of Interest
Naviglio Grande: The oldest and most important of Milan's canals, known for its picturesque banks lined with bars, restaurants, and boutiques. A stroll along the Naviglio Grande offers picturesque views and the opportunity to immerse yourself in the neighborhood's bohemian atmosphere.
Naviglio Pavese: Connecting Milan to Pavia, the Naviglio Pavese, while less touristy than the Naviglio Grande, offers picturesque corners and a vibrant local scene.
Darsena: Located near Porta Ticinese, the Darsena is Milan's ancient port, recently redeveloped. Today, it's a popular meeting place, with green spaces, markets, and waterfront venues.
Vicolo dei Lavandai: A picturesque spot where washerwomen once washed clothes in the canal. Today, it stands as a historical reminder of Milanese daily life in the past.
Church of San Cristoforo sul Naviglio: An architectural gem consisting of two side-by-side churches, dating back to the 13th and 15th centuries, known for their brick façades and interior frescoes.
Cultural and Nightlife
The neighborhood is renowned for its vibrant nightlife. Along the Navigli, bars, restaurants, and clubs offer aperitivo and live music, attracting both residents and tourists. Furthermore, the area is home to numerous art galleries, artists' studios, and cultural spaces, making it a vibrant hub for lovers of art and creativity.
Events and Markets
Antique, craft, and vintage markets are held periodically along the Navigli, offering the opportunity to discover unique objects and immerse yourself in the local atmosphere. One of the most well-known events is the Mercatone dell'Antiquariato, which takes place on the last Sunday of every month along the Naviglio Grande.
Nearby Areas
Porta Genova: A historic train station and access point to the Navigli, the surrounding area is full of trendy bars and design shops.
Porta Ticinese: An area characterized by a vibrant youth scene, with numerous bars, alternative shops, and a strong artistic presence.
Tortona: Known for the Fuorisalone during Design Week, this creative neighborhood features showrooms, galleries, and exhibition spaces.
In short, the Navigli district and its surrounding areas are a must-see for anyone visiting Milan, offering an authentic experience that combines history, culture, and entertainment in a unique setting.
Pharmacy
Romolo Parapharmacy - Viale Romolo, 1 - 20143 Milan
Hospital
Ospedale Maggiore Policlinico - Via della Commenda, 12 - 20122 Milan
Supermarket
Esselunga - Viale Cassala, 22 - 20143 Milan
GET AROUND
Viale Cassala 61 is located in the southwest part of Milan, near the Navigli canals and the Porta Genova area. It is a residential and commercial area well served by public transportation, offering easy access to the city center, major railway hubs, and the airport. The location is particularly strategic for those who want to get around easily by subway, bus, and tram, with quick connections to the new M4 blue line.
Subway
The address is primarily served by the M2 (green) line, one of the most important lines in the Milan subway network:
Closest stop: Romolo M2, located about 300 meters from Viale Cassala 61, easily reached in less than 5 minutes on foot.
The M2 line takes you to Porta Genova FS in 1 stop, Cadorna FN in 4 stops (interchange with M1 and Malpensa Express), Garibaldi FS in 6 stops (connection with the suburban railway), Stazione Centrale FS with a change at Garibaldi or Cadorna, and Università Statale - Città Studi (via interchange with M1/M3).
To reach the M4 line (blue), you can take the M2 to Sant’Ambrogio, then walk to De Amicis M4 or Santa Sofia M4 (about 10 minutes), or change to the M1 at Cadorna to directly reach San Babila M4. The M4 line provides ultra-fast access to Linate Airport and several strategic stops along the east-west axis of the city.
Bus and Tram
The area is also well connected by ATM surface transport, offering convenient urban and inter-neighborhood travel:
Bus 47: connects Viale Cassala with the Lorenteggio area, Romolo, Porta Genova, and the city center.
Bus 90/91 (circular lines): accessible within a few minutes, they cross the entire city along the outer ring road.
Tram 2: a short distance away, it offers a direct connection to Porta Genova, the historic center (Duomo, Cordusio), and Piazzale Negrelli.
Tram 9: accessible from Porta Genova or Via Solari, it is useful for traveling along Milan's semi-central ring road, towards Porta Romana, Stazione Centrale, and Viale Tunisia.
Connections to Train Stations
Milan Porta Genova Station: reachable on foot in about 10 minutes or in 1 stop on the M2 line from Romolo.
Milan Cadorna Station: accessible in 4 stops on the M2 line, also useful for connections to the Malpensa Express.
Milan Garibaldi Station: served by the M2 line in 6 stops, an interchange hub with regional and high-speed trains.
Central Station: reachable in about 15-20 minutes, with a change from M2 to M3 or via Garibaldi FS.
Milan Rogoredo Station: connected via M2 to Centrale, then M3 and suburban train.
Airport Connections
Milan Linate Airport: recommended option: M2 from Romolo to Cadorna, change to M1 to San Babila, then M4 to Linate Airport.
Milan Malpensa Airport: From Romolo M2 to Cadorna FN, then Malpensa Express
Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport
From Romolo to Centrale FS (via M2 + M3 or change at Garibaldi), then direct shuttle to Orio al Serio.
In summary
Viale Cassala 61 is a well-served hub in the city, thanks to its proximity to the M2 (Romolo) subway line, numerous trams and buses, and easy access to other subway and train lines. Connections to the main stations, the historic center, universities, and especially the new M4 line (just minutes away) make the area perfect for living or staying in Milan conveniently and efficiently. Furthermore, Linate, Malpensa, and Orio al Serio airports are accessible with competitive travel times and integrated transportation solutions.
Tickets and Information
ATM - +39 800 808 181
Trenord - +39 02 7249 4949
Orioshuttle - Informazioni sui biglietti - +39 035 319366
Map of Milan
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