Neighbourhoods
The nicest neighbourhoods in Milan
Every neighbourhood in Milan has its own character; that’s exactly what makes it so much fun to explore them all.
Every neighbourhood in Milan has its own character; that’s exactly what makes it so much fun to explore them all.
Take a stroll through the pedestrianised streets of Brera and explore the best shops and outdoor cafés that Corso Garibaldi has to offer.
Marvel at Milan’s most beautiful museum, designed by a Dutch architect, in this neighbourhood brimming with new developments.
The city centre is home to many famous landmarks, including the Duomo and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and it’s a great place to go shopping.
Here you’ll find plenty of activity around the Colonne di San Lorenzo, the university and the Roman ruins in the Cinque Vie district.
Lovers of contemporary architecture and art will be in their element in this new part of Milan.
In this neighbourhood, you can stroll along the canal, have a drink at one of the many outdoor cafés and pop into an antique shop now and then.
Isola, Porta Garibaldi and Porta Nuova are up-and-coming, vibrant neighbourhoods with contemporary architecture and trendy eateries.
In these neighbourhoods, you’ll mainly come across Milanese people and Liberty-style buildings.
This neighbourhood is a real treat for lovers of (modern) architecture, historic buildings, parks and hidden gardens.
The industrial buildings give Tortona its character; the designers, fashion houses, modelling agencies and museums create the atmosphere.
Shopping amongst the Milanese sciure, doing the shops at the Mercato Comunale and enjoying a glass of wine.
