Enjoy staying in a cosy, quiet room in my bright, warm apartment right in the heart of the vibrating area of “Nolo”, a few minutes walking distance from metro stops Pasteur and Rovereto, Trotter Park, the amazing cinema Beltrade (with only original language films), the water channel of naviglio Martesana, cute and lively book shops, great coffee shops and restaurants.
This is quiet, peaceful home, at the 4th and last floor of a 1920s typical “Milanese” building, and it is hopefully a place where you can unplug and recharge from the stress of the city.
The apartment is facing east and west, so it gets sunrise in the morning, and sunset in the evening. The “golden hour” light can be enjoyed from the small balcony which overlooks red roofs and a two courtyards.
The house's guest room has a single bed, a desk for work, shelves and a cloth hanger. It’s ideal for a brief staying but I’m open to discuss longer staying if needed.
Via Termopili hosts a really great food and clothes market each Friday morning from 7 am to 2pm.
There are a lot of queer and lgbt venues right next to the house, in via Varanini, and the more traditional lgbt hub of Porta Venezia is reachable in only 10 minutes by metro.
Message me for more info! Thank you!
Enjoy staying in a cosy, quiet room in my bright, warm apartment right in the heart of the vibrating area of “Nolo”, a few minutes walking distance from metro stops Pasteur and Rovereto, Trotter Park, the amazing cinema Beltrade (with only original language films), the water channel of naviglio Martesana, cute and lively book shops, great coffee shops and restaurants.
This is quiet, peaceful home, at the 4th and last floor of a 1920s typical “Milanese” building, and it is hopefully a place where you can unplug and recharge from the stress of the city.
The apartment is facing east and west, so it gets sunrise in the morning, and sunset in the evening. The “golden hour” light can be enjoyed from the small balcony which overlooks red roofs and a two courtyards.
The house's guest room has a single bed, a desk for work, shelves and a cloth hanger. It’s ideal for a brief staying but I’m open to discuss longer staying if needed.
Via Termopili hosts a really great food and clothes market each Friday morning from 7 am to 2pm.
There are a lot of queer and lgbt venues right next to the house, in via Varanini, and the more traditional lgbt hub of Porta Venezia is reachable in only 10 minutes by metro.
Message me for more info! Thank you!
Anarres Bistrot : nice and cosy bookshop with great book selection, wine and drinks but also good aperitivo and light food
Mema ti ama: Sicilian restaurant, very good but perhaps a little pricey.
Cinema Beltrade: amazing local cinema within a church, host to possibly the best screenings in town, with great film title, all original language subtitles in Italian; amazing audience, worth going.
Cova: old traditional pastry shop, good coffee and croissant, not pretentious
Fola: amazing bakery/coffee shop, with great Italian / Belgian pastries for a good breakfast, but also for a good lunch - a bit hipster
Tipografia Alimentare: really great food for bruch, lunch, restaurant, also amazing for food bread coffee and pastries in the morning. On the Martesana canal. Def worth trying!
Ghe Pensi Mi: really nice cocktail bar in the nearby Piazza Morbegno, it’s always quite busy and has really good sandwiches
Noloso: cocktail bar, good for aperitivo, gay nights all nights
Le Nove scodelle: really good Sichuan Chinese restaurant
Kung fu bao: really great Chinese specialises in dumplings
Mao: another amazing Chinese restaurant nearby
Tone: amazing bakery with great bread pastries and coffees for the morning, in the weekend they make great doughnuts
Ciacco: one of the best ice cream venues in town. It’s close to piazza duomo. You need to try it!
Pavé: there are a few, I’d go to the original in via Casati. Amazing bar and pastry place, also great for brunch and lunch
Terra: really good ice cream place close to Stazione Centrale
La latteria, via San Marco: amazing restaurant, very simple and high quality food; it’s an old place, run by a family. pricey but definitely worth checking
Cinema Anteo: another great cinema, with many original language screenings (not all screenings though, check which is and which isn’t!)
Arianteo: a program of summer screenings open air in different venues of the city, check the programme
Chinatown, via Sarpi: worth visiting for great Chinese food and a different atmosphere
Mercato di Milano: interesting venue to check for food
Gloria: a nice little trattoria with very good food - close to Navigli area
Fondazione Prada: interesting venue, interesting architecture, with great exhibitions
Brera, pinacoteca and botanical garden. Worth going for sure
Hangar Bicocca: often great exhibit of contemporary art. Double check what’s on!
Anarres Bistrot : nice and cosy bookshop with great book selection, wine and drinks but also good aperitivo and light food
Mema ti ama: Sicilian restaurant, very good but perhaps a little pricey.
Cinema Beltrade: amazing local cinema within a church, host to possibly the best screenings in town, with great film title, all original language subtitles in Italian; amazing audience, worth going.
Cova: old traditional pastry shop, good coffee and croissant, not pretentious
Fola: amazing bakery/coffee shop, with great Italian / Belgian pastries for a good breakfast, but also for a good lunch - a bit hipster
Tipografia Alimentare: really great food for bruch, lunch, restaurant, also amazing for food bread coffee and pastries in the morning. On the Martesana canal. Def worth trying!
Ghe Pensi Mi: really nice cocktail bar in the nearby Piazza Morbegno, it’s always quite busy and has really good sandwiches
Noloso: cocktail bar, good for aperitivo, gay nights all nights
Le Nove scodelle: really good Sichuan Chinese restaurant
Kung fu bao: really great Chinese specialises in dumplings
Mao: another amazing Chinese restaurant nearby
Tone: amazing bakery with great bread pastries and coffees for the morning, in the weekend they make great doughnuts
Ciacco: one of the best ice cream venues in town. It’s close to piazza duomo. You need to try it!
Pavé: there are a few, I’d go to the original in via Casati. Amazing bar and pastry place, also great for brunch and lunch
Terra: really good ice cream place close to Stazione Centrale
La latteria, via San Marco: amazing restaurant, very simple and high quality food; it’s an old place, run by a family. pricey but definitely worth checking
Cinema Anteo: another great cinema, with many original language screenings (not all screenings though, check which is and which isn’t!)
Arianteo: a program of summer screenings open air in different venues of the city, check the programme
Chinatown, via Sarpi: worth visiting for great Chinese food and a different atmosphere
Mercato di Milano: interesting venue to check for food
Gloria: a nice little trattoria with very good food - close to Navigli area
Fondazione Prada: interesting venue, interesting architecture, with great exhibitions
Brera, pinacoteca and botanical garden. Worth going for sure
Hangar Bicocca: often great exhibit of contemporary art. Double check what’s on!
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