Milano - Correnti 22 PT - Duomo

The space

Experience Milanese charm with Easylife House, a company specializing in short-term apartment rentals across Italy. Boasting a welcoming, modern atmosphere, this apartment is the perfect place to experience Milan in style, comfort, and elegance.

This refined, uniquely designed studio apartment is located on the ground floor of a residential building and is fully air-conditioned. It offers a sophisticated setting where contemporary elegance and originality blend through a tasteful interplay of colors and materials. The standout feature is the striking red ceiling with decorative molding, creating a harmonious contrast with the light-colored walls and soft-lined furnishings. The sleeping area features a comfortable double bed with a contoured headboard, dedicated lighting, a small sofa, and a wall-mounted TV. The integrated kitchen impresses with its elegant red peninsula, induction cooktop, two upholstered stools, and practical amenities, including a washing machine. The bathroom has a distinctive character, featuring pearl-grey tiling with coral accents, a countertop washbasin, and a spacious rainfall shower. Bright windows, mirrors with sinuous shapes, and carefully selected furnishings complete the intimate, sophisticated atmosphere. A stylish retreat, ideal for those seeking a stay defined by comfort and design.

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.

Get around

Via Cesare Correnti 22 is located in the heart of Milan, in a prime position between Sant’Ambrogio, the Colonne di San Lorenzo, Corso Genova, and the Cinque Vie district, just a short distance from the Duomo, the Darsena, and the Navigli. The area is highly walkable and offers excellent connections via tram, bus, and metro, thanks to the proximity of the M2 (Green) and M4 (Blue) lines. Its location also allows for easy access to the main railway stations and all of Milan’s airports.

Buses and trams

Various surface transport links are available near Via Cesare Correnti, particularly along Corso Genova, Via Torino, Corso di Porta Ticinese, and Piazza Resistenza Partigiana.

Line 3 – runs through Porta Ticinese and Via Torino, offering a direct link to the Duomo.

Line 14 – useful for reaching the Duomo, Cordusio, and Milan’s western districts.

Buses

Line 94 – an inner-city circular route connecting various central areas, including Sant’Ambrogio, Cadorna, Moscova, and Porta Venezia.

Line 50 – accessible from the Sant’Ambrogio area and useful for reaching the western districts.

Additional urban connections are available in the nearby areas of Piazza XXIV Maggio, Porta Genova, and Sant’Ambrogio.

METRO

The location offers convenient access to several metro stations.

Sant’Ambrogio – M2 (Green Line): reachable on foot in about 8–10 minutes. It offers direct connections to Cadorna FN, Porta Garibaldi FS, Stazione Centrale FS, Lambrate FS, Porta Genova, and Romolo. Missori – M3 (Yellow Line): accessible on foot in about 12–15 minutes or via surface transport. It offers direct connections to Duomo, Montenapoleone, Repubblica, Centrale FS, and Rogoredo FS.

Duomo – M1/M3: accessible via a short walk or by trams running along Via Torino. It is one of the city’s major interchange hubs.

M4 line (blue)

One of the location's key advantages is its proximity to the new M4 line, which directly connects Milan’s city center with Linate Airport.

The most convenient stop is De Amicis M4, reachable on foot in about 5–7 minutes from Via Cesare Correnti 22.

Alternatively, the Sant’Ambrogio M4 station is available, offering an interchange with the M2 (Green) line.

Reaching train stations

Milano Cadorna FN: directly accessible via the M2 line from Sant’Ambrogio (just a few stops away). The Malpensa Express departs from here.

Milano Centrale FS: direct connection via the M2 line from Sant’Ambrogio, with no transfers required. Approximate travel time from the property: 25–30 minutes.

Milano Porta Garibaldi FS: directly accessible via the M2 line from Sant’Ambrogio (approx. 10–15 minutes by metro).

Milano Lambrate FS: direct connection via the M2 line; no line changes required.

Milano Rogoredo FS: accessible via the M3 line from Missori (towards San Donato).

Milano Porta Genova: accessible via the M2 line from Sant’Ambrogio or via surface transport. GETTING TO THE AIRPORTS

The most convenient option is to walk to the De Amicis M4 station and take the Blue Line directly to the airport—no transfers required. Estimated total time: 25–30 minutes.

Go to the Sant’Ambrogio M2 station, continue to Cadorna FN, and take the Malpensa Express directly to the airport. The total journey generally takes 60–75 minutes, depending on the terminal and connections.

From Sant’Ambrogio M2, travel to Central Station (Stazione Centrale), where direct airport shuttles to Orio al Serio depart. Estimated total time: 80–100 minutes, varying based on traffic.

In summary

Via Cesare Correnti 22 is an ideal base for staying in central Milan and getting around easily without a car. Its proximity to the De Amicis M4 and Sant’Ambrogio M2/M4 stations, along with numerous tram and bus lines, allows for quick access to the Duomo, Brera, Navigli, Porta Nuova, and the city's main attractions. The Cadorna, Centrale, Garibaldi, and Rogoredo stations are easily accessible, while the M4 line offers a direct link to Linate. Malpensa and Bergamo Orio al Serio are also well-connected via the rail network and airport shuttle services.