Porta Venezia, one of the six main and historic gates of Milan, is considered the shopping district and Corso Buenos Aires, with its succession of famous shops and clothing boutiques, is one of the most beautiful and longest shopping promenades in Europe. In…
Porta Venezia, one of the six main and historic gates of Milan, is considered the shopping district and Corso Buenos Aires, with its succession of famous shops and clothing boutiques, is one of the most beautiful and longest shopping promenades in Europe. In addition to fashion, there are many ethnic, Italian and trendy restaurants, where new gastronomic trends are experimented every day that can satisfy even the most demanding palates. In the neighborhood there are very interesting places to visit such as the Indro Montanelli Gardens, the green lung of the neighborhood, but also the Ulrico Hoepli Civic Planetarium (largest planetarium in Italy), the Civic Museum of Natural History, one of the most important nature museums in Europe , the PAC pavilion where temporary exhibitions of contemporary art are held, Spazio Oberdan dedicated mainly to cinematographic art and Villa Reale, a luxurious nineteenth-century residence which houses fantastic collections of works of art by the most prestigious national and international artists of the past such as Picasso, Manet, Canova, Van Gogh, Cézanne and Matisse.
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Milan Porta Venezia enjoys a central position and is a neighborhood well connected to the rest of the city. In addition to the numerous bus and tram lines, there is the Milan Porta Venezia railway station and two metro stations, Porta Venezia and Palestro, both located on the M1 line.