Navigli

The Navigli district, which unfolds along the Naviglio Grande and the Naviglio Pavese up to the Darsena, is one of the most atmospheric and identity-defining areas of Milan.
Among old case di ringhiera, picturesque courtyards, artists’ ateliers and waterside venues, it represents a unique mix of history, romance and urban vitality.
Its proximity to the city center, its bohemian spirit and its central role in Milan’s cultural life make the Navigli one of the most sought-after and recognizable districts of the city.

 

Living in the Navigli area means choosing a dynamic, creative and international lifestyle.
The neighborhood is beloved by design professionals, creatives, students, expats and young families thanks to the presence of historic venues, restaurants, galleries, coworking spaces and cultural hubs.
Connections are excellent: trams and buses link directly to the Duomo and Porta Genova, the M2 (Porta Genova) and the new M4 nearby ensure the area is well integrated with every part of the city. Daily life unfolds among walks along the water, markets and convivial evenings.

 

The atmosphere of the Navigli is vibrant and romantic.
The banks of the Naviglio Grande — with period houses and artisan workshops — offer unique views, while streets such as Via Vigevano, Ripa di Porta Ticinese and Alzaia Naviglio Pavese combine urban style, creativity and sociality.
In the evening the area transforms: venues, music, exhibitions, artistic events and an intense nightlife attract a young, cosmopolitan public, while still maintaining a strong connection to Milanese tradition.