Paolo Sarpi

The Paolo Sarpi district, located between Porta Volta, Cenisio, Monumentale and Moscova, is one of the most dynamic, contemporary and recognizable areas of Milan.
Known as Milan’s “Chinatown,” it has evolved in recent years into a trendy neighborhood filled with creative venues, independent boutiques, design-oriented spaces and one of the city’s most lively pedestrian zones.
The blend of Asian heritage, modern urban lifestyle and proximity to major hubs such as Porta Nuova and Monumentale makes Paolo Sarpi one of the most vibrant, innovative and culturally rich districts of contemporary Milan.

 

Living in Paolo Sarpi means embracing an energetic, international lifestyle full of stimulation.
The neighborhood offers:
- one of Milan’s main pedestrian areas, lively with shops, restaurants, and cafés
- international cuisine, Asian street food, modern bistros, and nightlife venues
- coworking spaces, creative studios, concept stores, and small independent businesses
- excellent transport connections via the nearby M2 and M5 lines (Garibaldi FS), the M5 Monumentale station, as well as tram lines and bike paths leading to Porta Nuova and Isola

Paolo Sarpi is an ideal district for young professionals, creatives, and international residents seeking a vibrant and cosmopolitan urban lifestyle.

 

Paolo Sarpi’s atmosphere is dynamic, contemporary, and deeply multicultural.
The main street, fully pedestrianized, is lined with Asian restaurants, traditional pastry shops, ethnic stores, and design boutiques, creating a distinctive blend of Eastern culture and Milanese style.
During the day, the neighborhood is energized by shops, coworking spaces, and creative activities;
in the evening, it transforms into a lively gastronomic and social hub, with modern venues, cocktail bars, and a strong young and international presence.
Its proximity to Porta Volta and the new Feltrinelli district adds a modern, ever-evolving character to the area.