Porta Venezia

Porta Venezia, a historic junction between Corso Buenos Aires, Palestro and Indipendenza, is one of Milan’s most elegant and cosmopolitan districts. Famous for its Liberty-style buildings, tree-lined streets, the Indro Montanelli Gardens and its cultural variety, it blends bourgeois tradition with contemporary spirit in a central and lively setting.
Period residences, international boutiques, galleries and trendy venues make Porta Venezia a dynamic yet refined neighborhood, perfect for those seeking urban comfort, architectural beauty and excellent services.

 

Living in Porta Venezia means embracing a lively, cultural, and exceptionally well-connected lifestyle.
The area is highly valued by professionals, families, creatives, and expatriates thanks to the presence of schools, museums, coworking spaces, restaurants, and one of the city’s best transport networks (M1 metro line, Passante rail link, trams, and buses).
Its proximity to the city center, San Babila, Palestro, and Corso Buenos Aires makes it an ideal location for those who enjoy walking and having all essential services just steps away.

 

The atmosphere is elegant and cosmopolitan.
Streets such as Via Malpighi, Via Pisacane, Via Nino Bixio, Via Melzo, and Corso Venezia feature Liberty-style palaces, historic courtyards, museums, and modern venues coexisting in perfect balance.
In the evening, the area comes alive with contemporary bistros, cocktail bars, international restaurants, and a vibrant cultural scene.

Porta Venezia is also known as one of the city’s most inclusive and artistic districts, while maintaining a classic and timeless elegance.