Our apartment is practical, welcoming, with brand new finishes and equipped with every comfort necessary for short stays in Milan. It is located in a very quiet street, in a strategic position 10 minutes from the subway, the San Siro stadium and the San Carlo hospital, well served by means of transport that in about 20 minutes take you to Piazza del Duomo. Within walking distance a supermarket, a pharmacy, a bank and numerous restaurants. Of course, the first thing to see is the stadium. Completed in 1926, the first match of Milan was played there in that year: a futuristic stadium for the time, as it could accommodate 35,000 spectators. Then there were many changes: its capacity passed to 55,000 in 1935 with an extension carried out by the Municipality of Milan, which bought the plant; in 1947 Inter also started playing there, leaving the Arena Civica. In the sixties, the stadium came to have a capacity of almost 100,000 spectators and, finally, was renovated for the last time for the World Cup of Italy '90. In the Stadium there is the Museum, visited by over 25,000 tourists a month where you can see the trophies won by Inter and Milan, learn about the history of the stadium, see a series of memorabilia and get an overview of the non-football events hosted by the Stadium, such as concerts or the visit of the Pope.

We are a father and a son who share the same passion for travel and having the opportunity to take advantage of a nice and cozy apartment in Milan we ventured in order to give tourists a nice experience in our beautiful Milan.

The San Siro district is located on the western outskirts of the city, belonging to Municipio 7. It borders Lampugnano and QT8, with the old Fair, with Trenno, and is bordered to the south by Via Novara and Via Rembrandt. Two souls coexist in the neighborhood: a green one and one that has large, more modern built-up areas that offer many services. Of course, the first thing to see is the stadium. In the sixties, the stadium reached a capacity of almost 100,000 spectators and was finally renovated for the last time for the World Cup in Italy '90. In the Stadium is the Museum, visited by more than 25,000 tourists a month, where you can see the trophies won by Inter and Milan, learn about the history of the stadium, see a number of memorabilia and get an overview of the non-football events organized by the Stadium, such as concerts or the visit of the Pope. In the neighborhood there is also the Hippodrome of the gallop, built starting in 1913 and is one of the reference points for world horse racing, but it is also a meeting place, thanks to its green spaces and restaurants, and today also hosts important concerts by international artists. Nearby we find Leonardo's Horse.