Hotels in Milan

Staying in Milan

Milan's centre is the Duomo, with the Galleria, La Scala and the shopping streets of the Quadrilatero within a few blocks. Brera is just north, with galleries and restaurants in older streets. Porta Nuova, further north, is the newer business district of towers and plazas around Garibaldi station. The Navigli canals to the south-west are where the evening goes. Milano Centrale, the main station, sits north-east of the centre and is where trains from Florence, Rome, Turin, Venice and Zurich arrive. Milan Malpensa Airport is a long way out to the north-west, which is why the transfers on this page include routes to Lake Como as well as into the city. A rail link joins the terminals to Milan, and a private car suits late arrivals, groups with luggage and anyone heading to a hotel away from a station. The city also has an airport close to its eastern side, so check which airport your flight uses before you book a transfer. Choose by what fills your days. For the fair, look at hotels along the metro line that reaches the fairground. For meetings, Porta Nuova or near Centrale. For a weekend, anywhere inside the ring of the old city walls keeps the sights on foot.