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( ex. Contempora Apartments - Ampio Monolocale Medici 7 )
7 Via Medici, Milan, Italy
Located in the Moscova district of Milan merely 1.5 km from House Manzoni, the 1-bedroom Contempora - Ampio Monolocale - Duomo - Colonne Di San Lorenzo Milan apartment accommodates up to 2 guests. At the apartment, Wi-Fi and a car park are also provided.
The 45 m² apartment has a central location, just 450 metres from the ancient Roman Colonne di San Lorenzo Ruin and in close proximity to the 4th-century church "Basilica of San Lorenzo". Around 20 minutes' walk from Contempora - Ampio Monolocale - Duomo - Colonne Di San Lorenzo apartment you will find Pinacoteca di Brera Gallery. The property is nestled in proximity to the shopping mall "Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II".
Contempora - Ampio Monolocale - Duomo - Colonne Di San Lorenzo apartment has a seating area and a dining area, equipped with a flat-screen TV with satellite channels, as well as comfort facilities like ironing equipment. The bathroom comes with a bidet, a separate toilet, and a shower. Additionally, you'll find hairdryers and towels.
Featuring self-catering amenities such as a kitchen, this accommodation ensures guests have a dining area to enjoy their meals. A dining table are also available for your convenience. Nerino Dieci Trattoria offers Italian specialities, only a few steps from Contempora - Ampio Monolocale - Duomo - Colonne Di San Lorenzo apartment. Milano Cadorna train station is only 1.1 km away, and Piazza Resistenza Partigiana bus stop is merely 350 metres from the apartment.
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