Small and cozy studio apartment, furnished and equipped with every comfort, perfect for your stay in Milan. Located in a strategic position, right outside the front door there is the tram stop 14, which connects to the Duomo in just 20 minutes. A few steps from the Navigli and the lively areas of Via Savona and Tortona, famous for events and Milanese nightlife, especially during the Fuorisalone. Ideal for exploring the city and living an authentic experience. This cozy studio apartment is optimized to offer comfort and functionality. The interiors are tastefully furnished, combining modern and practical elements. The living area is equipped with a small dining table, ideal for two people, with high seats and decorations that give a personal touch. The kitchen, compact but well equipped, includes everything you need, such as a stove, microwave and coffee machine. On the upper level, accessible via an internal staircase, there is a relaxation area with a comfortable sofa, a double bed, a low cabinet and a SMART TV, perfect for relaxing. The white walls and low ceilings create a cozy and intimate atmosphere. The well-organized bathroom includes a modern shower, a sink with space for personal items and a practical washer/dryer, ideal for extended stays. Thanks to the compact size, every corner is used to the fullest, offering a comfortable and functional experience in a strategic location in the city.

1. Oratorio di San Protaso al Lorenteggio Description: Known as "la gesetta di lusert" (little church of the lizards), it dates back to the 11th century. It is one of the oldest churches in Milan, used for special events and guided tours. Where: Via Lorenteggio, Milan. 2. Murales del Giambellino Description: Street art works created by the Orticanoodles collective and local artists, tell stories of integration and culture of the neighborhood. Where: Along Via Giambellino and surroundings. 3. Parco di Via Giambellino 129 Description: A new green space with games for children, urban gardens and relaxation areas, ideal for families and for those seeking a bit of tranquility. Where: Via Giambellino, 129. 4. Bar Gino Description: Historic venue of the neighborhood, made famous by the song "La Ballata del Cerutti" by Giorgio Gaber. An icon of Milanese popular culture. Where: Via Giambellino, 50. 5. Via Lorenteggio Market Description: A lively weekly market where you can buy fresh produce, clothing and multi-ethnic specialties. Where: Via Lorenteggio, every Thursday. 6. Church of San Vito al Giambellino Description: A modern church, built in the post-war period, represents a religious and cultural reference point for the neighborhood. Where: Via Tito Vignoli, Milan. 7. Cascina Corba Description: An old 17th century farmhouse, an example of rural Lombard architecture. In the past it was a restaurant, now awaiting redevelopment. Where: Via dei Gigli, Milan. 8. Giangiacomo Feltrinelli Foundation Description: Cultural space dedicated to exhibitions and events on social and urban themes, located not far from Giambellino. Where: Viale Pasubio, reachable in a few minutes. 9. Naviglio Grande Description: A few steps from Giambellino is the Naviglio Grande, perfect for a stroll, with restaurants, bars and characteristic shops. Where: Reachable on foot or by bike. This area is rich in history, culture and new urban redevelopment projects