Who it suits
The right neighbourhood if you want…
Trade fairs and congresses
Rho Fiera and MiCo are easy to reach by train and public transport.
Business and MIND
A functional base for offices and new north-western hubs.
Events and sport
Convenient for San Siro without crossing the entire city centre.
The neighbourhood
The character of the area.
Certosa District tells the story of Milan's latest projects. Former industrial spaces are becoming offices, campuses, venues and cultural hubs. Less touristy and more practical, it sits strategically between the centre, Rho Fiera and Malpensa.
Getting around
Practical connections
- Milano Certosa station and suburban railway
- Fast links to Rho Fiera and the centre
- Local trams and buses
- Outside Area C and central restricted zones
- Malpensa in around 25–35 minutes depending on traffic and connection
Why stay here
Near Rho Fiera
A practical solution for fairs, conferences and exhibitors.
Easy access
Train, public transport and car without entering the historic centre.
New energy
Creative spaces, campuses and venues are reshaping the area.
Experience the area
Eat, walk and feel at home.
Where to eat
- June Collective — café and contemporary cooking
- Loste Café — bakery and specialty coffee
- Crosta — bread, pizza and baked goods
- Ape Cesare — informal aperitivo
- Local trattorias and pizzerias along the main roads
Where to walk
- Regenerated spaces of Certosa District
- Monte Stella and the Garden of the Righteous
- Parco del Portello
- Villa Scheibler and its park
Safety
Certosa is a large and evolving neighbourhood. Main areas are busy during the day, while some streets become quieter at night. Plan your route and use taxis or public transport on less active stretches.
Where to stay
HÕMA Certosa District.
13 modern rooms in the new Certosa District. Minutes from Milano Certosa, practical for fairs, events and business travel.
FAQ
Neighbourhood questions.
Is Certosa convenient for Rho Fiera?
Yes. Rail connections from Milano Certosa make the journey quick.
How do I reach the centre?
Use the suburban railway, trams or buses; journey time and changes depend on your destination.
Is the area good for business travellers?
Yes. It is especially practical for fairs, MIND and work in north-west Milan.
Where can I eat?
The district has new cafés and venues, with traditional trattorias and pizzerias on the main streets.
Where can I walk?
Try Monte Stella, Parco del Portello, Villa Scheibler and the regenerated district.
Do I need a car?
Not necessarily. Trains and public transport work well, though a car can help for peripheral destinations.
What is the area like at night?
Quieter than the centre. Check your route and favour the main streets.
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