ONLY BOOKING HERE ON THE OFFICIAL SITE WILL YOU HAVE:
  • Welcome cocktail at restaurant "El Porteño Gourmet"
  • 10% discount at restaurant "El Porteño Gourmet"
  • Free upgrade of type if available upon arrival
  • Early check-in (subject to availability)
  • Late check-out (subject to availability)

Speronari Suites Milano

The best place to stay in Milan

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Location

Speronari Suites is located at number 4 of Via Speronari – in the immediate vicinity of Milan’s Duomo, between Via Torino and Via Falcone – the throbbing heart of Italy’s most visited city, once filled with artisan establishments and art shops that now have turned into trendy boutiques, internationally renowned exhibition areas and outstanding venues.

Whether you’re a tourist or a business traveller, there is no better facility where to stay overnight in order to fully explore the historic centre on foot or with the Tube (departure from the “Duomo station”, junction of the M1 and M3 lines, a few steps away from the hotel and from the city’s main landmarks).

Via Speronari, 4 - 20123 Milan

How to reach us

By train

From the Stazione Centrale: take the M3 underground (yellow line) and get off at the Duomo stop.

From Stazione Garibaldi: take the M2 underground (green line) towards Abbiategrasso to Cadorna FS and then take the M1 (red line) towards Sesto and get off at the Duomo stop.

By plane

From Malpensa airport: take the Malpensa Shuttle to the Stazione Centrale, then from there take the M3 underground to the Duomo stop. Alternatively, take the Malpensa Express to Cadorna and then the M1 underground to Duomo.

From Linate airport: take a taxi to Piazza Duomo or take the M4 underground (blu line) towards San Cristoforo to San Babila and then take the M1 (red line) towards Bisceglie/Rho Fiera and get off at the Duomo stop.

By foot

From Piazza Duomo:
with the Duomo behind you, proceed towards the left corner of the square and take Via Orefici. After 30 metres turn left onto Via Torino and after 80 metres left again onto Via Speronari. At number 4, on the left, is the entrance to Speronari Suites.

By car

Access restrictions are in effect for some types of vehicles.
For more information on Area C, Area B, ZTL (restriced traffic zone), Ecopass consult the link: www.comune.milano.it.
To purchase the admission ticket you can do it online at the following link: areac.atm-mi.it.

Attractions

Cenacolo Vinciano
  • Included in the UNESCO World Heritage List since 1980, it preserves Leonardo Da Vinci’s masterpiece – The Last Supper – the highest synthesis of the Italian Renaissance.
Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio
  • One of the oldest churches of Christianity, dating back to the 4th century and restored in Lombard Romanesque style. It contains the remains of three saints (Sant’Ambrogio, San Gervasus and San Protasus).
Teatro Alla Scala
  • The main opera house in Milan, among the most prestigious in the world. Major artists of the international opera and classical music sectors have performed there for 241 years.
Castello Sforzesco
  • A 15th century structure built by the Duke of Milan, today location to exhibitions and events, it is one of the city’s major icons.
Armani Silos
  • Immense exhibition area dedicated to the career of the greatest Milanese fashion designer, Giorgio Armani.
Poldi Pezzoli Museum
  • A house-museum containing a collection of six thousand objects including paintings and decorative arts, including works by Botticelli and Buonarroti.
Pinacoteca di Brera
  • National Gallery dating back to 1809 arranged on a surface of 24000 square metres, with one of the best collections of antique and modern art.
Triennale Design Museum
  • Museum dedicated to Italian design and the brands that introduced Italian style to the world. There is even a De Chirico fountain in the back garden.
Gallerie d’Italia – Piazza Scala
  • Intesa Sanpaolo museum and cultural centre with collections ranging from twentieth century art to art of the nineteenth century.
GAM – Galleria d’Arte Moderna
  • The largest municipal collection of nineteenth-century works, from Canova to Modigliani and from Renoir to Van Gogh, located in the halls of the neoclassical Villa Reale.
MUDEC Collection
  • A multidisciplinary centre created from the areas of abandoned factories and dedicated to different customs and cultures of the world.
Museo del Novecento
  • Overlooking Piazza Duomo and connected to Palazzo Reale by a suspended outdoor walkway, it is home to one of the largest and most important collections of Italian art of the 20th century.
Casa Museo Boschi di Stefano
  • A historic residence donated to the municipality of Milan in 1974 by Antonio Boschi and Marieda Di Stefano, it presents a selection of about three hundred of the more than two thousand works in their collection including paintings, sculptures and drawings.
Parco Sempione
  • A green area of 386,000 m² near the Sforzesco Castle, built at the end of the nineteenth century. It has two botanical paths.
Monumental Cemetery
  • An outdoor museum divided into three areas (Catholic, non-Catholic, Jewish) with the remains of some of the most illustrious Milanese key figures, such as Alessandro Manzoni.
The Navigli District
  • The first and largest canal in Europe in the former industrial district south of the Duomo, now home to the Milanese nightlife with its restaurants, wine bars and vintage shops.
Hangar Bicocca
  • Non-profit foundation of 15,000 square metres, dedicated to the promotion of contemporary art with permanent exhibitions and temporary shows of Italian and international artists.
Porta Nuova
  • The former largest construction site in Europe is today the centre of finance and buildings that define the new Milan skyline, from the Unicredit Tower to the Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest).
Villa Necchi Campiglio
  • Villa designed in the early 1930s by architect Piero Portaluppi. Since 2001, the residence was entrusted to the FAI, currently it is possible to visit the interiors and the garden, where numerous events are organized thanks to the presence of an elegant bistro hidden in the green.
Fondazione Prada
  • An age-old distillery transformed into the Milanese temple of contemporary art and culture. The renowned Bar Luce by Wes Anderson is right beside this building.