Living in a neighborhood like "Città Studi" means choosing to stay in the most youthful and culturally eccentric part of the city, with the advantage of being surrounded by historic buildings. In Viale Lombardia, where the Coppi, Bartali, Binda, Pantani and Gimondi properties are located, you can find the subway under the house and the Polytechnic vibrates in the heart of the neighborhood. Not far away we find via Balzaretti and toilet paper created by M. Cattelan in 2010. In the area there are iconic buildings such as the Church of San Luca Evangelista designed by Giò Ponti in 1958 and the Kremlin of Milan, a perfect example of Art Deco beauty. The Shopping District of Corso Buenos Aires remains just behind the building, an inspiring visit to the area's art galleries such as the candid Ribot Gallery, the fluid Futurdome, the Ncontemporary project room and Massimo De Carlo's Corbellini house, to then find yourself having an aperitif in the historic Bar Basso with its "Negroni Sbagliato". Choosing to live in “Città Studi” is all this and a little more.