How to reach us

By car - On leaving the motorway, take the Tangenziale Est at Lambrate.  Follow Via Rombon and then Via Porpora.  You will exit at Piazza Loreto.  Here take the fourth street on the right, Vial Brianza.  Turn left at the first traffic light and continue on Via Venini.  After the second traffic light, take the first right to the hotel.

By train - On arriving at the central station exit to the left of the station.  Take the street directly opposite, ViaDomenico Scarlatti.  The hotel is 200 metres along at number 24.

By plane - Various companies run shuttle buses from the main airports and the central train station at regular intervals (about every 15 minutes at peak times).  From the left of the station, leaving the station and facing the Piazza Duca D’Aosta, Via Domenica Scarlatti runs parallel to Via Domenico Vitruvio leading you to the Hotel at number 24.

Travelling around the city

The Hotel Andreola is close to the efficient Metropolitana, Milan’s metro system.  The Milan metro (MM) consists of four underground lines: MM1, MM2, MM3 and the blue Passante Ferroviario.  The metro line is a convenient – and the easiest – way of getting around.  The Hotel Andriola is very close to the MM1 (red), MM2 (green) and MM3 (yellow) lines.

Location

The Hotel Andreola Milano is ideally located in the centre of Milan.  Whether you are visiting Milan on business or for leisure, you are guaranteed the perfect base from which to start your day.

Renowned as one of the world’s major commercial and financial centres, Milan draws visitors from far and wide.  It is also renowned as the world capital of design and fashion and is home to spectacular works of art.

Located at number 24, Via Domenico Scarlatti, the Andreola Central Hotel is a short 5 minute walk from the central train station Milano Centrale and thus in the middle of this sprawling metropolis.  Luckily, the majority of the attractions are concentrated in the centre. Via Domenico Scarlatti runs perpendicular to the central train station, click on the Interactive Map of Milan for a better view of the hotel’s location and surrounding area.

The famous Duomo, Milan’s impressive cathedral, is the fourth largest in the world and is renowned for its eye catching gothic architecture.  Commissioned in 1386 by Gian Galeazzo Visconti, the cathedral can hold a congregation of 40,000.  The first sight of the cathedral is unforgettable with its marble façade, spires and statues.  

Heavily bombed during WWII but rebuilt, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is one of Milan’s most popular shopping centres.  The gallery is covered by an arching steel and glass roof.  The cross shaped gallery leads to a central glass dome and many elegant shops sell everything from haute couture to books.  Travellers tend to enjoy relaxing at the various restaurants, cafés and bars.  It connects the Duomo to another world famous Milanese landmark, La Scala Opera House.

Towards the northern end of Via Dante you will find the Castello Sforzesco, a fortress of which Leonardo Da Vinci helped design the defences.  One of the most well known and valued paintings in the world can be viewed at Santa Maria delle Grazie, Leonardo’s The Last Supper depicts the scene from the Gospel of John when Jesus announces that one of his disciples would betray him.

For football fans a visit to the San Siro, Giuseppe Meazza stadium, is fundamental.  It is home to two of the most famous football teams in the world: Inter Milan and A.C. Milan.