The Milan neighborhoods map shows region and suburbs of Milan areas. This neighborhood map of Milan will allow you to discover quarters and surrounding area of Milan in Lombardy - Italy. The Milan quarters map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Milan neighborhoods total number comes up at around 80, all divided into nine municipi (administrative zones). Some areas are more residential, some more historic, some perfect for shopping. Isola as its shown in Milan neighborhoods map is Milan sleeper neighborhood because of its great location, hip shops and local vibe. It is also a great area to hang out in because, well, it feels like a neighborhood. Weekend street markets, clever graffiti and cute boutiques. When you walk around the Isola neighborhood, make sure to look out for street art. The colorful neighborhood is a tableau vivant for urban artists.

The Duomo neighborhood surrounds – as you can see in Milan neighborhoods map– the skyline-defining Milan Cathedral. The magnificent church sits right at the historical center of the city, which means its most famous landmarks are just a few meters from each other – like the gorgeous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II or the Palazzo Reale, now a favored spot for art and photography exhibitions. Still central and undoubtedly chic (with prices to match), Brera immediately brings to mind the Pinacoteca – a star among Milan museums. A visit to this sprawling complex means admiring crowd-pleasing paintings like Francisco Hayez The Kiss, plus amenities like a botanical garden and an astronomical observatory.

The Navigli are as Milanese as it gets. Part of a system of canals created to connect the lakes Maggiore and Como with waterways in Switzerland and the rest of the Po Valley, the Naviglio Grande and the Naviglio Pavese (as well the basin they both create, the Darsena) are today hotspots for Milan social life. Slightly West of Brera, the area around Parco Sempione as its mentioned in Milan neighborhoods map is home to Castello Sforzesco, another one of Milan unmissable landmarks. While only 15 minutes from Piazza del Duomo, this verdant neighborhood offers a bubble of tranquility amid the hustle and bustle of a busy city.

The Milan districts map shows all quarters and suburbs of Milan. This district map of Milan will allow you to discover areas and the region of Milan in Lombardy - Italy. The Milan districts map is downloadable in PDF, printable and free.

Milano is divided into 9 Municipalities or districts as you can see in Milan districts map, each with its own geographical, historical, social and cultural identity. The historical Centre you can start from Piazza Duomo, overlooked by the beautiful Cathedral: take a full shopping immersion in the Quadrilatero della Moda - Fashion District, or a foray into the lively Via Torino, which hides within itself the Church of San Satiro, and then enter the area of Carrobbio, bound by San Lorenzo Columns. Main hub of train arrivals and departures, the building of Milano Central Station is distinguished by its eclectic style. This district develops along the north-eastern route until it reaches the Journalists Village and the post war district of Maggiolina. At this link you will find an itinerary to discover significant 20th century architecture scattered along the way.

The youth district has assumed such a peculiar identity that it has found expression in the acronym NoLo - North of Loreto, crossroads between the green and red lines of the metro, on the border with City Area 2 as its shown in Milan districts map. Further along the green line is the neuralgic station of Lambrate, which until 1923 was an autonomous Municipality; the Ortica district south of Lambrate is famous for street art. From Roman remains to chic aperitifs this area of Milano is served by the Metro M3 yellow line (Porta Romana, Lodi TIBB, Brenta, Corvetto, Porto di Mare, Rogoredo FS and San Donato stations) and is characterized by the presence of various places of historical interest, such as the one where the Thermal Baths are located.

Between rural villages and contemporary suburbs, the district is made up of some urban hamlets that in the past were the Corpi Santi di Milano, agricultural villages and farmhouses placed beyond the boundaries marked by the City walls, and typical historical districts, such as the Burg dè furmagiatt (Cheesemakers Borough) located in Corso San Gottardo as its mentioned in Milan districts map. Navigli and surroundings this is one of the most recommended areas to have an aperitif in good company, in one of the many bars and restaurants that overlook the canal. Milano green soul, the district of Baggio is the oldest village among those included in the Area; Porta Magenta was one of the six main gates of Milano, located on the western border of the city, along the road to Vercelli; while in the areas of Muggiano and Assiano you can still observe fontanili, watercourses used for the irrigation of the fields, which have been preserved over the centuries since Roman times.