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What to see
Aperitivo on the Navigli, cocktails in Porta Venezia, nights out in Isola or on Corso Como: the right areas for every kind of evening, and how to get back to the suite.
Walking distance from the suite: Porta Venezia and NoLo
Metro: until about half past midnight, then night buses and taxis
Tip: book dinner at weekends
Without taking the metro you have two lively areas: Porta Venezia, with the bars on and around Via Lazzaretto, and NoLo, the neighbourhood north of Loreto with young venues, cocktail bars and international restaurants. It’s the easiest choice for a carefree night out.
The classic: aperitivo along the Naviglio Grande and the Darsena, then dinner or a drink by the water. It gets very crowded at weekends. Direct M2 from Loreto to Porta Genova.
Between the skyscrapers of Porta Nuova and the streets of Isola you’ll find cocktail bars, music venues and restaurants for every budget. Corso Como and the Garibaldi area are the go-to spots for more upmarket nightlife.
Brera is perfect for a romantic dinner among its narrow lanes and outdoor tables. Around the Arco della Pace and Corso Sempione there are spacious venues with outdoor terraces, very popular in summer.
The metro closes at around half past midnight. After that there are night bus lines and taxis, which are easy to find at Centrale and Loreto. The suites have self check-in, so you can come back whenever you like.
Stay just steps away
Mercadante Suite: two suites at Via Saverio Mercadante 10, 10 minutes from Milano Centrale station. Book on our website and pay 20% less.
