Logistics

How to get to Milan

You can find travel information on how to reach the city by all means of transport On Yes Milano website. You can also find a lot of tips about city mobility and transport.

Milano maps - by permission of YesMilano WEBSITE

Duomo Milano - by permission of YesMilano WEBSITE

Conference venue

rosa grand milano

With a prime location at the heart of Italy’s most fashionable city, steps from the Duomo, the Teatro alla Scala and the Fashion District, Rosa Grand offers elegant interiors, composed of clean lines and minimal furnishings in a neutral color scheme with pops of color. Besides the rooms and suites in the main building, guests may opt to stay in the Duomo Luxury Apartments by Rosa Grand, twenty-four spectacular luxury residences with balconies and terraces overlooking the postcard-perfect Milanese landmark.
At Sfizio restaurant, creative Italian dishes are served, while Roses Pizza & More offers long-leavened pizzas accompanied by Champagne and Italian wines. During aperitivo hour, locals and hotel guests gather at the Grand Lounge & Bar to sip on imaginative cocktails in a design-forward setting.

Address and directions

Piazza Fontana, 3 – Milan
Phone +39 02 88311
email rosa.mi@starhotels.it
Website

From Milan Central Railway Station (Stazione Milano Centrale) – 5 km, take the underground line M3 towards San Donato and get off at the Duomo stop. The hotel is just a few steps away.

From Linate Airport (Aeroporto Linate) – 12 km, take the underground line M4 towards San Cristoforo and get off at San Babila stop (10 minutes’ walk).
From Malpensa Airport (Aeroporto Malpensa) – 50 km, take the shuttle or the “Malpensa Express” train to Central Station (Stazione Milano Centrale) and take the underground line M3 towards San Donato and get off at the Duomo stop.
From Orio al Serio Airport (Aeroporto Orio al Serio) – 50 km, take the bus to Central Station (Stazione Milano Centrale) and take the underground line M3 towards San Donato and get off at the Duomo stop.

From the highway A1 Milano/Roma and A4 Milano/Venezia (10 km), take the Tangenziale Est to the Viale Forlanini exit and continue towards the city centre.
From the highway A8 Milano Laghi and A7 Milano / Genova (10 km), take the Milano exit and head towards the city centre.

From Fiera Milano (8 km), take the the underground line M1 towards Sesto FS, and get off at Duomo stop.
From the New Polo Fiera Milano (Fiera – 10 km), take the underground line M1 towards Sesto FS and get off at Duomo stop.

GALA DINNER VENUE (11 JUNE)

Villa Necchi Campiglio

Built between 1932 and 1935 by the Milanese architect Pietro Portaluppi, Villa Necchi Campiglio is a sumptuous single-family residence in the heart of Milan, surrounded by a large garden with a swimming pool and tennis court.
Donated to the FAI (Fondo Ambiente Italiano) in 2001, it has become a house-museum and hosts two precious collections: Claudia Gian Ferrari’s collection of early 20th-century artworks (featuring works by Arturo Martini, Giorgio Morandi, Giorgio de Chirico, Mario Sironi and others) and the collection of 18th-century paintings and decorative arts donated by Alighiero and Emilietta de’ Mecheli (with paintings by Canaletto, Tiepolo, Marieschi and others).

Villa Necchi - By permission of YesMilano website - Foto Barbara Verduci, 2021 © FAI

Villa Necchi Campiglio interno - by permission of YesMilano website - Foto Barbara Verduci, 2021 © FAI

Address and directions

Via Mozart, 14 – Milan
From Rosa Grand Milano: 15 minutes’ walk (1,1 km)
Phone +39 02 76340121- Web site

By underground
M1 line, Palestro stop: 5 minutes’ walk. San Babila stop: 10 minutes’ walk.
M3 line, Montenapoleone stop: 15 minutes’ walk.
MM4 line, San Babila stop or Tricolore stop: 10 minutes’ walk.
For timetables and more info go to www.atm.it/en. Underground map available here

By Tram
Lines 9 and 19, Tricolore stop: 8 minutes’ walk. For timetables and more info go to www.atm.it/en

By bus
Bus line 85, San Damiano – Monforte stop: 3 minutes’ walk. For timetables and more info go to www.atm.it/en

ATM bike sharing stations: Majno – Baretti, Senato, Palestro 2. For more info: www.atm.it/en

COCKTAIL VENUE (12 JUNE)

National Museum of Science and Technology

Located in the heart of Milan, a few steps from the basilica of Sant’Ambrogio, the National Museum of Science and Technology “Leonardo da Vinci” was founded on February 15, 1953, and is still today the largest technical-scientific museum in Italy, as well as one of the most important in Europe, boasting a remarkable heritage of unique artifacts of our country’s industrial transformation. The museum houses the world’s largest permanent exhibition dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci, engineer and humanist. Over 1,300 square meters and 170 historical models, works of art, ancient volumes and installations revive the narrative through the evolution of Leonardo’s thought in an emotionally, intellectually and physically involving experience.

Nuove Gallerie Leonardo, Sala 06 - by permission of Yes Milano website © Photo by Lorenza Daverio

Nuove Gallerie Leonardo, Sala 03 - by permission of Yes Milano website© Photo by Lorenza Daverio

Address and directions

Via San Vittore, 21 – Milan
From Rosa Grand Milano: 29 minutes’ walk (2,1 km)
Phone +39 02 48 555 1 – Web site

By underground
M2/M4 lines, S. Ambrogio stop: 4 minutes’ walk.
For timetables and more info go to www.atm.it/en. Underground map available here

Bus 58 direction Cadorna FN M1 M2, stop Science Museum.
Bus 94, stop S. Ambrogio: 4 minutes’ walk.
For timetables and more info go to www.atm.it/en