The ancient and historic city of Milan, without a doubt, holds something for everybody. Nearly 3,000 years old, the history of Milan is intertwined with that of Rome and of the Holy Roman Catholic Empire – indeed, many consider the city of Milano and it’s symbolic Cathedral or Duomo as the cradle of Christianity in Europe. Today this spectacular city proudly stands as a modern European metropolis, setting an example to the rest of the Italian peninsular (including the city of Rome) of efficiency, commercialism, multicultural diversity, industry and fashion.

If retail therapy is the purpose of your trip, or even just an aside to your city break, the Hotel Adam Milan offers the ideal accommodation solution. Just minutes away by public transport or by car (the Hotel Adam provides private parking) is the famous ‘Golden Quadrilateral’, otherwise known as the Quadrilatero d'Oro in Italian – the original shoppers’ paradise, with retail outlets of all the major Italian fashion designers alongside stylish boutiques and a menagerie of multi cultural diversity. Located among Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, Corso Venezia and Via Sant'Andrea.

The Milan Hotel Adam is also well located with regards to Milan’s two international exhibition centres – the Fiera di Milano and the Fiera Milano City, being just moments from Crescenzago Metro Station in the north east corner of the city. By clicking on the interactive map of Milan below you can get your bearings and also see a satellite image of the city – including the Hotel Adam!

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Directions

Reaching the Hotel Adam Milano could not be easier; simply enter the city by the Tangenziale Est – the East Ring Road (A51) and take the turn off for Via Palmanova. The Hotel Milan Adam is number 153.

If arriving by air, rail links from both of Milan’s airports connect to Milano Centrale Railway Station, from which you van either take the Metro to Crescenzago or take a taxi (our address is Via Palmanova 153). On exiting the metro Station, walk down Via Palmanova in the direction of the city centre about 150 metres.

Printing off the map above may prove useful, though we’ll be happy to provide you with a better one when you arrive.