Apartments Milan Lodi - San Donato

For those seeking accommodation in Milan and outskirts, the Corso Lodi – San Donato area is ideal for businessmen or tourists who wish to stay in the south of the city.
Corso Lodi is one of the main streets of the city, great for those who wish to stay just outside of the city in a quiet residential area, also home to some important businesses. It connects Porta Romana to the South East periphery of Milan, in direction of San Donato. San Donato is a little commune in the province of Milan. Uncertain about the year San Donato was founded, it is considered that the founder was an abbot from the nearby Abbey of Chiaravalle. The etymology of the name derives from the ancient church dedicated to “San Donato”, Bishop of Arezzo, a much esteemed and worshiped person in Milan’s Diocese. San Donato also had a brief historical role after the five days of Milan (18 – 22 march 1848) because it is here that was signed, after august 4th 1848 the armistice between the Austrians and the Piedmont, thus decreeing the end of the First War of Independence. The most important development of the city happened after the Second World War, when the country changed from a peasant place to the city that we now know today thanks to the Centro Direzionale Eni settlement. Well served by all means of transport, a number of tram, bus and metro stops (yellow line Lodi T.I.B.B., Brenta, Corvetto, Porto di Mare, Rogoredo FS and San Donato) are to be found in the area, that enable easy access to practically every area in the city, as well as the numerous exits to the East freeway, to the Autostrada del Sole, the Rogoredo FS train station and the neighbouring Linate airport.
To rent your own Milan Apartment in the Lodi – San Donato area or its vicinity, select from our large selection shown on the map below and write to us or call us directly at +39 02 89.82.71.