My name is Alessandro and I’m from Milan, where I studied and graduated in Architecture. Then I moved to Granada (Spain), a city where I lived for eight years, starting various activities, including a pub and a boutique hotel. I am passionate about sport, travel and mental coaching. Mi chiamo Alessandro e sono di Milano, città in cui ho studiato e mi sono laureato in Architettura. In seguito mi sono trasferito a Granada, in Spagna, dove ho vissuto per otto anni, intraprendendo varie attività, tra cui un pub e un boutique hotel. Mi appassionano lo sport, i viaggi e il mondo del coaching. Mi nombre es Alessandro y soy de Milán, donde estudié y me gradué en Arquitectura. Más tarde me mudé a Granada, España, ciudad en la que viví durante ocho años, emprendiendo varios negocios, incluido un pub y un hotel boutique. Me apasionan los deportes, viajar y el desarrollo personal.

Apartment for four people in the center of Milan, Chinatown. Located in a building of the 50s, just few minutes from the metro station (Moscova green line, Monumental purple line). There are two double bedrooms (double or twin option), balcony, bathroom, large kitchen and a large private terrace to enjoy moments of relax in the open air. The house is quiet, comfortable and equipped with smart tv, board games, dvd and many books.

The neighborhood, in the center, is known as the Chinatown of Milan for the high number of Chinese shops and in recent years has become one of the most fashionable areas of the city. The neighborhood develops in length, as if it were a Chinese dragon, with small streets that open along the sides. Nearby you can easily reach Brera, the Peace Arch, the Sempione Park and the district of Isola. Known event of the area is the Chinese New Year which every year celebrates on the street with typical Chinese ornaments attracting people from all over and nationalities. Walking along Paolo Sarpi street you will find places of different types, from Chinese restaurants, to street food ravioli stalls, to night bars. You can enjoy the pastries of the Pasticceria Martesana, the typical Ravioli in the Ravioleria, or have a coffee in the Otto bar, a beer in the Saloon or a cocktail in the "Chiesetta", a unique small desacralized church, converted into a pub. A walk through Paolo Sarpi is also worth admiring the beautiful courtyards of old houses.