Stay close to the fast-moving world of commerce and increase your networking opportunities with this striking workspace close to Milan’s convention centres. Via Tiziano 32 is a prominent building on a tree-lined street near the centre of Milan, served by Buonarroti metro station and moments away from Milan Convention Centre.
Let this beautifully designed workspace on the fourth floor inspire focus and productivity. Step outside and you’re surrounded by buzzing cafes and restaurants and a head-clearing stroll from scenic Parco Guido Vergani.
A day office at Via Tiziano 32 is a private, fully furnished room for the day, with natural light, high-speed internet and coffee and tea included. Take one when you are in Milan for meetings and need a base between them, or when the work simply needs a door and no interruptions. The fourth floor workspace sits on a tree-lined street in CityLife with Buonarroti and Amendola Fiera metro stations both within a short walk. Pick your date and get an instant quote in minutes.
A fully furnished private office with natural light, high-speed internet and coffee and tea included for the day.
Day offices suit individuals and small groups; let us know your numbers and we will match the right room.
Yes. Meeting rooms in the same centre can be booked alongside your day office when you need to host guests.
Public parking is available in the area, with car parks from around 650 metres from the building.
Yes. A day office is a private room with a door you can close, unlike a desk in the shared areas.
Modern corporate offices, residential towers and public spaces in one of Milan's redeveloped districts.
Buonarroti under 500 metres, Amendola Fiera on the M1, plus Pagano, Wagner and Piazza Piemonte nearby.
Milan Convention Centre is moments away, with the CityLife Shopping District close by.
Via Tiziano 32 stands on a tree-lined street in CityLife, the redeveloped northwest Milan district of modern corporate offices, residential towers and open public space, with the Milan Convention Centre moments away. Transport is straightforward: Buonarroti metro station is about 480 metres on foot, Amendola Fiera on the M1 is a short walk, Pagano and Wagner are within roughly 700 metres, the Piazza Piemonte tram stop is under a kilometre and public car parks start around 650 metres away. The CityLife Shopping District supplies boutiques, global brands and restaurants, with cafes filling the surrounding streets, while Parco Guido Vergani is close enough for a head-clearing walk. Practical matters are covered too, with Poste Italiane, the Questura di Milano and Ospedale San Giuseppe all in the area.