Bocconi “B” Via Röntgen 1

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The campus location is indeed strategic: just 15 minutes on foot both from Duomo and the Navigli area, it is very well connected with Milan public transportation network (bus/tram, tube and train) and with many car/bike-sharing stations all around. Atm official app lets you plan your journey and buy tickets by credit card, PayPal or Satispay. You can find all the information on the ATM website. To call the taxi service in Milan, dial +39 (0)27777 or +39 024040 or book with your smartphone using Apps such as WeTaxi, FreeNow, ItTaxi. UBER service is also available, but Black Car service only.

From Linate airport

From Malpensa airport

4 stars

Hotel d'Este 

V.le Bligny 23 - 20136 Milano

Hotel Dei Cavalieri

Piazza Missori, 1 - 20123 Milano 

UNAHOTELS Mediterraneo

Via Muratori, 14 - 20135 Milano

Grand Visconti Palace Hotel

V.le Isonzo,14 - 20135 Milano

Radisson Collection Hotel, Palazzo Touring Club

Corso Italia, 10 – 20122 Milano

3 stars

Hotel Piacenza 

Via Piacenza 4 - 20135 Milano

1 star

Hotel Palladio

Via Palladio 8 - 20135 Milano

Today Milan offers a sublime mix of historical architecture, modern high-rise skyscrapers, all mingled together with a dash of Italian life. The city is particularly known for its abundance of high end fashion retailers and the beautiful Duomo Cathedral.

You can find a guide and useful suggestions for a trip at the following link https://www.thecrazytourist.com/17-best-things-milan-italy/

Nestled on a U bend on the Adige River, Verona is one of the most important cities in the Veneto region of Italy and is famed for its historical centre and myriad of stunning buildings and architecture. Today, Verona attracts a huge number of tourist due to its rich history and significance, and its myriad of ancient buildings such as the Arena and the Ponte Scaligero.

You can find a guide and useful suggestions for a trip at the following link https://www.thecrazytourist.com/15-best-things-verona-italy/

Distance by High Speed Train= 80 min.

Venice is composed of 118 small islands, all separated by beautiful canals and connected to one another by more than 400 bridges. From its rich history to its labyrinth of canals, everything about Venice is captivating. When in Venice, forget the roads and walk down the bridges or take a gondola ride, as you explore the rich culture and history of the floating city.

You can find a guide and useful suggestions for a trip at the following link https://www.thecrazytourist.com/15-best-venice-tours/

Distance by High Speed Train= 150 min.

Perhaps more than any other place in the country, Bologna is home to a diverse array of inhabitants of more than 100 nationalities. It’s situated between the Savena and Reno rivers, adjacent to the foothills of the Apennine Mountains. It’s known for its amazing cuisines, supercar manufacturers, and abundant historical attractions.

You can find a guide and useful suggestions for a trip at the following link https://www.thecrazytourist.com/15-best-bologna-tours/

Distance by High Speed Train= 100 min.

Rome is a very popular tourist destination thanks to its historical, cultural and culinary delights. The capital of Italy is packed with attractions to entice any tourist – from Ancient Roman monuments to modern art galleries and experimental cuisines.

You can find a guide and useful suggestions for a trip at the following link https://www.thecrazytourist.com/15-best-tours-in-rome/

Distance by High Speed Train= 200 min.

Turin actually served as the first capital of Italy and has been a major cultural and economic centre for the country for many years. Located in the north westerly part of Italy, Turin is the capital of the Piedmont region and sits on the river Po.

You can find a guide and useful suggestions for a trip at the following link https://www.thecrazytourist.com/15-best-things-turin-italy/

Distance by High Speed Train= 60 min.

Florence is one of Italy’s most historic and elegant cities. The capital of the stunning Tuscany region, Florence is a city of masterful architecture and artistic gems that are, quite simply, calling out to be admired. The skyline is composed of grandiose medieval buildings that demonstrate the importance the city held during the medieval period and onwards, so much so that Florence is considered the epicentre of the Renaissance period.

You can find a guide and useful suggestions for a trip at the following link https://www.thecrazytourist.com/15-best-florence-tours/

Como is a commune in the northern region of Italy with a current population of 84,000. Como is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful and picturesque places in Lombardy and the commune itself is often overshadowed by the majestic Lake Como that stretches from the northern edge of the city.

You can find a guide and useful suggestions for a trip at the following link https://www.thecrazytourist.com/15-best-things-como-italy/

Distance by High Speed Train= 40 min.