Appartamento in Milano

Milan is a large, densely built-up city in the Lombardy plain; within a 15 km radius the landscape is overwhelmingly urban and suburban, with residential neighbourhoods, industrial areas and motorway corridors. No mountains or named mountain range lie within 15 km. No lake or coast lies within 15 km; the Po is well to the south. The Navigli canal system runs through the city; the Lambro and the Seveso rivers cross or skirt the metropolitan area inside the 15 km radius. Parks inside the radius include Parco Sempione in the centre and Parco di Monza to the northeast (the large royal park adjacent to Monza). Linate airport is within the metropolitan area (about 7 km east); Malpensa and Orio al Serio are roughly 40–50 km away. Milan is a national and international rail hub with high-speed train services and several motorways converging on the city. The nearby city of Monza (about 10 km northeast) and its Autodromo Nazionale lie within 15 km and are connected by rail and road. The church of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan (site of Leonardo's Last Supper) is a UNESCO World Heritage Site located in the city. The area is known nationally as Italy’s principal centre for finance, fashion, design and industry.