Known as the artists’ quarter for its charm and for having grown up around the Academy of Fine Arts. To walk it from le Duomo, it is considered by many as the most charming area of the city. Design, fashion, bars, art....the artists who have helped transform it into the cultural district of the city. Getting lost in the streets is more than enough to feel the rhythm of this area of Milan. You have to walk it and be permeable to its proposals, one more getaway in a city that distills design.

A neighborhood with lots of charm!! It is like an oasis apart from the bustle of Milan, and that is close to the Duomo! Lots of terrace to eat, gladly!! In this neighborhood is the Palazzo de Brera, which was for 200 years Jesuit school and today is a pinacoteca, housing some of the most interesting works of Italian art!!!

Although I had visited Milan twice, I had not happened to go to Brera. But this year I went and I really liked it. The alleys, the houses, the shops, the art gallery, but also the street artists who painted so well.

Brera chic district is my favorite district in Milano. Full of charm and elegance. Lots of restautants and cafes for every taste. Beautiful lovely stores that offer clothes, vintage, cosmetics and other nice stuff. Just walk throught the little streets and enjoy the atmosphere. For culture lovers, of course, there are Accademia di Brera and Pinacoteca di Brera. Enjoy!

Nice neighbourhood to walk around plenty of shops and restaurants. Here we visited Debbie’s coffee shop cafe which was really good and we’d recommended it with super friendly service. Also we went to Osteria Da fortunata a great pasta place and worth a visit. It’s not a huge area so doesn’t take long to explore.

What a great neighborhood to simple stay, walk around , shop around and eat!! We just loved it! Close by everything. Easier to walk then to take the metro or any other transport… simple just walk around and enjoy!

We enjoyed walking around Brera District. It is one of Milan's nicest areas. There are many lovely sights to see and numerous restaurants, but this time around we preferred to just window shop, enjoy the architecture and just laze about.

This morning, with the sun and a pleasant breeze, I really enjoyed walking through the picturesque streets of Brera, in which I persist in still recognizing (and this morning it was easier for me) the unforgettable atmosphere of years so far away. The chiaroscuro, certain cuts of light, the houses, the flowers on the balconies, the paved streets with the typical Milanese ridge, the comings and goings of students and even some faces from times past have certainly helped me to dream, even just a little . In any case, the neighborhood is beautiful and still has something of that distant, inexplicable and suspended charm. So much so that it is well worth a visit to experience it and learn its latest secrets.