Hotel Lido is:
- 100 m from the metro stop
- 500 m from Fieramilanocity
- 300 m from the highway
- 100 m from the Palalido Sports Center
- 1 km from Monte Stella (Park)
- 1.2 km from MCC (Milan Convention Center)
- 1.4 km from the Hippodrome
- 1.5 km from the San Siro (Meazza) Stadium
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How to reach us
By train. Arriving at the Central Station, you can reach Hotel Lido by taking the green line of the Metro directly to Abbiategrasso. Once you reach the Cadorna/Triennale stop, take the red line directly to Rho/Fiera and get off at Lotto-Fiera, just 100 meters from the hotel.
By plane. From Malpensa Airport, you can reach the hotel using the Malpensa Bus Express, departing every 30 minutes, to Cadorna; then take the red line directly to Rho/Fiera and get off at Lotto-Fiera, just 100 meters from the hotel. From Linate Airport take the bus to Cadorna and continue with the Metro as described above.
By car. Coming from the highway, take the Tangenziale Ovest (western bypass), and exit at Milano in the direction of San Siro/Fiera/via Novara; continue on Viale Scarampo for 400 m and turn left on Viale Paolo Onorato Vigliani; take the Piazzale Lotto roundabout, taking the second exit on Viale Migliara, and after 100 m turn right to enter Via Galli where you will find Hotel Lido.
Ideal for business clientele gravitating around Fieramilanocity, just five minutes away on foot, 3 star Hotel Lido enjoys a privileged location in Milan, well connected to Milan's historic center by the red line on the Metro.
With the Metro you can also quickly reach important destinations such as the Central Station, the shuttle bus terminal for the airports of Malpensa, Linate and Orio al Serio and the new Fiera di Milano Rho/Pero quarter.
Facing the Palalido and in the area of Mazda Palace (ex Pala Vobis), the hotel satisfies the needs of those who travel to Milan to attend sporting events and concerts planned at the San Siro Stadium.
Milan is a vivacious city, rich with life. Strolling along Via Montenapoleone, the best boutiques present the latest in international style, while the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele satisfies the desires of those in search of a good cafe or an elegant restaurant.
From the gallery you will arrive at Piazza della Scala and the Teatro alla Scala, one of the temples of the opera world, a prestigious stage that has hosted the talent of artists such as Luciano Pavarotti and Maria Callas.
Those who love contemporary art can go to the Triennale to find the most representative works of the period, the permanent collections of masters such as De Chirico and Vedova and the exhibitions by artists of the newer generations. The Pinacoteca Brera, meanwhile, conserves the paintings of Raphael, Mantegna, Modigliani and many others; a truly unique opportunity to admire real masterpieces.
If you are in search of diversion and fun, Milan captivates its visitors in the fashionable nightclubs on Corso Como, a destination for soccer players and entertainment VIPs, or in the lively evenings at Navigli, among jazz music and local history; and we must not forget the Brera quarter, tight streets, ancient palaces and intimate atmospheres right in the heart of the city.
At the Dominican sanctuary of Santa Maria delle Grazie you can see the Cenacolo, the fresco of the "Last Supper", the masterpiece by Leonardo Da Vinci, the genius to whom the Museum of Science and Technology is dedicated, built on land planted with vineyards by Leonardo; an absolute must-see is the aeronautical pavilion and the radio telecommunications exhibit, credited to Guglielmo Marconi.
3 star Hotel Lido is near the City Life and Porta Nuova areas, where important urban space redevelopment works are concentrated, and with a futuristic view, the Universal Exposition (Expo) of 2015; new offices, residences and commercial activity will place Milan in a new phase of development, which will give the city a Museum of Contemporary Art and a new public park.
