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Porta Genova e Tortona
Post-industrial design creativity

Porta Genova e Tortona

Milan's design district in converted factories, epicentre of Design Week.

Porta Genova and the Via Tortona axis form Milan's design district, where former Ansaldo and Nestlé factories now house showrooms, photo studios and the Armani/Silos and Mudec museums. It is the epicentre of Salone del Mobile and Design Week, with a year-round scene of canteen-style trattorias, third-wave coffee and design-bar dining. Industrial bones, creative present.

Highlights

Via Tortona design hub Armani/Silos Mudec - Museo delle Culture Salone del Mobile / Design Week Converted-factory studios and bars
6 places
3 Categories

Restaurant

3 places

Iyo Restaurant
Iyo - Restaurant in Sempione / Chinatown edge, Milan
Restaurant
Japanese Design Led Sushi counter

Iyo

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Italy's first Michelin-starred Japanese restaurant

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Enrico Bartolini al Mudec Restaurant
Enrico Bartolini al Mudec - Restaurant in Porta Genova e Tortona, Milan
Restaurant
Fine Dining Design Led Chef Driven

Italy's most-decorated chef on the Mudec's top floor

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Langosteria Restaurant
Langosteria - Restaurant in Porta Genova e Tortona, Milan
Restaurant
Seafood Glamorous See & Be Seen

Milan's cult seafood room, glamour without compromise on the fish

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Gallery

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Mudec - Museo delle Culture Gallery
Mudec - Museo delle Culture - Gallery in Porta Genova e Tortona, Milan
Gallery
Culture Architecture Design District

David Chipperfield's culture museum in a former Ansaldo factory

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Armani/Silos Gallery
Armani/Silos - Gallery in Porta Genova e Tortona, Milan
Gallery
Fashion Design Led Architecture

Giorgio Armani's own fashion museum in a 1950s grain silo

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Cafe

1 place

Lot Zero Cafe
Lot Zero - Cafe in Porta Genova e Tortona, Milan
Cafe
Specialty Coffee Roastery Quiet

All-female micro-roastery for serious specialty coffee

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