
Authentic Milanese studio · M1 Turro
Seventh floor, balcony and rooftop views, 2 minutes from the metro.
Updated: 2026-10-26 · Vito Semeraro

Politecnico di Milano is one of Europe's top universities for engineering, architecture and design, and many of its programmes are taught in English. Finding a room or a flat near campus is the first challenge for international students: this guide explains where to look, what it costs and how to avoid the usual traps.
Living right next to campus is convenient but expensive. Many students choose a well-connected area a few metro stops away and save several hundred euros a month.
Our apartments are in north-east Milan on the M1 red line. From Turro or Precotto you ride three or four stops to Loreto, change to the M2 and get off at Piola: about 15–20 minutes door to campus. It's one of the fastest commutes to Città Studi you can get outside the university district itself.
Start 6–8 weeks before the semester begins. September and February are the busiest months: if you are coming for the autumn semester, book by July.
Want to know what's available for your dates? Send me a request or check the calendar on each apartment page.

Seventh floor, balcony and rooftop views, 2 minutes from the metro.

Balcony with city views, desk and gigabit fibre, near Bicocca.
Work, study, a trade fair or a family trip: send your dates and number of guests and I'll tell you which apartment fits and the total price, with no surprises.

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