Getting there
Getting to Maison Milano: Chiesa Rossa, timing and parking
South of the centre in Chiesa Rossa / Stadera, reachable by Metro M2 (Piazza Abbiategrasso) or tram 3/9, with five paid parking spaces on site — practical detail for a Friday or Saturday night that starts around 21:15 and runs late.
Check availability ↗Ways to get there
| Method | What to know |
|---|---|
| Metro | Line M2 to Piazza Abbiategrasso, then a 3-minute walk |
| Tram | Lines 3 and 9 serve the area |
| Parking on site | Five spaces at around €20 each |
| Street parking | Generally accessible nearby |
It's south Milan, not the fashion district
Maison Milano sits on Via Lodovico Montegani in Chiesa Rossa / Stadera, a residential zone in Milan's south — postcode 20141. It's a genuinely different part of the city from the Quadrilatero della Moda around Via Montenapoleone, so don't plan your evening around fashion-district geography; this is a south-Milan address, and treating it as an easy walk from the centre will leave you badly wrong on timing. Building in a proper journey time, rather than assuming a short taxi hop, is the single most useful piece of planning for this evening.
Metro M2 to Piazza Abbiategrasso is the direct route
Piazza Abbiategrasso, on Metro Line M2, is a 3-minute walk from the venue — the closest metro stop and the most straightforward way to arrive without worrying about parking. From most central Milan hotels, that's a single line with no transfer required, which also makes it the easiest option for a group arriving from different parts of the city and meeting at the venue rather than travelling together. Just be aware that Milan's metro runs to a curfew in the small hours, so the return journey after the DJ set may need a taxi rather than the line you arrived on — worth deciding in advance rather than discovering it at the platform at 1am.
Tram lines 3 and 9 also serve the area
For anyone not near an M2 station, tram lines 3 and 9 run through the neighbourhood and connect back toward the centre. Either the metro or a tram is a reasonable option depending on where you're staying, and worth checking against your hotel's location before deciding between a taxi and public transport for a night that already runs late. A quick check of the current timetable before you leave is worthwhile, since surface transport schedules change more often than the metro's.
On-site parking is limited to five spaces
Maison Milano offers five private parking spaces at around €20 each — worth booking ahead if you're driving, since five spaces fill quickly on a Friday or Saturday night. Street parking in the surrounding area is generally described as accessible, but isn't guaranteed, so a driver without a reserved space should have a backup plan rather than assume one will be free on arrival. Given the late finish, arranging parking (or a taxi) for the return trip is just as important as arranging it for arrival, and a group splitting a car and a rideshare between them is a reasonable way to hedge against a full lot.
Which nights this ticket actually books
This GetYourGuide ticket is for the Friday or Saturday public dinner show. Maison Milano is open to the public Friday through Sunday more broadly, with Monday to Thursday reserved for private events — but the Sunday and private dates aren't what this specific ticket covers, so check the date you've selected against the listing before assuming any night of the week is bookable through it. A Sunday evening at the venue, if one is advertised elsewhere, is a different booking channel entirely, and the programme on a Sunday isn't guaranteed to match the Friday or Saturday format described here.
Changing your booking
Maison Milano's stated policy allows guest-count changes without penalty up to noon on the day of the event; changes made after that incur a charge of 40% of the package cost. Menu choices need to be confirmed at least three days ahead — build both deadlines into your planning if your group size is still uncertain, since missing either one carries a real cost rather than just an inconvenience. Booking through GetYourGuide doesn't remove these venue-side deadlines, so treat the platform's own confirmation as the start of the venue's own policy clock, not a separate one, and keep your booking reference handy if you need to make a change close to the date.