Porta Vittoria is one of the four doors in Milan, built from the ancient Spanish ramparts, now demolished, as a secondary seat of the Porta Venezia.
It rises not far from the historic Piazza Cinque Giornate, a district with a strong identity, where the shops and historic places of old Milan also survive.
It is located in a residential area in the east part of the city, which, over time, is becoming more and more trendy. It showcases a station in which a real "underground" neighborhood is present, where cultural associations and public events find their home.
The Porta Vittoria area is increasingly popular among young people, especially for its vintage markets, small art exhibitions and street food kiosks.