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title: "Regus Viale Forlanini 23"
description: "Most Milan addresses are chosen for their neighbourhood; Viale Enrico Forlanini 23 is chosen for its connections. The avenue is named after Enrico Forlanini, the engineer and aviation pioneer who also gives his name to Linate, officially Milan Linate Enrico Forlanini airport, and it still points…"
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# Regus Viale Forlanini 23

Most Milan addresses are chosen for their neighbourhood; Viale Enrico Forlanini 23 is chosen for its connections. The avenue is named after Enrico Forlanini, the engineer and aviation pioneer who also gives his name to Linate, officially Milan Linate Enrico Forlanini airport, and it still points that way, with the terminal a few kilometres to the east. The operator places the centre a short walk from Forlanini railway station. Because the avenue is wide and straight, orientation is easy even for first-time visitors.

That station is the real argument. Stazione Forlanini combines the suburban lines of the Passante railway, which cross Milan underground, with the M4 blue metro line, which runs west to San Babila and east to Linate. Colleagues arriving from the province or from the north of the city can often reach the avenue on a single ticket, and a visitor landing at Linate is a short ride away. Bus and tram stops are also close, and the operator mentions a major road nearby. Linate is the airport closest to the city, so flights from Rome, Paris or London tend to put a visitor at this avenue faster than at many central offices, and the M4 carries the same passengers on to the Duomo district.

The district itself is quieter and more functional than postcard Milan: postwar housing, small offices, dealerships and the green strips of the avenue, with the large Parco Forlanini close by and the lively Lambrate and Città Studi districts, home to the Politecnico, a little to the west. Do not expect fashion boutiques at the door; do expect easy lunches and uncomplicated logistics.

The Idroscalo, an artificial lake opened in 1930 as a seaplane base and now a park with sports, regattas and summer festivals, lies a short drive east of the centre. Staff who like to run or cycle at lunchtime have more green space here than most central offices can offer. Parco Forlanini, with its wide lawns and cycle paths, is also close, so the lunch break does not have to be spent at a desk.

The centre suits sales teams, project crews, aviation and logistics suppliers, and visiting managers who value a quick transfer from the terminal more than a view of the Duomo. Parking and meeting rooms help in that role, and step-free access is listed.

It is a weaker fit for client-facing firms that need a prestige address; for them the Signature buildings near the Duomo or the Spaces centres in Porta Nuova are the better choice within the group. Anyone planning client visits from abroad should also compare the time a guest would lose crossing the city from the airport, which at this address is short.

For a working day the centre has CCTV, a lounge area, step-free access for wheelchair users, bookable meeting rooms, parking and snacks, plus what any serviced office of the group provides: a staffed reception, Wi-Fi, printing and scanning, a kitchenette with purified water, supplies, lockers and ergonomic chairs. As a Regus centre it follows the group's mainstream model: a ready-to-use office, a contract measured in months and no fit-out to organise. Companies that later need a second city can often take the same kind of space elsewhere in the group. Access arrangements and opening hours vary by contract, so confirm them with the operator. Contracts for the private offices are typically agreed by the month, which suits teams that are still testing how much space they really need. That flexibility is the main reason small teams choose a serviced floor over a conventional lease.

Prices for a private office here move with the size of the room and the length of the contract, so use the request form to ask for today's options rather than assuming a figure. CoworkingView cannot promise availability; a short visit will tell you more than the brochure about how the floor feels. Keep a note of the questions you ask on each visit so the centres can be compared like for like. A second address from our Milan list makes a useful benchmark when the quote arrives. A short call with the operator before the visit usually clarifies which floors and room sizes are actually open.

- **Location:** Milan
- **Address:** Viale Enrico Forlanini 23, 20134 Milan
- **Operator:** Regus
- **Amenities:** Reception, Purified Water, Ergonomic Chairs, Snacks, High-speed WiFi, Office Supplies, AC / Heating, Meeting Rooms, Lockers, Wheelchair Accessible, Printer / Scanner, Parking, Kitchenette, Lounge Area, Surveillance Cameras

## Pricing

- Private office at Regus Viale Forlanini 23 (Private Office): €345/month

Source: https://coworkingview.com/en/workspace/regus-viale-forlanini-23-milan