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Did you just get off the train at Cadorna station with bulky suitcases and want to relax a bit before looking for an Airbnb? If that’s the case, we are here for you. Radical Storage offers you safe and convenient locations for Cadorna luggage storage.

Our professional team helps you move freely and without worry by keeping your luggage safe for as long as you wish.

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Milano Cadorna

Milano Cadorna lies not very far from the most important landmark of Milan - Castello Sforzesco. This station holds a unique significance due to its services for not only commuters but also express, suburban, regional, and Cadorna Malpensa Express trains.

Cadorna station was originally first opened in 1879, but it was completely demolished during World War II due to air raids. The current architecture and design of the Cadorna railway station were completed in 1999.

From Cadorna train station, you can take the Xp1 Malpensa Express train to reach the airport. There are no stops between these two destinations, and it takes around 38 minutes.

If you want to go to Milano Centrale, you have to take line 2 subway from the Cadorna metro, which costs €1-€2 and leaves every 10 minutes.

Things to do near Milano Cadorna

The first thing tourists have on their checklist when they arrive at Cadorna station in Milan is Pinacoteca Castello Sforzesco. It is a picturesque art gallery in the enormous museum complex of Sforza Castle with artworks by legendary Italian artists.

Nearly 0.1 miles from Cadorna station, there is a historical military square called Piazzale Luigi Cadorna. Walk down its streets and learn about its significance for the Italian army in World War I.

If you are a science geek, head down to Palazzo Edison, which serves as the headquarters of a renowned electrical company, Edison. Its stylish and innovative building, which was designed by architect Enrico Combi in 1892, leaves visitors in awe.

Don’t forget to take some photographs in front of the famous sculpture, Ago, filo e nodo, which is located next to the Cadrona Milano station. Ago, filo e nodo means ‘needle, thread, and knot’ in Italian, and it acts as the symbol of the fashion city of Milan.

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