Hotel near Santa Giulia Milan Arena – Unipol Dome
Located in the heart of the new Santa Giulia district, the Santa Giulia Milano Arena – Unipol Dome represents the latest jewel of contemporary Milanese architecture.
Designed by the prestigious David Chipperfield Architects, the structure stands out for its iconic elliptical design, characterized by three metal rings that appear to float one above the other. At night, the building transforms into an urban lantern thanks to a dynamic façade composed of over 2.4 million LEDs, capable of projecting breathtaking visuals, making it a visual landmark for the entire southeast area of the city.
Functionally, the Arena is a masterpiece of versatility. With a capacity of up to 16,000 spectators, it was designed as the premier hub for live entertainment and sports in Italy.
How to reach Unipol Dome
Ideally located next to the Unipol Dome Arena in Milan, the Hotel Delizia is the ideal solution for comfortably enjoying the Arena.
For those staying at Hotel Delizia at Via Archimede 58, the Unipol Dome is easily accessible via Milan’s public transport network, allowing you to avoid heavy traffic on event nights:
By Train (recommended): Walk about 10 minutes to Milano Dateo station. From there, take the Passante Ferroviario (lines S1, S2, S12, or S13) for just two stops to Milano Rogoredo. Once at the station, you can take the dedicated “Hockey Arena Shuttle” or walk about 20 minutes through the Santa Giulia neighborhood.
By Public Transport: Take Tram 27 from nearby Corso XXII Marzo towards Viale Ungheria. Get off at the terminus (Viale Ungheria/Via Guerrieri Gonzaga), located about 400 meters from the arena entrance.
By Car/Taxi: The journey takes approximately 15-20 minutes (traffic permitting) along Viale Corsica and Via Mecenate until reaching the Santa Giulia parking area.
Santa Giulia Milan Arena – Unipol Dome
The Unipol Dome (also known as Arena Santa Giulia) represents the new beating heart of entertainment in Milan. Inaugurated as the premier ice hockey venue during the Milan-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympics, in addition to major international sporting competitions, the arena now hosts tours by leading global pop and rock artists, thanks to its cutting-edge acoustics and monumental stage design. The calendar ranges from major live music to theater performances, musicals, and stand-up comedy. Thanks to its large outdoor plaza and innovative facilities, it is the premier destination for global indoor and outdoor events.
