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About Rolling Stone - Milan
Rolling Stone at Corso XXII Marzo in Milan is a storied chapter in the city’s nightlife history. Though the venue closed and was demolished in 2009, the site lives on as a landmark within a 12-story redevelopment. The former discoteca/nightclub featured two rooms separated by a motorized glass wall and an arena-style central floor, hosting legendary acts and concerts over the years. This page provides an overview of the site’s history, how to navigate the current area, and nearby lodging and dining options for visitors exploring central Milan.
centrally located near Piazza Cinque Giornate, the area remains a hub for culture, dining, and convenience. If you’re researching this site for a visit, booking a stay nearby or planning a night out in the neighborhood, we’ve got you covered with practical, no-nonsense guidance.
Transit to the area is straightforward via Milan’s public transport network. Look for tram line 27 and bus routes 45 and 73 with stops within a short walk to the Corso XXII Marzo corridor. There is no on-site parking at the site, so plan to use Milan city parking options or rely on public transport. For visitors needing accommodations, consider hotels around Piazza Cinque Giornate such as Hotel Cinque Giornate and other central Milan options. We’ll point you to affiliate partners for comfortable stays and dining experiences that fit a convenient city trip.
- Transit: Tram 27 and Bus 45/73 nearby with multiple stops within walking distance.
- Parking: Use city parking facilities and blue-line parking guidance; no dedicated onsite parking.
- Hotels (nearby): Hotel Cinque Giornate (Piazza Cinque Giornate 6) and other central Milan options.
- Dining: Central Milan offers a range of restaurants and cafés around Piazza Cinque Giornate and nearby streets—great for a pre- or post-show bite.
Note: The Rolling Stone brand no longer operates at this location, which is now a redeveloped, multi-story building. If you’re researching live events or current venues, we can help locate available shows and tickets in Milan and nearby neighborhoods.
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Seating, Parking & Venue Information
- Address: Corso XXII Marzo, 32, 20129 Milano, Italy.
- Venue type: historic discoteca/nightclub with two rooms separated by a motorized glass wall and an arena-like central floor.
- Notable acts hosted: Alanis Morissette, Ben Harper, Bob Geldof, Joe Cocker, Iron Maiden, Massive Attack, Nick Cave, Oasis, Paul Weller, Tears for Fears.
- Status: closed and demolished in 2009; site redeveloped into a 12‑story building (Rolling Stone brand no longer operates at this location).
- Transit: nearby tram 27 and bus routes (45/73) served the area; multiple stops within short walking distance.
- Parking: no on‑site parking; use Milan city parking options (general guidance and blue-line parking) and public transport.
- Nearby hotels: options around Piazza Cinque Giornate, e.g., Hotel Cinque Giornate (Piazza Cinque Giornate 6) and other central Milan hotels.