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Café · Via Santa Maria alla Porta · Milan
Pasticceria Marchesi 1824 (Santa Maria alla Porta)
Mirrors, glass cases of pastries, a quick standing espresso
When it fits
Best in the morning · about 30 min
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Where it is
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Straight-line distances: San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore 133 m · Pinacoteca Ambrosiana 465 m · Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio 520 m. Not travel times.
Why Aura
A historic pastry shop, now part of the Prada Group, a short walk from the Last Supper: coffee and a pastry standing at the counter before your slot.
Fine in the rainGo earlyRomantic
Today07:30–18:00
All hours
Tu-Sa 07:30-18:00; Su 08:30-13:00Visit lengthAbout 30 min
WeatherIndoorsUsed by the rain swap in Live
EffortEasy
Sources and dates (5)
- When it fits: Aura editorial estimate.
- Today: OpenStreetMap
- Visit length: Aura estimate
- Effort: Aura estimate
- Tags are Aura editorial judgement.
Why, feel, tags and tips are Aura editorial. Hours and positions come from OpenStreetMap; prices only when read from a named source on a date. Ratings and reviews are not shown: no provider is connected in this build, and under EEA terms Google ratings may appear only inside Google’s own place card.
- pasticceriamarchesi.it — Marchesi 1824 (Prada Group) · official · read 30 Sept 2026
- OSM node/2409676030 · osm · read 30 Sept 2026
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