The pool of the Grand Spa at Palazzo Parigi, under a row of Moorish arches lit by lanterns

6 of the best · Milan, Italy

Hospitals, Spas and Emergency Numbers in Milan

The emergency number 112, the city’s hospitals, the QC spa by Porta Romana and the Grand Spa of Palazzo Parigi.

Our 6 favourites, listed A–Z · Updated October 2026

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Insiders' picks

Three of our favourites from this list, vetted by people who know and love Milan.

  1. Call 112

    Emergencies: call 112

    Milan·Emergency number

    The single European emergency number, for ambulance, police and fire.

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  2. Hospital

    Policlinico di Milano (Ospedale Maggiore)

    Porta Romana·University hospital

    The central university hospital, a few minutes from the Duomo.

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In an emergency 1

Call 112.

  1. Call 112

    Emergencies: call 112

    Milan·Emergency number

    The single European emergency number, for ambulance, police and fire.

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Hospitals 3

From their own websites.

  1. Hospital

    Ospedale Niguarda

    Niguarda·Hospital

    One of the city’s largest hospitals, in the north of Milan.

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  2. Hospital

    Ospedale San Raffaele

    Segrate·Hospital

    The large research hospital east of the city.

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  3. Hospital

    Policlinico di Milano (Ospedale Maggiore)

    Porta Romana·University hospital

    The central university hospital, a few minutes from the Duomo.

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Spas 2

City and hotel spas.

  1. The Grand Spa

    Palazzo Parigi Grand Spa

    Brera·Hotel spa

    The Grand Spa of Palazzo Parigi Hotel, between Brera and the Quadrilatero.

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  2. By the Spanish walls

    QC Spa Milano

    Porta Romana·Day spa

    A city spa a few steps from Porta Romana, sheltered by the 16th-century walls.

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