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Transportation

By plane

Milan is served by 3 airports: Milan Malpensa, Milan Linate and Orio al Serio International Airport (BG), which together ensure frequent national and international connections.

- Malpensa It has two terminals which ensure, in addition to national and international routes, numerous intercontinental connections. The airport is well connected to Milan: the journey takes about an hour by car following the A8 motorway (Milan-Laghi, direction Varese, exit Busto Arsizio-Malpensa). Shuttle services are also available that connect the airport with the Central Station and Linate.
By train the connection is with the Central and Milan Cadorna stations, with the intermediate stops of Garibaldi and Bovisa (Malpensa Express). How to get to the airport.

- Linate it is very close to the city center and there is a constant coming and going of people. Especially business people find it convenient and in just a few minutes with the urban bus line no. 73 can reach Via Gonzaga/Duomo M1 M3. Private shuttle bus services are also available for Linate, connecting the airport with the Central Station, the Fiera Milano city, the Rho exhibition center and with Malpensa. How to get to the airport.

- Orio al Serio it is well connected to the center of Milan and is about an hour away. The airport can be reached via the Milan-Venice A4 motorway by car or with the shuttle services (Autostradale, Locatelli Air Pullman) which connect it with Milan Central Station. For those arriving or leaving by train, a bus service to and from the airport is also available at Bergamo Central Station every 10 minutes. How to get to the airport.

In all airports there are numerous car rental companies, chauffeur-driven car services and taxi services.

- SEA Milan Airports
The official portal of Milan airports (Linate and Malpensa).

By train

The city has numerous railway stations. Among these, Centrale and Garibaldi are a starting point for international trips and Lambrate and Rogoredo for regional destinations. Trains depart from the Central Station for all Italian and European destinations and the other two act as a hub for regional connections.
Furthermore, in the heart of the city, next to the Sforzesco Castle, there is the Cadorna Station, which is managed by the Ferrovie Nord group and represents an important regional railway connection.
The regional network, also used as a Passante Ferroviario, a line similar to an urban metro, uses numerous underground stations in the center of Milan such as those of Repubblica (metro M3), Porta Venezia (metro M1), Dateo, Porta Vittoria and Garibaldi Bypass (metro M2 – M5).

Info:
- www.trenitalia.com - Download the APP
It is the main Italian company for the management of rail passenger transport.

- www.italotreno.it - Download the APP 
Italo - Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori is a private Italian railway company that operates in the field of high-speed rail transport.

- www.trenord.it - Download the APP
It manages 42 regional and 10 suburban lines in the Lombardy region, in addition to the Malpensa Express service which connects the Milan Cadorna and Milan Centrale stations with the international airport.

By car:

The city presents itself as a leading hub for reaching various destinations in Lombardy but also in Italy. From Milan it is possible to reach the sea, the mountains, the lakes or even the plains at water and amusement parks in just a few kilometers. Not only that, in less than two hours you cross the Italian border and find yourself in Swiss landscapes or French plains. The fortunate territory of Lombardy absolutely allows you to enjoy every type of panorama and every sensation. Just get in the car and cross long, large highways to quickly find yourself in another culture.

Useful Numbers

Autostrade per l'Italia SpA Company that manages the Italian motorway network. For useful information on highway safety and traffic, contact 
Call Center: 840 04 21 21
 
Serravalle - Milano Tangenziale SpA Company that manages the infrastructure network of the Milanese and Lombardy areas. For information on the traffic of the ring roads and on safety, contact
Switchboard: +39 02 575941
Radio Information Centre: +39 02 52855500

www.serravalle.it 
Real-time information on traffic in the Milan area thanks to web cams positioned on all 4 ring roads.

For more information visit the portal:
www.yesmilano.it