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Getting to MilanBefore getting to Milan, ask Venere for your hotel! Many oversea travelers getting to Milan fly into Milan’s international airport Malpensa located about 50 km north . It ‘s the biggest of three Milan’s airports. Malpensa has been recently renovated and a considerable process of enlargement made it one of the most modern hubs in Europe. It consists of two different terminals linked by a shuttle bus. Therefore upon arrival and departure check which terminal you will be landing at or taking off. How to get from Malpensa airport to the Milan downtown? The second is Linate airport only a few kilometers from the city centre. Actually it’s right in the heart of the city. Getting from Linate to the centre of Milan is very simple. How to get from Linate airport to Milan’s city center? Orio al Serio Airport is the smallest airport but it has a very important function of support in relation to Malpensa and Linate airports. It is often used in case of emergency as in case of fog. Rio al Serio is located 45 kilometers from Milan city centre near Bergamo town. How to get from Orio al Serio airport to Milan’s city center? Getting to Milan by Car 1. Motorway A1 linking Milan with Bologna, Florence and Rome It is important to remind that these are toll-motorways: entering the highway a ticked is to be collected and at the chosen exit a price regarding the number of kilometers run will have to be paid. The speed limit is 130 km/h.(81 miles) Along the motorway there are information desks known as Punto Blu (Blue Point) providing assistance and details on available services such as Viacard or Telepass enabling drivers to pass through toll gates without queuing up. Milan highways map Getting to Milan by Train
Central Railway Station (Stazione Centrale) Stazione Centrale is an impressive building characterized by huge and magnificent white marble statues. It is also a beautiful historical building, inaugurated in 1931, after 25 years of construction works intended at meeting a growing demand of railway networks. In spite of its huge dimension the increasingly railway traffic passing through Milan is partly diverted towards two slightly minor railway stations: Garibaldi and Lambrate. Once arrived at Stazione Centrale (Central Railway Station) you are very close to the very heart of Milan. How to get from Central Station to reach your city destination? From getting to Milan page to Milan page! To visit getting around Milan page!
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