Travelling by metro

Public transportation makes getting around in Milan very easy and cheap. There are 3 metropolitan lines: the red line west-north (linea rossa), green line south-east (linea verde) and yellow line north-south (linea gialla). You can find routes and lines on the following link: ATM Web Site (in english).

Tickets
You can buy tickets at the metro stations, in giornali (kiosk) or tabacchi (stores marked with “T”), but not on board. Prices and conditions equal to Tram and Bus, have a look above!

Metro Map
There are 3 metro lines:

Metro Lines	Directions
Red	Fiera Milano/Bisceglie to Sesto 1° Maggio FS (west-center-north)
Green	Assago Milanofiori Forum to Gessate (south west-center-east)
Yellow	San Donato to Comasina (south-center-north)

Click here to Download Metro Map

Stops and Timetables
You can find all information about them on ATM web site, you just have to select your means of transportation and your metro line to see all stops and timetales of your interest.

The ATM website offers a very useful resource to get around the city: GIROMILANO, choose an area or write down the streets and calculate the route or find an address.

Download the Milan Mobility Charter, (only in italian) the document that shows and details all the services offered by ATM to the clientele and the respective quality levels.

Travelling by Train

Main stations are: Milano Centrale (city center), Rogoreto (south east), Lambrate, Sesto 1° Maggio FS (north), Cadorna, Porta Genova FS, Porta Garibaldi, Bovisa.

Most of the Station have an interchange with subway System.

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Travelling by taxi

In Milan it is not cheap, especially at rush-hour. You can book a taxi in advance, or you just call and the person on the phone will tell you how long it will take to pick you up.

Taxi Blu phone: 02.4040

Yellow Taxi Multiservice phone: 02.6969

There is also an option to call a radiobus which is a new service and a mix of the public transportation and a taxi. You call the radiobus and it takes you where you want.

Radiobus phone: 02.48034803

Travelling by car

Although this may seem like one of the most fexible solutions, we suggest that you use other means of transportation while in Milan. There is a great deal of traffic, it is expensive to park and there exist ZTL (Traffic Limited Zones), which you are not permitted to cross.

However, here's some useful information about:

 

Parking
On http://www.turismo.comune.milano.it/ you will find a useful map with parking areas: clicking on P you see details about each lot with adresses, times and prices. You can also book some parking spaces on the Web (Italian version). Furthermore, any search engine will help you find parking depending on your streets of interest.

 

Rent a car

Are you searching for information about renting a car in Milan? If yes, you found the right site! You can find here all the useful information to rent a car in Milan. Thanks to aboutmilan.com and Avis you can rent cars online not only from/to Milan but also from/to many other Italian cities.

Click here for more information about renting a car in Milan »

Travelling with car on board
With Trenitalia Car on Board you can reach your destination avoiding the stress of driving and traffic queues.
More Info: www.trenitalia.com

Travelling by bike

Many people in Milano use a bicycle to go for a ride or to get to work. It is much easier to travel by bike in Milan - and you will not get stuck in traffic!

Rental Points
– You can rent a bicycle at "Noleggio biciclette AWS":
Adress: Via Ponte Seveso 33
Phone: 02.67072145
Web Site: www.awsbici.com Working hours: Monday - Saturday, 9:00 – 13:00; 15:00 – 19:00

– Rossignoli
Adress: via Garibaldi
Rental Prices: half day 6€, 1 day 10€, weekend 18€, 1 week 35€
Web Site:http://www.rossignoli.it/ciclo/