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BY TRAIN
FERROVIE DELLO STATO (State railways)
Milan’s Stazione Centrale is the terminus for international and high-speed trains. It can easily be reached by subway from anywhere in the city as well as the new Rho-Pero complex. Take the green (MM2) or yellow line (MM3) to Stazione Centrale station.
Numerous regional trains are available at Stazione Garibaldi. Take the green subway line (MM2) to Garibaldi station.
www.trenitalia.com
FERROVIE NORD
Ferrovie Nord trains service the north of Milan. Trains leave from the station in Piazzale Cadorna, just a stone’s throw from Castello Sforzesco. Take the red (MM1) or green (MM2) subway lines to Cadorna-Triennale station.
www.ferrovienord.it
CITY RAIL LINK
From April 2009 it is open the new railway station Rho-fieramilano. It's possible to reach Rho-Fiera from the nine city stations on the Passante line: Certosa, Villapizzone, Lancetti, Porta Garibaldi underground, Porta Venezia, Repubblica, Dateo, Porta Vittoria and Rogoredo.
The Passante Line crosses Milan from northwest to southeast, connecting the Ferrovie dello Stato and Ferrovie Nord rail systems and local public transport services, including Milan’s three subway lines.
www.trenitalia.com
BY AIR
Milan has two international airports:
Linate (LIN) is located on the city’s eastern outskirts, just ten kilometers from the center. A shuttle service operates between Linate and Stazione Centrale (for information, phone +39 02 6690351).
You can also reach downtown Milan by taking bus no. 73, which goes to Piazza San Babila, just a few minutes’ walk from Piazza Duomo. The trip takes around 30 minutes.
Malpensa (MXP) is located near Lake Maggiore, around 50 kilometers (31 miles) from the city center and close to the new exhibition complex.
The Malpensa Express (approximately 45 minutes) runs between the airport and Piazzale Cadorna station (Ferrovie Nord), while the Malpensa Shuttle goes to Stazione Centrale.
www.malpensaexpress.it
www.malpensashuttle.it
For information:
www.sea-aeroportimilano.it
www.alitalia.it
Orio al Serio (BGY) is another international airport near Bergamo, some 60 kilometers (37 miles) from Milan. A bus service runs between the airport and Milan’s Stazione Centrale (for information, phone +61 035 318472).
For information:
www.sacbo.it
BY ROAD
For information:
www.autostrade.it
www.autobspd.it (Brescia-Vicenza-Padova freeway)wwww.autofiori.it (Genova freeway)
PUBLIC TRANSPORT
Information on city and suburban public transport is available from the ATM office. Phone toll free on 800 808181 or visit the website at www.atm-mi.it
Tickets are not available on board and must be purchased first at newsstands or bars near stations and stops. Tickets are valid for 75 minutes without restrictions on all surface transport but can only be used for a single trip on the subway. The ticket cost for 2 travel in a day is of Euro 4,00. The ticket of 1 Euro is not valid.
Milan has three subway lines:
MM1 – Red line
MM2 – Green line
MM3 – Yellow line
PARKINGS
In the historical centre only ATM-managed fee-payment parking areas are authorized. The special "Scrape-and-Park" card, available at sale locations and from authorized staff, has to be dispayed on the vehicle.
For information:
http://www.atm-mi.it/ATM/Muoversi/Parcheggi/SOSTA_MILANO_SMS.htm
It's a good idea to leave your car outside the city center and use public transport for getting around the city. Car parking facilities are available at the main subway stations.
TAXI
To reserve a taxi you can call the following telephone numbers:
Autoradiotaxi 02-85.85
Taxi blu 02-40.40
Yellow taxi 02-69.69
To have details concerning the nearest taxi areas you can call:
Taxi subito 14.78.14.781
Taxi service from and to Malpensa Airport is available calling:
Taxi Malpensa 02-40.09.90.29
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