Milan Transportation

 84 Reviews  While I do not have practical information here for the train system in the Milan area, I do have two important points to share. First of all is that the trains we experienced arrived according to... 

 44 Reviews  The city tram connects all parts of the town and it is the best organized public transportation in Milano. The ticket cost 1 euro but there are also other options which are more convinient in price in... 

 69 Reviews  The easiest and the quickiest way to get to Malpensa airport, and vice versa, is by the city train express. This is Stazione Cadorna, the train station from where the train starts to Malpensa and vice... 

 11 Reviews  Milano taxi cars are white coloured and therefore visible from the distance. The taxi drivers are just incredible, they'll take you anywhere you want in the city in a very short time. Don't ask me how... 

 8 Reviews  Before going to Milan I tried searching the net for a place to rent a bicycle, but had no luck, so I posted a question on the Milan Forum here on VirtualTourist, saying among other things: "I've tried... 

 gwened Says:  yes agree check with the hotel on the parking available ,that would be the best deal. use it to go to Lake Como or bergamo, yes, nice. inside Milan of course... 

 angiebabe Says:  I have a number of times flown into Milan Malpensa as gotten the best deals on flights into the area and then had a car booked via www.auto-europe.co.uk - they... 

 brucomela Says:  MJ Service is a well known company providing limousine service in Milan. They're located near Milan Malpensa airport and after 3 services for my friends we... 

 risse73 Says:  I thought that the Malpensa Express was the best way to go, but I found out the hard way. This "express" rail seemed to be a joke to me. It stopped every so... 

 draguza Says:  Discover Milan using two different tour routes! See all the main sights aboard an open-top double-decker bus and with 12 stops to choose from you can hop-on and... 

 Nemorino Says:  At the beginning of 2008 the city of Milan astounded the world, or at least those people in the world who pay attention to this sort of thing, by instituting a... 

 muratkorman Says:  After midnight Metro shuts down in Milano. If you don't want to use taxi and pay a lot of money, but you could only find your way referencing Metro stations,... 

 lmiguel Says:  Hi everyone,I'll arrive at Malpensa airport on May 6th (sunday), around 10:00am.So I need to check what the best way (easier, cheaper) to go to the Milan center... 

 lmiguel Says:  Hi everyone,I'll arrive at Malpensa airport on May 6th (sunday), around 10:00am.So I need to check what the best way (easier, cheaper) to go to the Milan center... 

 Diana75 Says:  An ordinary transportation ticket in Milan is valid on buses, trams and subway and it costs EUR 1-.The ticket is valid for 75 minutes from the first validation... 

 paoseo Says:  My first advice would be to advise anybody against driving to Milan.It's quite difficoult moving around in Milan.Milan's ring road is the end point of highway... 

 paoseo Says:  It's very important remembering that Milan has two airports: Malpensa (MXP) that is the main airport and also has intercontinental flights and the Linate (LIN)... 

 desert_princess Says:  you will see them everywhere - it seems that these motors are the most used type of transport by the locals. they are manoeuvrable throught the narrow central... 

 vixen6 Says:  Me and my friend hired a car from Bergamo and got to Milan in 30 mins. Good signage. Once there we spent 6 hours (with detailed driving directions) looking for... 

 sierralyndon Says:  If you are crazy enough to want to drive around Milan city, just go with the flow. I don't think Milanese drivers are known to be the most courteous in the... 

 tpal Says:  I did a keyword search for "Smart Car" on Virtual Tourist and got 67 hits so I know this won't be big news but...isn't this a great little car! We saw these... 

 Pakistaniguy Says:  Milan, The Cultural and Fashion Capital of Italy is located in the Northern part of the country. It is just 40 minutes drive from the Swiss border (Chiasso) and... 

 Savo Says:  You can reach Milan very easily by train, car, or plane.If you're travelling by car, once you get inside Milan it's better for you to park it in some parking...