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Overview

Fashionable Milan might have shortcomings—but it’s worth the trip

Milan, the second largest city in Italy

Milan is a main Italian city and regarded as the fashion capital of Europe. Milan is also an transport hub for Italy. The city has an important stake in the finance, commerce, media and sport of Italy. Two of its football teams, Inter Milan and Milan AC, are known throughout the world. Milan is located in the north west of Italy and is home to a number of museums, designers factory shops, churches and other landmarks. Those who love street style would love the Navigli area. In Piazza XXIV Maggio, shoppers will find brands such Custo-Barcellona, Diesel, Miss Sixteen, Gas and Fornarina, alongside second-hand clothes shops, handmade clothes and accessory stores made from silk and other precious materials.

The main railway stations of Milan are Milan Centrale and Milan Porta Garibaldi. The two stations are about 1.5 kilometres away from each other.

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Things to do and see
Food & Drink
Shopping
Visitor information

There are a number of things to do and to see in Milan. Visit the Saint Ambrose basilica, a fine example of pure romanesque style and wander through the medieval streets of the district to the San Lorenzo basilica, with its mosaics of gold. Go to La Sala delle Asse to see the renowned frescos by Leonardo and the very last masterpiece of Michelangelo – The Rondanini Pieta.

Wandering around the merchants square, you will discover traces of the ancient city – from Broletto, the largest and most famous of the medieval public palaces of Lombardy to the Duomo, a fine example of Gothic art.

In Milan you will find distinct flavours that will make you discover the origins of the Lombard cuisine: Risotto alla milanese, cotoletta, panetton... Savour these old fashioned traditional Milanese dishes accompanied by the best wines in one of the many restaurants of the city.

Go to the heart of the luxury shopping area in Milan: Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga and Via Sant’Andrea are streets that together with Via Manzoni, Via Borgospesso and Via Santo Spirito are best known for shopping sprees. The most prestigious boutiques are there. You will also find unique jewels created by the most famous name, clothes and accessories to die for, and shoes that are works of art. The factory shops or atelier showrooms of Gucci, Versace, Luis Vuitton, Prada and Cartier are found there. In Via Sant’Andrea you can find brands like Fendi, Armani, Moschino, Kenzo, Cesare Paciotti, Hermés, Prada and Trussardi. The elegant Via Manzoni is home to the Giorgio Armani store.

Milan Tourism
Piazza Castello, 1 angolo Via Beltrami
Tel: +39 02 7740 4343

The city’s tourist office has a helpful personnel, insider information and tips as well as handy maps and brochures. The city’s tourist office also arranges tours and excursions and is a focal point for local accommodation.

Getting to and from Milan

To Milan

From Paris	07:02
From Rome	02:55
From Venice	02:10
From Nice	00:47
From Florence	01:58
From Zurich	03:41
From Vienna	14:00
From Geneva	03:53
From Pisa	04:03
From Basel	04:04
From Naples	04:15
From Lucerne	04:03
From Verona	01:15
From Cologne	08:39
From Genoa	01:29
From Innsbruck	10:25
From Bern	03:01
From Dijon	07:19
From Bologna	01:00
From Turin	01:00
From La Spezia	03:04
From Como	00:33
From Lausanne	03:17
From Padua	02:07
From Bari	07:47
From Bellinzona	01:25
From Terontola	04:45
From Livorno	04:20
From Arezzo	04:20
From Voghera	00:42
From Brescia	00:46
From Vercelli	00:46
From Tortona	00:50
From Chambery	04:01
From Pescara	05:10
From Udine	04:00
From Stresa	00:56
From Monfalcone	03:52
From Viareggio	03:46
From Trieste	03:44
From Forte Dei Marmi	03:44
From Bordighera	03:44
From Chiusi	05:05
From Macon	05:25
From Grosseto	05:18
From Gallarate	00:31
From Bruck An Der Mur	12:05
From Rosenheim	11:45
From Kufstein	11:23
From Lodi	00:30
From Villach	09:24
From Lecce	09:12
From Brindisi	08:49
From Mainz	08:11
From Olten	03:36
From Novara	00:32
From Foggia	06:45
From Civitavecchia	06:09
From Assisi	06:07
From Perugia	05:40
From Orvieto	05:30
From Salerno	05:28
From Lugano	01:02
From Pordenone	03:31
From San Remo	03:35
From Savona	02:17
From Thun	02:41
From Sestri Levante	02:31
From Spiez	02:30
From Castelfranco	02:28
From Rimini It	02:26
From Chiavari	02:23
From Sion	02:22
From Rapallo	02:14
From Fidenza	01:21
From Santa Margherita	02:11
From Peschiera Del Garda	01:08
From Camogli	02:09
From Visp	02:03
From Forli	02:02
From Brig	01:51
From Vicenza	01:50
From Modena	01:33
From Treviso	02:43
From Pesaro	02:44
From Albenga	02:46
From Conegliano	03:06
From St Jean De Maurienne	03:27
From Carrara Avenza	03:26
From Prato	03:23
From Portogruaro Caorle	03:22
From Zug	03:19
From Diano Marina	03:10
From Ancona	03:10
From Piacenza	00:29
From Levanto	02:48
From Desenzano G Sirmi	01:03
From Arth Goldau	03:00
From Montreux	02:59
From Modane	02:56
From Parma	01:03
From Monterosso	02:55
From Alassio	02:54
From Pavia	00:25
From Reggio Emilia	01:19
From Lyon St Exupery Airport	05:02

From Milan

To Pavia	00:28
To Lodi	00:31
To Gallarate	00:32
To Como	00:33
To Novara	00:40
To Voghera	00:45
To Brescia	00:46
To Stresa	00:55
To Tortona	00:56
To Piacenza	00:58
To Vercelli	00:58
To Desenzano G Sirmi	01:01
To Peschiera Del Garda	01:07
To Lugano	01:11
To Fidenza	01:16
To Verona	01:22
To Parma	01:29
To Bellinzona	01:39
To Genoa	01:42
To Turin	01:44
To Reggio Emilia	01:46
To Vicenza	01:49
To Brig	01:51
To Florence	01:58
To Visp	02:01
To Padua	02:07
To Camogli	02:12
To Modena	02:12
To Santa Margherita	02:18
To Savona	02:21
To Sion	02:23
To Rapallo	02:25
To Spiez	02:28
To Castelfranco	02:31
To Chiavari	02:33
To Venice	02:35
To Thun	02:38
To Sestri Levante	02:41
To Bologna	02:44
To Treviso	02:53
To Albenga	02:55
To Bern	02:58
To Montreux	02:59
To Levanto	03:00
To Alassio	03:04
To Forli	03:04
To Monterosso	03:06
To Modane	03:08
To Conegliano	03:11
To Lausanne	03:17
To Diano Marina	03:18
To La Spezia	03:26
To Portogruaro Caorle	03:27
To Arth Goldau	03:28
To Pordenone	03:30
To Prato	03:32
To Carrara Avenza	03:32
To St Jean De Maurienne	03:33
To Olten	03:35
To Forte Dei Marmi	03:39
To San Remo	03:45
To Rimini It	03:48
To Zug	03:50
To Bordighera	03:56
To Riccione	03:58
To Udine	04:00
To Lucerne	04:02
To Basel	04:04
To Viareggio	04:08
To Monfalcone	04:08
To Pesaro	04:13
To Chambery	04:16
To Zurich	04:19
To Pisa	04:33
To Trieste	04:33
To Arezzo	04:37
To Livorno	04:55
To Ancona	04:59
To Terontola	05:02
To Orvieto	05:18
To Ventimiglia	05:21
To Lyon St Exupery Airport	05:26
To Chiusi	05:26
To Menton (localite)	05:26
To Perugia	05:31
To Geneva	05:40
To Macon	05:42
To Assisi	05:51
To Civitavecchia	06:06
To Nice	06:15
To Grosseto	06:30
To Rome	06:53
To Pescara	06:55
To Innsbruck	06:56
To Dijon	07:40
To Mainz	08:08
To Rosenheim	08:15
To Frankfurt	08:28
To Karlsruhe	08:34
To Foggia	08:54
To Naples	08:59
To Mannheim	08:59
To Bruck An Der Mur	09:04
To Salerno	09:53
To Perpignan	10:18
To Bari	10:33
To Paris	10:35
To Villach	11:08
To Cologne	11:32
To Munich	11:35
To Brindisi	12:57
To Lecce	13:25
To Vienna	14:53
To Amsterdam	15:46

Train station(s)

Trains are a convenient way of reaching many towns and cities throughout Europe. The majority of cities in Europe have a minimum of one train station, while larger, more populated cities have two or more stations. Train stations, in general, are located in the heart of the city. Review the map below to get an idea of where the train station(s) in Milan can be found.

1) Milano P Garibal

2) Milano Lambrate

3) Milano Rogoredo

4) Milano Centrale

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The only way to travel | Lorraine g. | 2014/10/24
"Once we found the new station at Bologna (station 18) in the new building and at level -5, all was OK, the train was very nice and comfortable, very fast trip to Florence, no stress, very pleased with the results. "
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Fast and comfortable | Lorraine g. | 2014/10/24
"The train was clean and comfortable, very fast trip to Milano Centrale, no problems with travel details, very happy with the results. "
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Great service | Jennifer e. | 2014/10/21
"Love the trains in Europe. Convenient, fast and you can even get a decent coffee. "
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Best way to travel | Jennifer e. | 2014/10/21
"Why travel any other way ? Easy, quick from city centre to city centre. "
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Trip tainted by grubby railcar | Valentine s. | 2014/10/21
"Very interesting trip, through some spectacular Alps scenery, with only a handful of stops. However, the railcar we were in was rather grubby, and my wife described the toilet as "disgusting". Overall though, an economical trip which afforded an excellent opportunity to check out the scenery. "
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Venice to Milano | Dianne c. | 2014/10/16
"A quick and comfortable trip. Luggage was easy to stow on embarking. Booking was simple, efficient and good value. "
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Great Travel | Robin w. | 2014/10/16
"A real surprise. Rail is a great alternative to air travel. The staff were friendly and helpful. The seats were really comfortable but I did not like seats that were face to face instead of being together. No option was given on seat selection. I hate travelling backwards. Other than this small issue it was a great experience. "
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Value for money | Sandra v. | 2014/10/16
"Loved the train travel all over Europe. We did travel 1st Class which was nice. They gave us a glass of wine and a snack on the train. Roomy and confortable. Relaxing and amazing views. Loved it. "
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France #2 | John a. | 2014/10/15
"Did not take this trip as planned flight into Marseille was cancelled and alternative train travel from Paris to Aivignon TGV was arranged. This train trip was very good and probably was a better option than that originally planned - fly Paris to Marseiile, train Marseille to Avignon. "
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Milan to Lyon | Carlo c. | 2014/10/14
"Good fast train, but you have to buy your snacks in First Class. Pre paid tickets before we left and all was good, saved heaps of time and didn't need to wait in long long queues to buy locally. A bit slow because of the winding track and station pick ups in Italy, but still a good trip "
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