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Milan map with all the city’s monuments, museums and attractions. Plan your trip with our Milan interactive map.
Milan has 18 tram lines that run past midnight every day. Find information on the routes, prices, tickets and schedules of the various trams lines in Milan
The Milan metro is the longest network in Italy with 63 miles of lines. Find out about the travel cards and prices of the Milan metro.
Information on the top things to do in Milan. Discover the best and most popular squares, fountains, buildings and monuments to see in Milan.
Milan has over 80 local bus lines and a few trolley buses. Find information on the bus lines, timetables, and prices of buses in Milan.
Milan Travel Guide with up to date information on the city. Discover what to see in Milan and the Lake District, one of Italy's most popular destinations.
The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, which is sometimes nicknamed “il salotto di Milano” (Milan’s drawing room), is an elegant nineteenth-century shopping arcade. It houses some of the most luxurious boutiques in Milan.
How to get to Milan from Linate Airport Urban bus. Milan’s local urban buses: 73 and X73 connect the airport to the San Babila metro station. The 73 line runs every day of the week, departing every 10 minutes. The bus X73 runs every 20 minutes from Monday to Friday.
Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) is Milan’s largest international airport and with the most passengers. Over 28 million travelers travel to and from Malpensa each year, making it the second most important airport in Italy, after Fiumicino Airport in Rome.
Best places to stay in Milan. Milan is a relatively small city. Most of the town’s tourist attractions and museums are in the city center or very close to it, so we recommend looking for a hotel near Milan Cathedral or La Scala. The city center is located between the following metro stations: Missori, Castello, Montenapoleone, and San Babila.