Caserta to Milan bus

Bus from Caserta to Milan

Daily you're going to find three buses that make this journey of around 398 miles (640 km) from Caserta to Milan. The trip on these buses can take anywhere from around 9h 40min up to about 10h 50min depending on your departure time. There is also an overnight bus that will make two stops in different locations in the city of Milan.

Caserta to Milan Bus Time: Daily Departures

While the sheer number of Caserta to Milan buses is rather limited there are departure times in both the morning and evening hours for those that want to make this rather long journey. The morning bus leaves at around 9:45 a.m. and will take around 10h 50min to make the journey to Milan while two evening buses leave at around 8:40 p.m. and around 9:15 p.m. and will make the trip to Milan in around 9h 45min.

How long is the journey by bus from Caserta to Milan?

This is a rather long journey to the north through the heart of Italy on Caserta to Milan buses. The distance that you will cover on this route is around 398 miles (640 km) and the trip takes roughly 10h to complete. All of the buses offered on this route are direct buses meaning you will not need to transfer along the way to another bus.

Caserta Royalpalace Fountain. Source: Shutterstock

What is/are the departure and arrival stations for bus from Caserta to Milan?

Departure bus station: Caserta, Stazione. The station has a very convenient location right on the south side of the main plaza of the city and because of that, the distance from the station to the center of the city is only about 0.4 miles (0.65 km). Because of the rather short distance, there is no public transportation to make this trip but you can drive to the station in around 2min or you could walk in about 8min. The station is a modest affair quite common in small Italian towns but there are restrooms, a seating area, an information board and because it is in the center of town there are lots of food options just outside the station.

Arrival bus station: Autostazione Lampugnano. This station has a location around 4.7 miles (7.6 km) from the center of Milan. With that, the station offers quick access to the center of the city on local bus routes number 50, 27, and 41, and buses run roughly every 10mins. Some things that travelers will find at the station include some places to grab something to eat or drink, a large board offering bus information, as well as public restrooms and plenty of seating.

Arrival bus station: Milan San Donato M3 Station. This bus station sits just about 5.7 miles (9.2 km) from the center of Milan. You can get from the station to the center of Milan on local bus number three. The trip on this bus takes around 12mins. Of the two stations in Milan, this is the much smaller one. The station has basic conveniences such as restrooms and seating for passengers.

Which bus companies travel from Caserta to Milan?

The two companies that offer service on Caserta to Milan buses are Itabus and Marinobus. Itabus has two daily departures with the first one departing at around 9:45 AM and the second one departing around 9:15 PM. The second bus is an overnight bus that makes the journey in only around 9h 45min compared to 10h 45min on the morning bus. The morning bus arrives at the Milan Autostazione while the evening bus will arrive at the San Donato station. Marinobus has one bus every day that departs at around 8:40 p.m. and this bus will make stops at both of the bus stops in Milan.

Marinobus buses from Caserta to Milan

The one bus that this company offers daily is an overnight bus that departs from Caserta at around 8:40 p.m. It makes the trip to the San Donato station in Milan in about 9h 40min and then continues to the Milan Autostazione about 25min later. Because this is an overnight bus the trip on this bus is about 1h quicker than if you were to take the one daytime bus on this route.

Itabus buses from Caserta to Milan

This company offers both a daytime bus and overnight bus with the day bus departing at around 9:45 a.m. and taking 10h 50min to make the trip to the Autostazione Milan. Their evening bus departs at around 9:15 p.m. for the overnight journey to Milan that will take a 9h 45min and arrives at the San Donato station in Milan.

Traveling by bus is a sustainable journey

When you travel such a long distance through Italy by bus you are doing your part to help the environment. Because there are so many people that travel on one bus the environmental footprint of each of these travelers is far lower on a bus such as this as compared to every one of these travelers driving in a car of their own to make this journey. What is more, a company Itabus has one of the most fuel_efficient bus fleets in all of Italy thus offering an even better environmental result for travelers.

Bus Caserta to Milan: Services on Board

Taking a long bus trip like this on Itabus is quite a pleasure because even though they only offer one class of seating the seats are quite comfortable plus they recline and they offer features such as a USB socket, a light, and an electrical outlet at the seat. You can bring a carry_on bag for the bus plus you can store two more bags under the bus. The buses offer free Wi_Fi, vending machines for snacks, plus restrooms. Pets and bicycles can travel onboard the bus although they may incur an additional fee for the trip. Marinobus also only has one class of seats on their bus but they are also quite comfortable and reclining to make this long trip quite nice. You will find Wi_Fi on the bus and you can bring a carry_on bag for the bus plus put a couple of more bags underneath the bus for free. Pets and bicycles ride on the buses free of charge. If you are somebody with a disability or limited mobility you will be happy to learn that both of these bus companies provide space specifically for these passengers and they also have plenty of room for a wheelchair to travel aboard the bus.

How to find cheap bus tickets from Caserta to Milan?

If you are looking for ways that you can save money on your bus fare look no further than this route on buses from Caserta to Milan. You will see that there is quite a disparity in the price offered by each of the providers so if you can be flexible in the time that you depart you can generally save some money. Another great way to save money on your bus fare if you are flexible on the day that you travel is to look around several days at the same time and see which one of the days offers the cheapest fares. Finally, a good tip is to book as far in advance of your travel date as possible to try to lock in any specials or discounts offered on the route.

Milano Sun Light. Source: Shutterstock

To Milan by bus—travel tips

If you are making a plan to visit Italy Milan is a city that you have to visit. The city has a reputation as a quite wealthy and incredibly stylish city that does a magnificent job of blending a historic and romantic past with a modern and classic look for today. As you walk the streets of the city you will find a virtually endless number of examples of breathtaking architecture. Because the land around the city of Milan is so diverse it contributes greatly to the very diverse food scene you will find here. One of the premier reasons to visit Milan is because it's thought of as one of the fashion capital of the world and so the number of high_end shops and local boutiques you will find here will keep any shopper happy for days on end. Some spots and events we would suggest you visit and take part in during your trip to Milan include:

• Milan Fashion Week
• Milan Food Week
• Sforzesco Castle
• Galleria Virrorio Emanuele II
• Duomo di Milano