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Cheap Bus Tickets to Milan

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Trains in Germany: up to 14 years old
Trains in France: up to 11 years old
Trains in the UK: up to 15 years old
Trains in Spain: up to 13 years old
Trains in Italy (Trenitalia): 4-14 years old
Trains in Italy (Italo): 2-14 years old
Trains in Belgium/Netherlands: up to 11 years old
Trains in Austria: up to 14 years old
Trains in Sweden: 7-15 years old
Flights: 2-11 years old
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Flights: from 7 days to under 2 years old
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Buses to Milan

Buses to Milan run regularly from all over Europe. Services from London are provided by two operators, Megabus and Eurolines. Approaching from northern Europe, Eurolines have bus routes to Milan from many major German cities, including Cologne, Munich and Düsseldorf. From France, Ouibus takes passengers from Paris, Geneva and Lyon to Milan. Baltour also provides service from other Italian cities. Long-distance coaches use the Autostazione Milano or Milan Coach Station as their point of arrival. The terminus receives passengers from all over Italy as well as other parts of Europe. It is situated to the east of the city near the Lampugnano underground stop and is well connected to the surrounding area by public transport. From the station it takes 10 minutes to reach central Milan by Movibus and 14 minutes by Metro.

Milan

Milan is an energetic city and one of the most populated metropolitan places in Europe. It is the home of Italy's stock exchange, Borsa Italiana, and high-end fashion houses, like Versace, Missoni and Prada. Milan has a turbulent history, over the centuries it has played home to many occupying forces and therefore its architecture is different to the medieval marvels in other Italian cities. Amongst the antiquities are numerous contemporary buildings, like the Pirelli Skyscraper and Cà Brutta, once known as the 'ugly house'. For visitors who enjoy history, the Milan Cathedral is a gothic treasure, filled with elaborate works of art and unusual religious relics. After spending a few quite hours there, take a walk over to Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a crucifix shaped shopping centre - the oldest in Europe. There are many bargains to be found within its arching glass arcades, plus it provides the ideal route for an evening's trip to the opera at La Scala. Leonardo da Vinci's iconic masterpiece, The Last Supper, is forever associated with Milan. To see it be sure to book in advance with the Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie where it is kept.

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Important Stations and Airports for this Journey
Milan
BusMilano - Terminal Bus di Lampugnano

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Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the train station and what is the best way to get there?
This station is not located in the city centre but it can be reached by public transport.
Metro lines M1
Bus lines 68

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