Buses from Venice to Milan

Buses from Venice to Milan

Every day, there will be a wide variety of buses to choose from for anyone who is traveling from Venice to Milan. These two northern Italian cities are well connected by regular FlixBus, Baltour, and BusCenter services that operate 7 days a week. All buses travel directly with no changes required, and the journey time can take as little as 3½ hours.

Return buses from Milan to Venice are also available.

Taking the Bus from Venice

Both FlixBus and BusCenter services depart from Venice's Tronchetto Bus Station, which is located on its own island, a short walk from the center of town. The bus station can be reached by water taxi routes 6 and 2. If you are coming from the mainland, the Bus Station is also a short walk from Venezia Railway Station, while those staying in the center can easily walk. Tronchetto is also home to Venice's major car park, which may be useful for those catching buses to Milan.

Getting into Milan by Bus

One of the world's great fashion capitals, Milan continues to set the season's styles with its fashion week and hundreds of chic boutiques. Milan is also a great place for art lovers, with masterpieces by Leonardo da Vinci. There are sporting spectacles at the San Siro, markets in Navigli and opera at La Scala - all just a bus ride away from Venice. Buses from Venice to Milan can arrive at Centrale Station, which is a couple of Metro stops from the center. Buses also stop at Lampugnano, which is further out but still on Line 1 of the Metro. The Metro stops at midnight, but night buses are also available.