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Trains to Milan-Centrale

Milan-Centrale is the major railroad station in Milan, offering high-speed rail connections from a number of popular city destinations, including Venice, Turin, Rome, Geneva and Zurich. The station is served by a number of European lines, such as the Simplon and Gotthard, alongside national rail links to cities such as Bergamo, Turin, and Brindisi. However, the station is not connected to the Milan suburban rail network, which is served by Porta Garibaldi, Cadorna and Rogeredo railroad stations.    

Which is the main train station in Milan?

Milan-Centrale is the major train station for the city, with links throughout Europe and Italy.  Over 320,000 passengers are handled at Milan-Centrale on a daily basis and the station has 24 platforms. A variety of cross-border night trains operate from Milan-Centrale, and some popular city destinations from the station include Paris, Vienna, Frankfurt and Zurich.

Which train companies offer trains to Milan-Centrale?

Some of the train companies offering services to Milan-Centrale include the Malpensa Express airport train, ÖBB providing trains to Germany and Austria, Eurocity/Intercity from Geneva and Venice, and Thello Eurocity from Marseilles and Monaco.

Why travel by train to Milan?

With high-speed European rail links to a variety of major city destinations, journeys to Milan are speedy and priced at affordable levels for consumers of all ages. Journeys from Paris to Milan take around eight hours, and regular daily services mean trains are a popular way to travel to the city.

Before you travel to Milan by train - good to know!

As the capital of the wealthy Lombardy region, Milan is home to a wide range of visitor attractions and historic monuments, but some of the hidden destinations are not publicised so widely. Secret gems to visit while staying in Milan include Leonardo's Vineyard and the rooftop garden of Milan Cathedral. Visitors to the Duomo di Milano just pay a small additional fee to access the roof terrace and will enjoy the most spectacular views of the city and surrounding hills. Getting about in Milan is simple with the city's integrated public transport network. Visitors can purchase a day travel pass and access any of the four metro lines, trams or buses. Visitors staying in central Milan will find it has a compact layout, meaning it is often quicker to walk to any destination than take public transport.