Milan to Udine train

Trains from Milan to Udine

There are approximately 26 daily trains from Milan to Udine, with one direct trip making it easy for travelers who prefer express travel without changing along the way. If you opt for a direct trip between the two cities, you can take between 3h 52min and 5h 15min to cover the 199 miles journey. However, if you are on a budget and are content with one or two changes along the way, then you might take the slowest train which takes approximately 6h 28min to arrive at Udine from Milan. There is a tone of things to see and do in Udine, including a visit to the 16th century Udine Castle and a stopover at the beautiful Giardini Grande.

Milan to Udine Train Time: Daily Departures

On average, two trains depart from Milan to Udine every hour. This adds up to 26 trains per day and 182 trips per week. The first train from Milan to Udine departs from Milan Centrale at around 06:25 a.m. This trip has two transfers and takes about 5h 26min to arrive at its destination. The last of Milan to Udine trains is a direct trip that departs from Milan at 6:45 p.m and takes approximately 3h 52min to arrive at Udine at around10:37 p.m.

How long is the journey by train from Milan to Udine

The duration of your journey between Milan and Udine by train depends on the type of train you take as well as the number of transfers involved during the trip. The average time for this 199-mile trip is approximately 5h 15min with the fastest train taking around 3h 52min to complete the journey. The slowest train, on the other hand, takes about 6h 28min to travel from Milan to Udine. Generally, direct trains, traveling at up to 199 mph take shorter to complete this journey making them ideal if you are in a rush. However, if you have more time on your hands, then you might consider taking slower or connecting trains.

what are the departure and arrival stations from Milan to Udine?

Milan Centrale Trains from Milan to Udine depart from Milan Centrale, the main railway station in Milan and the largest railway station by volume in Europe. Located in the northeast section of Milan, this train station has 24 platforms labeled from left to right. You can get to the station via the M2 (green) or M3 (yellow) metro lines. You can also get to Milan Centrale train station using a taxi. A few trains depart Milan for Udine from Milano Porta Garibaldi and San Gottardo train stations.

Udine Railway Station Travelers on Milan to Udine trains arrive at Udine Railway Station. Located at the southern edge of the city center, this railway station has a large passenger building that houses several amenities such as bars, a bank, a pharmacy, a chapel, and several shops. Udine Railway Station is also located within close proximity to the Bus Terminal from where you can get to and from the city center in about 10min via 1, 2, 3, and 5 lines.

Which train companies travel from Milan to Udine?

If you are looking for trains from Milan to Udine, you can check out Trenitalia, Italy’s national train company. Trenitalia offers an impressive fleet of trains that offer varying levels of comfort, speed, and amenities. Frecciarossa, Frecciabianca, and Frecciargento high-speed trains are the company’s flagship locomotives, traveling at speeds up to 186 mph.

Trenitalia trains from Milan to Udine

Trenitalia offers both high and low-speed trains from Milan to Udine at an average of 45minintervals. High-speed trains take around 3h 52min to arrive at Udine from Milan with zero connections. Low-speed trains take approximately 6h 28min to complete the journey between Milan and Udine with two transfers during the trip. Single transfer trains take between 4h 06min and 5h 26min to complete the journey between Milan and Udine. Frecciarossa trains offer nonstop train services for travelers looking for a direct train from Milan to Udine. This is quite convenient if you are looking to save time getting to your destination.

Trains from Milan to Udine: Services on Board

Passengers on Milan to Udine trains enjoy a wide range of amenities such as free WiFi access, air conditioning, power outlets, luggage storage, bathrooms, on-board entertainment, as well as bar and restaurant services. Additionally, all provide barrier-free entry for passengers with mobility challenges. All Frecciabianca trains come with first and second-class seating with first-class passengers enjoying wider aisles and seats as well as a free beverage and snacks. Passengers in the second class coaches have narrower seats and aisles, less personal and luggage spaces, and snacks and beverages at a fee. Generally, first-class coaches are less crowded than second-class coaches. Passengers in Trenitalia trains are can bring along small pets weighing up to 10kg. However, there is no weight limit for dogs. Foldable bikes and pushchairs are treated as standard luggage so you can fold and store them in the designated luggage racks.

How to find cheap train tickets from Milan to Udine

Early booking can greatly help you save money on your train ticket as Trenitalia releases their tickets around 6 months in advance. Flexibility with your travel times is another great way to save on your train tickets. Trenitalia usually increases their ticket prices during peak hours, usually between 6:00 a.m to 10:00 a.m and 3:00 and 7:00 p.m on weekdays. You can save on your train tickets by traveling outside of peak hours. Weekends tickets too tend to be costly, so you might want to consider avoiding weekend trips if you can. Choosing a slower or connecting train is another great way of saving money on your Milan to Udine train tickets. While slower or connecting trains may take you longer to get to your destination, they will definitely save you money on your ticket. Plus, you will have extra time to enjoy the countryside view during your journey. Finally, you can save on your train ticket by looking out for special offers.