Vicenza to Milan train

Trains from Vicenza to Milan

With more than 20 departures scheduled every day, you’ll never have to wait more than 1h for a train from Vicenza to Milan. Trains depart between 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. daily, and it takes between 1h 40min and 2h 40min to complete the 115-mile (185 km) trip, depending on the type of train you select. Millions of travelers visit Milan to experience the high-end fashions and shopping as well as to marvel at the history, art and architecture that can be found in this Northern Italian city.

Vicenza to Milan Train Time: Daily Departures

At least one train departs from Vicenza for Milan every hour from about 7 a.m. through about 9 p.m. every day. About nine high-speed trains are scheduled daily, and run every one to two hours thru about 7:30 p.m. About a dozen regional trains make the journey each day and depart almost every hour all day long.

How long is the journey by train from Vicenza to Milan?

Two types of trains make the journey from Vicenza to Milan every day: high-speed and regional trains. The high-speed trains travel directly to their destination and take about 1h 40min to complete the trip, while the regional trains take almost exactly one hour longer and require one transfer.

What is/are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Vicenza to Milan?

Departure train station: All of the trains from Vicenza to Milan depart from Vicenza’s railway station. The station is located just outside the city center and is only about 0.8 miles (1.3 km) south of the Piazza Matteotti in the heart of the city. A 6min ride on either the #1, #5 or #7 bus line is the easiest way to get to the station from the Piazza. The station’s facilities include train ticket offices, restrooms, luggage storage, vending machines with food and beverages and a place to grab a bite to eat. Taxi stands are located just outside the station, as is the city’s main bus station.

Arrival train station: Trains from Vicenza to Milan arrive at Milan’s Centrale railway station, which is one of Europe’s largest train stations. The station is located about 1.8 miles (2.9 km) northeast the Duomo di Milano cathedral in the city’s center, and it’s only a 6min ride to the cathedral via the city’s #3 (yellow) Metro line. The Metro stops in Centrale station, and there is also a hub for the city’s trams and buses outside the station. Centrale station has the amenities that are expected from a large transportation center, including passenger lounges, bars and restaurants, shopping, free WiFi, luggage storage, restrooms, ATMs and currency exchange, a tourist information office, car rentals and parking.

Which train companies travel from Vicenza to Milan?

Trenitalia’s Regionale and high-speed Frecciarossa trains travel from Vicenza to Milan. The Regionale routes require one transfer, while the Frecciarossa trains run directly between the cities. Italo also has a few daily high-speed trains that run direct routes between Vicenza and Milan.

Trenitalia trains from Vicenza to Milan

Trenitalia’s high-speed Frecciarossa trains depart from Vicenza to Milan seven times daily; the direct journey takes about 1h 41min journey to complete. Trains are scheduled to depart every one to three hours until about 7:30 p.m. The Regionale trains take about 2h 40min to complete the journey and require one transfer through Verona’s Porta Nuova station. About a dozen Regionale trains depart each day at a frequency of about one train almost every hour between about 7 a.m. and 9 p.m. The Regionale train schedule is the same Monday through Saturday; the Sunday and holiday schedules vary only slightly from the rest of the week.

Italo trains from Vicenza to Milan

Italo offers direct service from Vicenza to Milan. Their high-speed trains have two departures scheduled each day, one in the morning around 9 a.m. and one in the afternoon around 4 p.m.  The duration of the journey is about 1h 41min.

Train Vicenza to Milan: Services on Board

Trenitalia’s Regionale trains offer Standard Class and Second Class service, while their Frecciarossa trains offer Executive, Business, Premium and Standard classes. Italo’s trains offer Club Executive, Prima, Comfort and Smart classes. Passengers on the high-speed trains enjoy comfortable seats with free Wi-Fi and electrical outlets for charging devices, access to a movies and entertainment, and food and beverages. These trains are equipped with restrooms and baby-changing stations. The Regionale trains offer comfortable seating, restrooms and bistro services. On all the trains, carry-on bags can be stored in the overhead bins and under the seats in the passenger areas. Larger luggage must be stowed in the luggage compartments on the trains. Passengers on Italo’s trains may bring one carry-on item and up to two larger items for free; there are no luggage fees or restrictions on Trenitalia’s trains as long as it fits in the designated areas. Bikes that are disassembled or folded closed and kept in a bag are handled as luggage on all trains. The only trains that allow fully assembled bikes are Regionale trains equipped with special bike compartments. Cats and other small pets can travel on all of the trains if they are kept in a travel crate. Dogs too large to travel in a crate may be brought on board for a fee if they remain muzzled and leashed. There are no fees or restrictions for guide dogs. Trenitalia and Italo both recommend that passengers with disabilities who require special travel arrangements contact their disability assistance offices at least 24h before departing.

How to find cheap train tickets from Vicenza to Milan?

Travelers who travel often know that being flexible with their travel dates and booking tickets are two of the easiest ways to get cheap train tickets form Vicenza to Milan. Discounted tickets are available for students, seniors who are at least 60 years old, and groups. Children also travel free with an adult on all trains. Be sure to inquire about special offers. For example, Trenitalia offers two-for-one tickets on Saturdays and Italo offers discounted tickets for same-day return trips.

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