Milan public transport — the best system in Italy

Milan has the only Italian public transport that works like Northern Europe. 4 metro lines, 18 tram routes, 130+ bus routes. Clean, punctual, efficient.

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The system (ATM)

Metro: 4 lines (M1 red, M2 green, M3 yellow, M4 blue). Trams: 18 routes including the iconic 1928 vintage orange trams. Buses: 130+ routes. Passante Ferroviario: suburban rail (S-lines). All on one ticket system.

Tickets

Mi1–Mi3 urban: €2.20 single (90 min, unlimited changes including 1 metro ride). 24h: €7.60. 48h: €13.80. 10-ride carnet: €19.50. Buy at ATM machines (all stations), tabacchi, or ATM Milano app (QR code ticket). Contactless bank card tap works on metro turnstiles and tram/bus validators.

Getting to/from airports

Malpensa (MXP): Malpensa Express train from Cadorna/Centrale, 50 min, €13. Or bus (Terravision/Autostradale €8–10, 60–75 min). Linate (LIN): Metro M4 blue line direct to the city, 12 min, €2.20. Bergamo Orio (BGY): Terravision/Autostradale bus to Milano Centrale, 60 min, €6–10.

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