More Information about the Milan Metro
The Milan Metro comprises four metro lines and was inaugurated in 1964.
The Milan Metropolitan network spans over 96 km of tracks. You can travel with the first metro from 6:00 am or board the last metro at 12:30 am.
Metro Ticket Prices
The unit price of a metro ticket is €2. You can obtain 24-hour tickets for €4.50 and 72-hour tickets for €8.25.
Other packages are available as well. You can benefit from a package of 10 trips for €13.80. There is a special package after 8:00 pm, allowing unlimited travel for only €3.
You can also take advantage of the city card that allows you to travel to many museums.
Line 1
Milan Metro Line 1 travels through the city from Sesto 1º Maggio FS station to Bisceglie or Rho Fieramilano stations (be aware of the junction at Pagano metro station). It consists of 28 stops and covers 27 km of tracks.
Liste des stations de la ligne1
- Rho Fieramilano
- Pero
- Molino Dorino
- San Leonardo
- Bonola
- Uruguay
- Lampugnano
- QT8
- Lotto
- Amendola
- Buonarroti
- Pagano
- Conciliazione
- Cadorna FN
- Cairoli
- Cordusio
- Duomo
- San Babila
- Palestro
- Porta Venezia
- Lima
- Loreto
- Pasteur
- Rovereto
- Turro
- Gorla
- Precotto
- Sesto Marelli
- Sesto Rondò
- Sesto 1º Maggio FS
Liste des stations de la ligne1b
- Bisceglie
- Inganni
- Primaticcio
- Bande Nere
- Gambara
- De Angeli
- Wagner
- Pagano
- ...
Line 2 of the Milan Metro
Line 2 spans over 40 km, passing through 35 metro stations across 9 municipalities. It is called the green line, starting from the southwest at the station Assago Milanofiori Forum
and ending in the northeast at the station Gessate
.
Liste des stations de la ligne2
- Assago Milanofiori Forum
- Assago-Milanofiori Nord
- Famagosta
- Romolo
- Porta Genova FS
- Sant'Agostino
- Sant'Ambrogio
- Cadorna FN
- Lanza
- Moscova
- Garibaldi FS
- Gioia
- Centrale FS
- Caiazzo
- Loreto
- Piola
- Lambrate FS
- Udine
- Cimiano
- Crescenzago
- Cascina Gobba
- Vimodrone
- Cascina Burrona
- Cernusco sul Naviglio
- Villa Fiorita
- Cassina de' Pecchi
- Bussero
- Villa Pompea
- Gorgonzola
- Cascina Antonietta
- Gessate
Stations at the Cascina Gobba junction
Liste des stations de la ligne2b
- Cologno Sud
- Cologno Centro
- Cologno Nord
Line 3 of the Metro
Metro Line 3 of Milan travels from north to south. It spans over 16 km with 21 stops. Line 3 is accessible to people with reduced mobility at all stations.
Liste des stations de la ligne3
- Comasina
- Affori FN
- Affori Centro
- Dergano
- Maciachini
- Zara
- Sondrio
- Centrale FS
- Repubblica
- Turati
- Montenapoleone
- Duomo
- Missori
- Crocetta
- Porta Romana
- Lodi T.I.B.B.
- Brenta
- Corvetto
- Porto di Mare
- Rogoredo FS
- San Donato
Line 4 of the Milan Metro
The metro line, in its final version, will run from west to east in the city for almost 6 km with 6 stations. Like Line 3, the yellow line is fully accessible to people with disabilities.
Liste des stations de la ligne4
- Linate Aeroporto
- Repetti
- Stazione Forlanini
- Argonne
- Susa
- Dateo
Easily travel by subway to Milan
The subway, short for "metropolitan railway," is a form of urban public transportation that allows you to travel through different metropolitan areas around the world without driving. No more endless traffic jams during rush hour. Taking public transportation or taking the subway has become very easy today. La carte de métro est téléchargeable ou accessible en ligne. The subway ticket can be purchased at the counter or with your phone. The price of tickets is more affordable than a taxi and more environmentally friendly.
