Milan is the second largest city in Italy, the capital of Lombardy and the province of Milan. One of the world's fashion capitals, Milan has an eventful history with many historical and cultural attractions. However, tourists who come to Italy on vacation rarely visit this city. It attracts businessmen and entrepreneurs much more because of the well-deserved reputation of the financial and economic capital of the country.
Instructions
Step 1
There are three airports in Milan and its surroundings: Malpensa international airport, local Linate airport and intra-European Caravaggio. The planes from Russia arrive at Malpensa airport located in Varese, 45 km north-west of Milan. The airport has bank branches, currency exchange offices, post office, public telephones, bars and restaurants. There is a 4-star hotel on the territory of the airport.
Step 2
You can get from Milan to Malpensa Airport and back by high-speed train Malpensa Express. The train departs from the Cadorna train station in the center of Milan. On the way, stops at Milano Bovisa, Saronno and Busto Arsizio stations. Arrival - at terminal 1. Trains depart every 30 minutes. The journey takes 40-50 minutes. The train route runs daily from 5:30 am to 1:30 am. The ticket price is 15 euros. You can buy it at the checkout or through the machine. Before boarding the train, the ticket must be validated.
Step 3
Alternatively, Malpensa Airport can be reached by the Trenitalia train. In this case, you need to get off at the Gallarate station and then take a bus. Considering that the train route is shorter here, the ticket is somewhat cheaper, even taking into account the bus ticket.
Step 4
Shuttle buses run from the airport terminals to Milan, Turin, Genoa, Bargamo, Verona, Linate airport and other points in Italy and Europe (20 destinations in total). Regular bus service starts at 5:00 am and ends at midnight. Buses to Milan run from 1 to 3 times per hour. There are also night flights every few hours. Travel time is 50 minutes or more, depending on the traffic situation. A ticket to Milan costs about 10 euros. Please note that you can get from one point to another by different flights, differing in the number of stops along the way.
Step 5
Taxi travelers are advised to book a car in advance via the Internet. If you catch him at the terminal, there is a high risk of getting into a car "with very high rates." In addition, local taxi drivers waiting for passengers at the terminal speak only Italian. And with the help of online ordering, the risks are leveled. You can order a car for any time, at any destination, with special requirements (child seats, large amount of luggage, etc.).
