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Trains from Milan

2Oct

Seats

Milan

Paris

Each ticket has information about

Departure Time

Travel time

Arrival Time

Changes

Brand name / Train type

Ticket price

Morning trains

10:40

MilanMilano Porta Garibaldi

Secondary station

8h 34m

19:14

ParisParis Gare de Lyon

Direct

High-speed

TGV Inoui 9244

from

274 USD

8h 34m, Direct

10:40

MilanMilano Porta Garibaldi

Secondary station

19:14

ParisParis Gare de Lyon

from

274 USD

Direct

High-speed

TGV Inoui 9244

First train

04:46

Last train

16:10

Travel duration

7h 36m

Daily departures

Departure station

Milan

Changes

direct

Arrival station

Paris

Ticket price

from $45

Fastest trip

6h 43m

Longest trip

8h 34m

Trains to Milan

Inbound trains reach Milan mainly at Milano Centrale, with some high-speed and regional services also arriving at Milano Porta Garibaldi and Milano Rogoredo. Frecciarossa and Italo services from Rome reach Milan in around 3h10m. Trains from Florence arrive in about 1h55m, while Bologna services reach Milan in around 1h05m. Eastbound trains from Venice arrive in roughly 2h25m, and services from Verona take about 1h15m. Westbound trains from Turin arrive in around 1h. Cross-border EuroCity services from Zurich reach Milano Centrale in about 3h20m, while trains from Lugano arrive in around 1h15m.

Visiting Milan

Milan is the main rail hub in northern Italy and one of the busiest interchange points on the national network. The city has several major passenger stations, led by Milano Centrale, Milano Porta Garibaldi, and Milano Rogoredo. Trenitalia, Italo, and Trenord all operate trains from Milan, with SBB-linked EuroCity services adding cross-border links through Switzerland. Services from Milan include high-speed Frecciarossa and Italo trains, Trenitalia Intercity services, Trenord regional trains across Lombardy, and Malpensa Express airport rail to Milan Malpensa Airport. Milano Centrale is the main train station for long-distance trains to Milan and from Milan, while Milano Porta Garibaldi handles a mix of high-speed, regional, and airport services. Rail routes from Milan run south toward Bologna, Florence, Rome, and Naples, east toward Verona and Venice, west toward Turin, and north toward Como, Lugano, Zurich, and other Swiss connections. Regional trains also link Milan with Bergamo, Brescia, Pavia, and Lake Como towns. Book trains from and to Milan online at Rail Monsters.

Popular routes from Milan

From Milano Centrale and Milano Rogoredo, Trenitalia Frecciarossa and Italo services run south on Italy's high-speed spine toward Bologna, Florence, Rome, and Naples. Eastbound trains link Milan with Verona, Padua, and Venice, while westbound services run toward Turin and the Piedmont corridor. Regional and cross-border trains widen Milan's rail network beyond high-speed routes. Trenord services connect Milan with Lombardy cities including Bergamo, Brescia, Pavia, Como, and Lecco. EuroCity services from Milano Centrale run north through the Alpine rail corridors toward Lugano and Zurich, using international trains operated with Swiss rail partners.

Milan

Milan is Italy's financial and design capital, with rail links radiating toward Turin, Venice, Rome, Switzerland, and France. The main departure point for Paris trains is Milano Centrale, a large terminal station north of the city center connected to Metro lines M2 and M3.

Milano Lambrate

Milano Lambrate, Sottopassaggio Centrale, La Cappelletta, Lambrate, Municipio 3, Milan, Rodano, Milan, Lombardy, 20134, Italy

Milano Centrale

Milano Centrale, Piazza Duca d'Aosta, Centrale, Municipio 2, Milan, Rodano, Milan, Lombardy, 20124, Italy

Milano Porta Garibaldi

Milano Porta Garibaldi railway station, Piazza Sigmund Freud, GARIBALDI REPUBBLICA, Municipio 9, Milan, Rodano, Milan, Lombardy, 20100, Italy

Milano Rogoredo

Milano Rogoredo, Via Giovanni Battista Cassinis, Lodi - Corvetto, Municipio 4, Milan, Rodano, Milan, Lombardy, 20139, Italy

7h 36m

Paris

Paris is France's capital and the main rail hub for services from southeast France, Italy, Switzerland, and Spain. Trains from Milan arrive at Paris Gare de Lyon, near the Seine and linked to Metro lines 1 and 14, RER A and D, and onward TGV services.

Paris Gare de l'Est

Paris-East Station, Place du 11 Novembre 1918, Quartier Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, 10th Arrondissement, Paris, Ile-de-France, Metropolitan France, 75010, France

Paris-Charles de Gaulle Airport

Station

Paris Austerlitz

Paris-Austerlitz Station, 85, Quai d'Austerlitz, Quartier de la Salpêtrière, 13th Arrondissement, Paris, Ile-de-France, Metropolitan France, 75013, France

Paris Montparnasse

Paris-Montparnasse Station, Allée de la 2e Division Blindée, Quartier Necker, 15th Arrondissement, Paris, Ile-de-France, Metropolitan France, 75015, France

Paris Gare de Lyon

Paris-Lyon Station, Place Louis Armand, Quartier des Quinze-Vingts, 12th Arrondissement, Paris, Ile-de-France, Metropolitan France, 75012, France

Paris Gare de l’Est

Station

Paris St-Lazare

Paris-Saint Lazarus Station, 13, Rue d'Amsterdam, Quartier de l'Europe, 8th Arrondissement of Paris, Paris, Ile-de-France, Metropolitan France, 75008, France

Paris Gare du Nord

Paris Gare du Nord, Rue Demarquay, Quartier Saint-Vincent-de-Paul, 10th Arrondissement, Paris, Ile-de-France, Metropolitan France, 75010, France

Paris Bercy Bourgogne-Pays d'Auvergne

Paris-Bercy-Bourgogne-Pays d'Auvergne Station, Rampe d'accès à la gare de Bercy, Quartier de Bercy, 12th Arrondissement, Paris, Ile-de-France, Metropolitan France, 75012, France

Disneyland Paris

Station

Charles de Gaulle Airport (CDG, Paris)

Aéroport Charles de Gaulle 2 TGV (RER), Circuit 2, Tremblay-en-France, Le Raincy, Seine-Saint-Denis, Ile-de-France, Metropolitan France, 95716, France

Paris Bercy Bourg. Pays d'Auv.

Station

Booking Milan Train Tickets Online - Options, Tips, and Reservations

Buying Train Tickets Online

Buy train tickets online for Milan with Rail Monsters by selecting departure dates, comparing Trenitalia Frecciarossa, Italo, Trenord, and Intercity options, then completing an online reservation. Book your tickets for Milan train stations including Milano Centrale, Milano Porta Garibaldi, Milano Rogoredo, and Milano Cadorna, depending on the route.

Types of Train Tickets Available

Milan services include regular tickets for Trenord regional trains, reserved seats on Frecciarossa and Italo, and Trenitalia fare families such as Base, Economy, and Super Economy where offered. Cheap tickets and discount tickets may appear on advance high-speed services to and from Rome, Florence, Venice, Turin, Naples, and Bologna.

Tips for Online Reservations

Online reservation services through Rail Monsters accept Milan train bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel, useful for Easter Week, August holidays, Christmas and New Year. Train prices on high-speed services change by demand, while ticket counters remain available at Milano Centrale and other main stations. With the Rail Monsters iOS and Android apps, you can book and manage train tickets on mobile.

Destinations from Milan

Service types from Milan rail stations Daytime high-speed services: Trenitalia Frecciarossa and Italo from Milano Centrale, Milano Porta Garibaldi, and Milano Rogoredo to Bologna, Florence, Rome, Naples, Turin, Verona, Padua, and Venice. Intercity services: Trenitalia Intercity trains on selected long-distance routes not fully covered by high-speed rail. Regional services: Trenord trains from Milan stations to Bergamo, Brescia, Como, Lecco, Pavia, Varese, and other Lombardy destinations. Cross-border services: EuroCity trains from Milano Centrale toward Lugano and Zurich. Airport services: Malpensa Express from Milano Centrale, Milano Porta Garibaldi, and Milano Cadorna to Milan Malpensa Airport.

Milan to Paris

Travel from Milan to Paris by high-speed train and visit the Louvre, Eiffel Tower, Montmartre, and the Latin Quarter.

Frequency

4 times per day

Milan

Italy

7h 36m

Paris

France

Milan to Rome

Travel from Milan to Rome by high-speed train and visit the Colosseum, Vatican Museums, Trastevere, and Piazza Navona.

Frequency

60 times per day

Milan

Italy

3h 42m

Rome

Italy

Milan to Venice

Travel from Milan to Venice by train for St Mark's Square, Rialto Bridge, and the Grand Canal districts around San Marco and Cannaregio.

Frequency

24 times per day

Milan

Italy

2h 25m

Venice

Italy

Milan to Florence

Travel from Milan to Florence by high-speed train and visit the Duomo, Uffizi Gallery, Ponte Vecchio, and Oltrarno.

Frequency

34 times per day

Milan

Italy

2h 11m

Florence

Italy

Milan to Naples

Travel from Milan to Naples by high-speed train and visit Spaccanapoli, the National Archaeological Museum, and the seafront.

Frequency

44 times per day

Milan

Italy

5h 9m

Naples

Italy

Milan to Bologna

Travel from Milan to Bologna by high-speed train and visit Piazza Maggiore, the Two Towers, and the porticoes of the old center.

Frequency

102 times per day

Milan

Italy

1h 32m

Bologna

Italy

Milan to Genova

Travel from Milan to Genova by train and visit the Porto Antico, Via Garibaldi palaces, and the Aquarium of Genoa.

Frequency

39 times per day

Milan

Italy

1h 43m

Genoa

Italy

Milano to Verona

Travel from Milano to Verona by high-speed train and visit the ancient Verona Arena or walk to Juliet's House in the historic city center.

Frequency

43 times per day

Milan

Italy

1h 30m

Verona

Italy

Milano to Torino

Travel from Milano to Torino by high-speed train and visit the Mole Antonelliana or explore the Royal Palace of Turin and Egyptian Museum.

Frequency

45 times per day

Milan

Italy

1h 25m

Turin

Italy

Milano to Modena

Travel from Milano to Modena by high-speed train to visit the Enzo Ferrari Museum or taste authentic traditional balsamic vinegar in local villas.

Frequency

30 times per day

Milan

Italy

1h 59m

Modena

Italy

Milano to Parma

Travel from Milano to Parma by Frecciarossa or Regionale trains to explore the Palazzo della Pilotta and taste authentic Prosciutto di Parma.

Frequency

49 times per day

Milan

Italy

1h 24m

Parma

Italy

Milano to Brescia

Travel from Milano to Brescia by high-speed train to see the UNESCO-listed Santa Giulia complex or the Roman ruins at Capitolium di Brescia.

Frequency

67 times per day

Milan

Italy

56m

Brescia

Italy

Milano to Ancona

Travel from Milano to Ancona by high-speed train and visit the Lazzaretto of Ancona or explore the nearby beaches of the Conero Riviera.

Frequency

20 times per day

Milan

Italy

3h 55m

Ancona

Italy

Milano to Udine

Travel from Milano to Udine by train and discover the stunning views of Lake Udine or visit the historic Loggia del Lionello.

Frequency

2 times per day

Milan

Italy

4h 1m

Udine

Italy

Milano to Pescara

Travel from Milano to Pescara by Frecciarossa and explore the beaches of the Adriatic Sea or the nearby peaks of the Gran Sasso National Park.

Frequency

18 times per day

Milan

Italy

5h 23m

Pescara

Italy

Milan Major Train Stations

Milan has several main rail stations with different roles. Milano Centrale is the primary long-distance station, used by Trenitalia Frecciarossa, Intercity, Italo, EuroCity, Trenord regional trains, and Malpensa Express. Milano Porta Garibaldi handles high-speed, regional, cross-city, and airport rail services, especially for northern and western approaches. Milano Rogoredo serves high-speed and regional trains on the southern side of the city. Milano Cadorna is a Trenord station focused on regional services and Malpensa Express airport trains. Milano Lambrate is mainly a regional and intercity stop on eastern routes. Transfers between Milan stations use city rail and regional services where available. Use the station cards below to view individual station details.

Milano Centrale

Milano Centrale is Italy's main railway hub, featuring stunning architecture and extensive train services.

Milan Train Travel FAQ and Tips

What are the main train stations in Milan?

Milano Centrale is the main long-distance station for high-speed, Intercity, EuroCity, regional, and airport services. Milano Porta Garibaldi handles high-speed, regional, and cross-city rail services. Milano Rogoredo serves southern high-speed and regional routes. Milano Cadorna is a Trenord station for regional lines and Malpensa Express. Milano Lambrate supports eastern regional and intercity services.

What is the main train route from Milan?

The main domestic route from Milan is the high-speed corridor to Rome via Bologna and Florence. Trenitalia operates Frecciarossa services, while Italo also runs high-speed trains on the same main axis. The fastest Milan to Rome services take about 3h10m from Milano Centrale or Milano Rogoredo, with reserved seating required on high-speed trains.

How do I buy train tickets to and from Milan?

Book train tickets to and from Milan on Rail Monsters by entering your travel date, selecting Milano Centrale, Milano Porta Garibaldi, Milano Rogoredo, or another Milan station, and choosing a Trenitalia, Italo, or Trenord service. Rail Monsters accepts bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel for Milan services. Booking confirmation is sent by email with ticket details for the selected operator.

Do high-speed trains serve Milan?

Yes. Milan is one of Italy's main high-speed rail hubs. Trenitalia Frecciarossa and Italo trains serve Milano Centrale, Milano Porta Garibaldi, and Milano Rogoredo on major north-south and east-west corridors. Frecciargento and Frecciabianca services may also appear on selected Trenitalia routes. Regional Trenord trains and Trenitalia Intercity services cover routes not served by high-speed trains.

Should I reserve seats on trains from Milan?

Seat reservations are required on Trenitalia Frecciarossa, Frecciargento, Frecciabianca, Intercity, EuroCity, and Italo services from Milan, and the reservation is tied to a specific train. Trenord regional trains usually use open seating and do not require a seat reservation. Book earlier for Friday, Sunday, Easter Week, August holidays, Christmas, and New Year departures from Milano Centrale.

What are the main train connections to and from Milan?

Milan connects with Rome in around 3h10m by high-speed train, Florence in about 1h55m, Bologna in around 1h05m, Venice in roughly 2h25m, Turin in about 1h, and Naples in around 4h30m. Regional and cross-border services link Milan with Como in about 40m, Bergamo in around 50m, Lugano in about 1h15m, and Zurich in roughly 3h20m.

How do I get from Milan to the airport by train?

Milan has direct airport rail to Milan Malpensa Airport on the Malpensa Express, operated by Trenord. Trains run from Milano Centrale, Milano Porta Garibaldi, and Milano Cadorna to Malpensa Airport Terminal 1 and Terminal 2. Milan Linate Airport does not have an intercity rail station. Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport uses Bergamo station as the nearest rail transfer point, followed by airport bus.

Can I buy Milan train tickets at the last minute?

Last-minute Trenord regional tickets around Milan are usually available near departure, but high-speed Frecciarossa and Italo fares can rise or sell out on busy trains. Rail Monsters accepts Milan train bookings 6 to 12 months ahead of travel, useful for Easter Week, August holidays, Christmas and New Year, trade fair periods, and weekend departures on the Rome, Venice, and Turin corridors.

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