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Guide to the museums

of Milan

DISCOVER THE MAIN MASTERPIECES OF MILAN AND PLACES WHERE

THEY ARE HOSTED AND THE OPENING HOURS.

SPECIAL PRICE WITH MILANOCARD: VISIT MUSEUMS WITH MILANOCARD

JUST SHOWING YOUR CARD AT TICKET OFFICE.

“Good value helped with our trip”

Sam—visited Milan on August

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CRYPT OF LEONARDO

After 50 years re-open the Crypt of San Sepolcro the ancient under-ground Church of Milan . Realized around the XI century was the origi-nal center of the city where the car-do cross the decumano. Another great opportunity to discover the underground of Milan at a breathta-king place. The floor is original of romanic pe-riod and XI century frecoes are pain-ted on the walls. Realized by a rich baker of Milan is also used as a tomb for important milanese families and prelates.

OPENING HOURS: every days, 12.00 pm to 8.00 pm

PRICE: 10€

WITH MILANOCARD: -10% or free access (run4FREE at page 14)

WHERE: piazza San Sepolcro

FOR INFO: [email protected]

HIGHLINE GALLERIA

Designed in 1861 and built by Giu-seppe Mengoni between 1865 and 1877, the Galleria Vittorio Ema-nuele II is one of the world's oldest shopping malls and a pure symbol of Milan. Housed within a four-story double arcade in central Mi-lan, the Galleria is named after Vit-torio Emanuele II, the first king of the Kingdom of Italy. Walk over the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II for the ultimate Milan experience; see panoramic views from the top of an Italian icon. Start your journey and walk over the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II to admire the stunning rooftops of

the famous Galleria and the Milan’s skyline.

OPENING HOURS: every day 10.00 am to 9.00 pm

PRICE: 12€


WHERE: via Silvio Pellico 2, 4th floor


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The Bagatti Valsecchi Museum is an house-museum, the result of an extraordinary event collector at the end of Nineteenth Century. The protagonists were two brothers: the barons Fausto (Milan, 1843-1934) and Giuseppe Bagatti Val-secchi (Milan, 1845-1934). After the death of Fausto and Giu-seppe, the Bagatti Valsecchi’s hou-se continued to be inhabited by their heirs until 1974. In that year ,Pasino, one of the son of Giu-seppe, decided to built the Bagatti Valsecchi Foundation, which he donated the heritage of works of art collected by his ancestors.

OPENING HOURS: Tueday to Sun-day, 1.00 pm to 5.45 pm. Closed on Monday.

PRICE: 9€


WHERE: via Gesù 5

FOR INFO: didatti [email protected]

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BAGATTI VALSECCHI MUSEUM

At San Siro every visitors can di-scover the places normally inacces-sible, like locker rooms, the mixed zone, grandstands, cross the Tun-nel of the Champions and access to the legendary playground. Every day you can visit this straor-dinary architectural work that ho-sts the Inter and Milan Museum, the first in Italy set up in a stadium. The Museum's memorabilia help reconstruct the history written by the two Milanese society in sport and not only.

OPENING HOURs: every day 9.00 am to 6.00 pm

PRICE: 17 €

WITH MILANOCARD: -15%

WHERE: Piazzale Angelo Moratti


SAN SIRO STADIUM MUSEUM

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“This was a great idea as it got us into the museum of our choice and got us bus tickets to view the city's panorama. Great value for money”

Ruth—visited Milan on March

The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana was established in April 1618, when the cardinal Federico Borromeo donated his collection of paintings, statues and drawings to Biblioteca Ambrosiana, that he founded in 1607.

Inside the exhibition of Pinacoteca, articulated in 24 rooms, you can admire some of the best master-pieces of all times, like Musico of Leonardo, Canestra di frutta of Ca-ravaggio, Cartone preparatorio per la Scuola di Atene of Raffaello, Ado-razione dei Magi of Tiziano, Madon-na del Padiglione of Botticelli and the splendid flowers of Vasi di Fio-

ri of Jan Brueghel.

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday to Sunday, 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. Clo-sed on Monday

PRICE: 15€

WITH MILANOCARD: -13%, on Wednesday -33%

WHERE: piazza Pio XI 2

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PINACOTECA AMBROSIANA AND CODEX ATLANTICUS

DIOCESAN MUSEUM

It is born in 2001 as an initiative of Arcidiocesi of Milan with the pur-pose to protect, valorize and make known the art treasures of the bi-shopric in the spiritual realm. Carlo Maria Martini inaugurated it on 7th December 2001. It is collo-cated near cloisters of Sant’Eustor-gio, part of the ancient Dominican convent, returned to the city after a long period of restoration due to the bombings of World War II. Here you can discover the master-pieces from all the diocese. There are a lot of testimonials, paintings and sculptures, for the history of Lombard Art from XVI to XIX cen-tury.


PRICE: 8€


WHERE: corso di Porta Ticinese 95




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“Muy util. Excelente” Gustavo—visited Milan on April

The museum of Scala Theatre is a private museum istitution, hosted in Casino Ricordi, near the Scala Theatre. It preserves a rich collec-tion of costumes, design sketches, letters of composers, portraits, musical autographs and ancient musical instruments.

The collection was intended to do-cument the history of entertain-ment from ancient to contempora-ry times. The museum was inaugu-rated on 8th March 1913.

Among valuable works on display in the museum is present a virginal of XVI century fully decorated. It is

a special kind of spinet, with rec-tangular case and keyboard falling.

OPENING HOURS: every day 9.00

am to 12.30 pm and 1.30 pm to

5.30 pm

PRICE: 7€


WHERE: largo Ghiringhelli 1

FOR INFO:

[email protected]

MUSEUM OF SCALA THEATRE

TREASURE OF SANT’AMBROGIO

It was established in 1949 to pre-serve, valorize and promote the knowledge of the historical-artistic heritage of Basilica of Sant’Ambro-gio. The museum, at first set above the porch of Bramante (XV centu-ry), is located inside the church. The Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio is considered the second most impor-tant church in the city of Milan. It represents a stronghold town and the Ambrosian Church. It was built in 386 at the behest of Ambrogio, bishop of the city, here buried in 397. The basilica takes its final appearance between 1088 and 1099 when, thanks to bishop Anselmo, is radically reconstructed according to Romanesque architec-

ture diagrams.

OPENING HOURS: Monday to Saturday, 7.30 am to 12.30 pm and 2.30 pm to 7.00 pm. On Sunday and festivity 7.30 am to 1.00pm and 3.00 pm tp 8.00 pm

PRICE: 2€

WITH MILANOCARD: -50%, free on Tuesday

WHERE: piazza Sant’Ambrogio 15

FOR INFO: santambro [email protected]




“Alles bestens ! Praktisch ,da jedes Verkehrsmittel zu benu tzen”

Gertrude—visided Milan on October

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Villa Necchi Campiglio is a historic house which is part of the circuit of the "House museum of Milan". It was built between 1932 and 1935 how single-family detached home designed by Piero Portaluppi, one of the best italian architects of that period, it is surrounded by an huge garden with tennis court and pool, the second pool built in Milan after the municipal pool, and the first to be built on private land. Among the personalities who will be hosts there was Enrico d’Asia: scenographer of the Scala Theatre, he was hosted here during his stays in Milan, in the room Camera

del principe.

OPENING HOURS: Wednesday to Sunday, 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. Clo-sed on Monday and Tuesday

PRICE: 10€

WITH MILANOCARD: -30%, on Friday -50%

WHERE: via Mozart 14

FOR INFO: fainec [email protected]

VILLA NECCHI CAMPIGLIO

The Triennale is hosted inside the Palazzo Dell’Arte Bernocchi. It is an international cultural institution that organized exhibition, conven-tions and events of art, architecture, fashion, cinema, comunication and society. It organizes exhibitions dedicated to contemporary art, famous architects and desigers of national and inter-national reputation, to great stylists that have changed the taste and life-style. From 2007 it is the venue of Trien-nale Design Museum, a museum careful to history and to the whole design system.

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday to Sun-day, 10.30 am to 8.30 pm. Closed on Monday

PRICE: 15€

WITH MILANOCARD: - 20%

WHERE: viale Alemagna 6


TRIENNALE DESIGN MUSEUM



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Marion—visited Milan on May

It is one of the most important events in 2016. Here you can di-scover Leonardo as artist and in-ventor, with the models of his ma-chines and digital restoration of his masterpieces. To the Sottomarino meccanico, the Macchina del tempo, the, Libellula meccanica, the Macchina volante di Milano alongside the digital re-storation of Last Supper and the reconstruction of Monumento Sfor-za. More than 200 interactive 3D re-construcions, sccesible for all ages.

OPENING HOURS: tutti i giorni

dalle 9.30 alle 22.30

PRICE: 12€


WHERE: piazza della Scala, in-

gresso Galleria Vittorio Emanuele

FOR INFO:

[email protected]

LEONARDO3 - THE WORLD OF LEONARDO

Opened in 1953, with his 50.000 m2 is the most huge museum of science and technology of Italy and one of the major in Europe. It hosts the biggest collection of the world of models of machines accomplished since the drawings of Leonardo da Vinci. The collections have 16.000 histo-rical assets and include testimo-nials of science history, technology and industry from XIX century un-til today.

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday to

Sunday, 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. Sa-

turday and festivity 10.00 am to

7.00 pm. Closed on Monday

PRICE: 10€

WITH MILANOCARD: - 25%

WHERE: via San Vittore 21

FOR INFO:

[email protected]

NATIONAL MUSEUM OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY


“Very good tour and guide.” Magdalena—visited on July

SFORZA CASTLE

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The construction of a fortification with purely defensive functions was initiated in the second half of the fourteenth century by the Vi-sconti dynasty. The captain Francesco I Sforza started reconstruction in 1450 to make it his residence, after having beaten the Republic and seizing of Milan as husband of Bianca Maria Visconti. During the XX century the castle gets damaged and restored after World War II. During 1990 was built in the castle square a great fountain . The castle hosts many museums.

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday to Sunday, 9.00 am to 5.30 pm. Closed on Monday

PRICE: 5€

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WHERE: piazza Castello


POLDI PEZZOLI MUSEUM

Gian Giacomo Poldi Pezzoli born in Milan on 27th July 1822. His father Giuseppe in 1818 had inherited the enormous heritage of the family Pezzoli, who had had the contract fees for the Austrian government. The rooms of the house were desi-gned as precious containers of a series of works of ancient art. Gian Giacomo died in 1879 at the age of 57. He had stipulated in his will the legacy of his home and the works of art contained in it to Aca-demy of Brera because it was ma-naged to make it into a real Art Foundation. The administration and manage-ment were entrusted to Bertini,

who officially opened the new mu-seum April 25, 1881.

OPENING HOURS: Monday to Sunday, 10.00 am to 6.00 pm. Clo-sed on Monday

PRICE: 10€


WHERE: via Manzoni 12





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Maria Victoria– visited Milan on February

The Museum of Novecento, housed at Palazzo dell’Arengario on Piazza del Duomo, hosts some 400 works. The Piazza del Duomo is visible from the terrace. The museum is also connected to Palazzo Reale through an outside suspended walkway. The museum tour starts with Quarto Stato by Giuseppe Pel-lizza da Volpedo and continues with works ranging from Futurism, Me-taphysical, Forma 1, Novecento, Abstractism, Informal and Spatia-lism to programmed and kinetic art and Arte Povera. You can admire the works of Um-berto Boccioni, Modigliani, Giorgio

de Chirico, Sironi, Fontana and ma-ny others.

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday to Sun-day, 9.30 am to 19.30 pm. On Mon-day 2.30 pm to 19.30 pm. On Thur-sday and Saturday 9.30 am to 10.30 pm.

PRICE: 5€

WITH MILANOCARD: you can get the Tourist MuseumCard and save 10% off. All the information at page 15.

WHERE: piazza Duomo


MUSEUM OF NOVECENTO

MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY

The Museum of Natural History Milan is the oldest institution of its kind in Italy. It is housed in a 19th century building located in the Giardini Pubblici, the public park named Indro Montanelli. The Mu-seum of Natural History offers a variety of galleries dedicated to mineralogy, palaeontology, pa-laethnology, zoology of vertebra-tes, entomology, zoology of the invertebrates and botany. Both halls and show windows are con-stantly being updated.


PRICE: 5€


WHERE: corso Venezia 55

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The Risorgimento Museum Milan is located in ancient Palazzo Morig-gia in the area of Brera, the collec-tions include works and antiques from the Napoleonic period to the annexation of Rome by the King-dom of Italy, a specialised library and a key historical archive. The Risorgimento Museum Milan was created with a group of documents and artifacts of the Risorgimento. With Palazzo Morando, it contains the Historical Collections of the Milan’s City, which are intended for educational and cultural purpo-ses.

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday to

Sunday, 9.00 am to 1.00 pm and 2.00 pm to 5.30 pm. Closed on Monday

PRICE: 5€


WHERE: via Borgonuovo 23


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RISORGIMENTO MUSEUM

Modern Art Gallery of Milan is lo-cated at Villa Reale, one of Milan’s neoclassical masterpieces, it holds works by Appiani, Canova, Hayez, Segantini, Previati, Rosso and two important collections: the Grassi Collection and the Vismara Collec-tion, with pieces by Balla, Boccioni, Modigliani, Sironi, Manet, Van Gogh and Picasso. The Villa was built between 1790 and 1796 for Count Ludovico Barbiano Bel-giojoso. On the death of the count, the villa was purchased by the Ci-salpine Republic government to transform it in the residence of Napoleon Bonaparte, who was to

become president of the new Ita-lian Republic, of which Milan was the capital. Since 1921 the villa hosts the Milan collections of mo-dern art.

OPENING HOURS: every day 9.00 am to 5.30 pm

PRICE: 5€


WHERE: via Palestro 16

MODERN ART GALLERY

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Paulette—visited Milan on September

The paintings on the first floor pro-vide an overview of the image of the city of Milan between the 1700s and the early 1900s. Also to be admired at the Palazzo Moran-do gallery and adjacent exhibition halls are a series of costumes taken from various city collections. The ground floor hosts temporary exhibitions, events and meetings. After the war, following the de-struction during the bombing of the monumental apartments of Palazzo Sormani, headquarters until then the Museum of the city of Milan, it was decided to transfer here the collection of works and

memorabilia of the history of the city.

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday to Sunday, 9.00 am to 1.00 pm and 2.00 pm to 5.30 pm

PRICE: 5€


WHERE: via Sant’Andrea 6

FOR INFO:

[email protected]

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PALAZZO MORANDO - FASHION MUSEUM

CIVIC ARCHEOLOGICAL MUSEUM

The Archeological museum Milan is located within the Monastero Maggiore complex (where the splendid 16th century frescoes by Bernardino Luini can be admired). The Archeological museum, re-cently expanded in the adjacent venue at via Nirone 7, includes the Greek, Etruscan and Roman collec-tions, among which the famous “Patera di Parabiago”.The Archeo-logical museum Milan also keeps items from the high middle ages and from the Gandhara civilisa-tion. The Monastero Maggiore ri-ses above an area previously occu-pied by a Roman villa of the first century, from massimianee walls

and the nearby Roman circus in front of the imperial palace from the late third century.

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday to Sunday, 9.00 am to 5.30 pm. Clo-sed on Moday

PRICE: 5€

WITH MILANOCARD: you can get the Tourist MuseumCard and save 10% off. All the information at page 15.

WHERE: corso Magenta 15


“This tour was amazing!” David—visited Milan on May

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The Aquarium Milan was founded in 1906, it is one of the oldest in the world. The Aquarium Milan and municipal hydro-biological station is housed in a Viennese art nouveau building located in the Sempione park area, which repro-duces the elliptical architecture, not far from the Sforza Castle. It is located adjacent to the Arena Civic. The current structure of the buil-ding and of the tanks the Aquarium Milan is the result of restructuring (2003-2006).


PRICE: 5 €


WHERE: viale Gadio 2


CIVIC AQUARIUM OF MILAN

LAST SUPPER

The Last Supper is a wall painting at tempering fat on plaster of Leonardo da Vinci, datable on 1495 - 1498 and preserve in the ex-convent near the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. It is the most famous rapresenta-tion of Last Supper, the masterpie-ce of Leonardo and the Italian Re-naissance. The painting is based on the Go-spel of Giovanni 13:21, where Je-sus announces that he will be betrayed by one of his apostles. He studied the movements of the soul the apostles surprised and disconcerted by the announce-

ment of the impending betrayal by one of them.


PRICE: 5€, available only with advanced booking

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WHERE: piazza Santa Maria del-le Grazie 1


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“Wonderful! everything woked perfectly without complications”. Sharon—visited Milan on June

The Branca Tower is a building in steel insiede Parco Sempione in Milan. It was projected by Gio Pon-ti. The tower has a truncated pyrami-dal shape with hexagonal section and it is built entirely of steel pipes of Dalmine. Today, a modern lift system at the center of the tower allows the climb on top of covered belvedere to five visitors at a time in 1 minu-te and it is wrapped by a staircase for maintenance and emergency.

OPENING HOURS: Wednesday 10.30 am to 12.30 pm and 4.00 pm to 6.30 pm , Saturday 10.30 am to

1.00 pm and 3.00 pm to 6.30 and 8.30 pm to 0.00 am and Sunday 10.30 am to 2.00 pm and 2.30 pm to 7.00 pm

PRICE: 5€

WITH MILANOCARD: -20% or free access (read more at page 14)

WHERE: via Camoens


BRANCA TOWER

ARMANI SILOS

To celebrate the 40 years of his career, Giorgio Armani decided to open a museum about history of his collections. Armani Silos opened to public on April 30th, the day before the ope-ning of Expo 2015. Visit the Arma-ni Silos with your MilanoCard. The holders of Milan City Pass are en-titled to a discount. The museum is spread over four floors and housed a retrospective of 4 decades about the Armani’s style throught 600 clothes and 200 accessories.

OPENING HOURS: Wednesday, Friday and Sunday from 11.00 am

to 7.00 pm Thursday and Saturday from 11.00 am to 9.00 pm

PRICE: 12€


WHERE: Via Bergognone 40

FOR INFO:

[email protected]

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“Je suis content” Raphael—visited Milan on July

The Gallerie of Piazza Scala are located in a unique architectural complex of its kind consisting of palaces, courtyards and gardens situated in the heart of Milan. The works of the twentieth century art in the Intesa Sanpaolo collec-tions gather a heritage from the different merged banks of the Group, and outline a cultural route that runs through the whole centu-ry. In the current collection events and Italian artists of the twentieth century are well represented: the-re is Boccioni, Balla, Carra , de Chi-rico, Funi, Mafai, Sironi, Rosai, Spa-

dini, Tosi, Vago, Zanini.

OPENING HOURS: Tuesday to Sunday, 9.30 am to 7.30 pm. On Thursday 9.30 am to 10.30 pm. Closed on Monday

PRICE: 5 €, for temporary exhibition 10€

WITH MILANOCARD: -40%, for tempory exhibition –30%

WHERE: piazza della Scala 6


GALLERIE D’ITALIA

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- Free personal driver for 2 rides - Free access to Highline Galleria - Free access to Poldi Pezzoli Mu-seum - Free lunch or dinner at Pizzeria 12 Gatti - Free access to Crypt of Leonardo - Free original Aperitivo at poolsi-de - Free access to Bagatti Valsecchi museum - Free access to Branca Tower - Free city map - Free handmade Panettone - Free oncall medical consultant - Free welcome walks at Highline Galleria and Crypt of Leonardo

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Michelle—visited Milan on October

There are 8 civic museums visita-ble with Tourist MuseumCard. With MilanoCard (24h, 48h or 72h) you can get the Tourist Museum-Card which entitles to unlimited access to all the civic museums of Milan for 72 consecutive hours at 10€ instead 12€.

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With only 10€ you can visit these civic museums of Milan:

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Transport of Milan

Official Guide

AIRPORT BUSES

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The city of Milan is served by 3 airports.

MALPENSA

It is located in the district of Varese, it is the major air-

port of the city. It is 45 km from the city center, conneted

at the center of Milan by a service of buses of Autostrada-

le.

The buses start from 4.30 am to 11.00 pm from Milan and

from 6.00 am to 00.30 am from Malpensa. The buses start

every 20 minutes.

LINATE

It is located in the district of Peschiera Borromeo. It is 7

km from the center of the city, conneted to the city with

the buses of Autostradale.

The buses start from 5.30 am to 10.00 pm, every 30 mi-

nutes.

BERGAMO - ORIO AL SERIO

It is located near Bergamo, it is the aiport dedicated to

flights of low cost airlines. It is 50 km from Milan, conne-

ted to the city with the buses of Autostradale.

The buses start from 2.45 am to 11.15 pm from Milan,

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Uber is a company based on San Francisco. It provides a

private car transport service through the mobile appli-

cation software (app) that puts in direct connection pas-

sengers and drivers.

The company is present in many cities in all the world.

The cars can be booked sending a message or using the

app. With the app you can keep real-time track of the

position of the car booked.

The computing system of the cost of the run is similar to

the taxi, calculated according to the distance traveled (if

the speed is greater than 17 km/h), oor by time spent (if

the speed is less than the just mentioned threshold).

The payment is directly from the client to the Uber,

through the credit card.

The price depends from the service offered. There are 6

options:

- UberX: the low cost option, the race is carried out on a

small car

- UberTAXI: the classic taxi Uber version

- UberBLACK: the original option of Uber, the race takes

place on a sedan

- UberSUV: the driver will be at the edge of an SUV.

- UberXL: the driver will be at the edge of a car with six or

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HIGH SPEED TRAIN

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Italo is the new name with which the private company

Nuovo Trasporto Viaggiatori promote their high-speed

services. It is the first private high-speed train in Italy.

Currently the Italo fleet consists of 25 high-speed trains

ETR 575.

The Italo train are divided in four environments:

- Club Executive

- First

- Extra Large

- Smart

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The malpensa Express is an airport rail service linking the city of Milan with Malpensa Airport, in Lombardy. Trenord, a railway company established by Trenitalia and Ferrovie Nord Milano, operates Malpensa Express services between the Malpensa Airport and both Milan Cadorna Station and Milan Central Station. The Malpensa Express trains run: - between 5.07 am and 11.58 pm from Milan Cadorna Station, between 5.26 am and 00.26 am from Malpen-sa Airport - between 5.25 am and 11.25 pm from Milan Central Station, between 5.46 am ant 10.47 from Malpensa

The train ticket for Malpensa Express also includes the

shuttle bus connecting Terminal 1 and Terminal 2, which

doesn’t have a pedestran connection to Terminal 1 or

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MALPENSA EXPRESS

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TRAM AND AUTOBUS OF MILAN

Schedule

The schedule of the beginning and of the con-

clusion of the service change depending on the

type of the lines.

* timetable of departues

^ timetable of end of service

Programmed frequencies (in minutes)

In the evening time slots, from 9.00 pm, the

service has a medium frequency of 15 minutes

Type line Service starts Ending service

Lines 90/91 (filobus) Continuous service

Lines 9 (tram) 4.00 am-4.30 am* 2.00 am-2.40 am^

Tramway lines 4.30 am-6.00 am* 1.00 am-2.30 am^

Automotive lines 5.30 am-6.00am* 0.30 am-1.45 am^

Winterly Summer August

Hours of rush

hour

soft hour rush

hour

soft hour rush

hour

soft hour

Main lines 3’-6’ 5’-8’ 4’-7’ 6’-10’ 6’-9’ 8’-11’

Other lines 7’-9’ 9’-11’ 8’-10’ 9’-13’ 9’-13’ 10’-14’

TITOLO BRANO INTERNO

Questo brano può contenere 75-125

parole.

La selezione di immagini ed elementi

grafici è un passaggio importante in

quanto questi elementi consentono

di aggiungere impatto alla pubblica-

zione.

Analizzare l'articolo e valutare se le

immagini inserite sono coerenti con il

messaggio che si desidera trasmette-

re. Evitare immagini che risultino

fuori contesto.

In Microsoft hour Word sono disponi-

bili migliaia di immagini ClipArt,

nonché numerosi strumenti che

consentono di disegnare forme e

simboli.

Dopo aver scelto l'immagine corretta,

posizionarla accanto all'articolo e

inserire una didascalia.

ATM guarantees the service every day, except in excep-

tional situations outside the control of the company.

Each schedule has developed into weekdays, Saturdays

and holidays.

From Monday to Friday the timetable is divided in those

bands:

- Rush hour: 7.00 am to 9.00 am and 5.00 pm to 8.00

pm for the subway lines, and the surface lines.

- Soft hour hour: the remaining hours of the day

On December 25th and on May 1st the service is provi-ded from 7.00 am to 7.30 pm. In the other festivity the service is is guaranteed with normal holiday schedule. The summer schedule will be in place from 9th July to 4th September 2016. From 1st to 28th August 2016 the lines carry out the Saturday schedule in the days from Monday to Saturday and festivity schedule on Sundays and festivity. In case of strike the service takes place in the time of guarantee bands, from the starting of service until 8.45

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RED SUBWAY - LINE M1

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The red subway starts from Sesto 1° Maggio to

Rho Fiera and Bisceglie.

Every day the first subway starts at 6.15 am

from Sesto 1° Maggio, at 6.16 am from Rho Fie-

ra and at 6.20 from Bisceglie.

From Monday to Friday the subway passes eve-

ry 4-8 minutes, on Saturday every 7-8 minutes

and on Sunday and festivity every 11-12 minu-

tes.

The last subway is at 0.10 from the terminus.

The stops don’t included in the Milan urban

area are: Sesto Rondo . Sesto 1° Maggio, Pero,

Rho Fieramilano.


Hours of rush

hour

soft hour rush

hour

soft hour rush

hour

M1 main line

- Sesto 1° maggio FS-

Pagano

2’10'' 3’45'' 3’10'' 4’30’’ 4’30’’

M1 branches

- Rho Fiera Milano

- Bisceglie

4'20'' 7'30'' 6'20'' 9’ 9'

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GREEN SUBWAY - LINE M2

The green subway starts from Abbiategrasso

and Assago Milanofiori Forum to Cologno Nord

and Cascina Gobba.


from Assago Milanofiori Forum and Abbiate-

grasso, at 6.05 am from Cologno Nord and at

5.55 am from Gessate.


ry 8-12 minnutes, on Saturday every 10-20 mi-

nutes and on Sunday and festivity every 20 mi-

nutes.

The last subway is at 0.36 am.

The stops after Cascina Gobba, to Cologno Nord

and Gessate, aren’t included in the urban area

of Milan.

The stops don’t included in the Milan urban

area are: Assago Milanofiori Forum and Assago

Milanofiori Nord .


Hours of rush

hour

soft hour rush

hour

soft hour Rush

hour

M2 main line

- Famagosta-Cascina Gobba

2’30’’ 4' 3'45'’ 5' 6'

M2 branches

- Gessate - Abbiategrasso

- Cologno Nord - Assago

5' 12'

6'

7'30'' 20’'

6'40''

12'

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YELLOW SUBWAY - LINE M3

The yellow subway starts from Maciachini to

San Donato.


from Maciachini and at 6.00 am from San Dona-

to.


ry 2-4 minutes, on Saturday every 5-6 minutes

and on Sunday and festivity every 6-7 minutes.

The last subaway is at 0.20 am.


Hours of Rush

hour

soft hour rush

hour

soft hour rush

hour

M3 S. Donato-Comasina 3’ 4'45'' 4’15’’ 6’15’’ 6’

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LILAC SUBWAY - LINE M4

The lilac subway starts from San Siro Stadio to

Bignami.

Every day the subway starts at 6.00 am from

Bignami, at 6.00 am from San Siro Stadio.


ry 3-4 minutes, on Saturday every 4 minutes

and on Sunday and festivity every 4 minutes.

The last subway is at 0.00 am.


Hours of rush

hour

soft hour rush

hour

soft hour rush

hour

M3 S. Donato-Comasina 3’ 4' 4’ 6’ 6’

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THE PASSING RAILWAY - THE LINES S

The passing railway of Milan is a infrastructure almost

entirely underground that crossing Milan. The suburban

lines make possible a whole new way to move by train.

The lines S connect the hinterland area of Milan and the

city center, through the underground railway and along

railway lines surface.

The passing railway passes every 5-6 minutes.

To access the rail link will we cross the turnstiles.

The passing railway statitons are all equipped with light

panels that provide information about the time of arrival

and destination.

The passing railway is crossed by the suburban lines S1

(Saronno - Lodi), S2 (Camnago - Milano Rogoredo), S5

(Treviglio - Varese), S6 (Novara - Pioltello/Treviglio) and

S13 (Milano Bovisa - Pavia).

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