Milan’s public transportation system connectsthemostimportantareasof the city and more.
Get our iconic map
Our map shows the whole metro network and the rail lines. If you still don’t have one, get it here.
Pay contactless as you go
Use your contactless bank card to travel on metro and surface lines.
- No extra costs, the cheapest fare is applied
- No queue to buy tickets
- Please note: contactless payment is only accepted on ATM transport services
The system will automatically calculate the right fare for your journey (after 4 journeys the daily fare is applied). Read here for further information.
Buy tickets and plan your journey from our mobile appAtm official app lets you plan your journey and buy tickets by credit card, PayPal or Satispay. You can also check the timetables, the routes and the waiting times in real time of all our surface lines and the current status of metro service.
Download it from the App Store or click below:
Tickets to buy to travel in and around Milan
- 2,20€ ticket. Valid 90 minutes
- Daily ticket. Valid 24 hours, 7,60€
- 3 days ticket. 15,50€
- Carnet 10 tickets. 19,50€
These tickets (Mi1-Mi3 fare zones) are valid on metro lines, buses, trams, trolleybuses and are also accepted on S lines (suburban railways). You can also reach Rho Fiera on line M1 (consider the S lines as an alternative) and Assago Forum on line M2.
Where to buy tickets
Tickets can be purchased from the automatic machines located in all metro stations or at any authorised resellers (find here the list). You can also buy a ticket via ATM official app (read here how to validate it) or sending an SMSto 48444.
To the city centre from Linate airport by metro line M4
The new metro line M4 connects the city centre with Linate airport.
How to reach Rho exhibition center
You can take the metro line M1 and get off at Rho Fieramilano terminal station. Alternatively, you can take the suburban S5, S6 or S11 lines from one of Milan railway stations (Porta Venezia, Porta Garibaldi or Repubblica). Either way, the Mi1-Mi3 fare is valid. If you have an urban travel pass, a 1,70€ integration is needed. You can load it on your electronic card at the automatic machines located in all metro stations or at any authorised resellers
How to reach theUnipol Forum
Take the metro line M2 and get off at Assago Forum terminal station. The Mi1-Mi3 fare is valid. If you have an urban travel pass, a 1,70€ integration is needed here too.
How to reach Milan Convention Centre (MiCo)
Take the metro line M5 and get off at Portello.
How to reach San Siro stadium
To reach the stadium get off at Lotto (interchange station between lines M1 and M5) or San Siro Stadio terminal station (on line M5).
Special travel services
In this section you will find information on the service reserved for the transport of passengers withmotor,hearingandvisualdisabilities.
Stop driving and travel with us
Leave your car in the car parks connected to the metro stations and proceed your journey by public transport. Check the parking lots and the payment options.
Search, unlock, ride: experience Milan’s bike sharing
Bikemi service allows you to move around the city with traditional, electric and child seat bikes. It's all done with the app. See how it works at https://bikemi.com/en
Bicycle or scooter rider?
ATM allows travelers to carry their own bicycle or electric scooter free of charge on the metro and some tramway lines in order to promote sustainable mobility. Find out more here.
Night buses
Did you miss the last metro ride? Don’t worry! A night service is operated by buses during the night hours within Milan urban area (downloadthe map). A Mi1-Mi3 ticket is required to get on board (standard 2,20€ ticket, daily pass, carnet, etc.).
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FAQs
Taking the Milan metro
Milan has four subway lines. Each has a different color and number; transfers between lines can be made at the Cadorna, Centrale, Duomo, Loreto, Porta Garibaldi and Zara stops. The M5 is Milan's ultra-modern new line – it's up and running, but parts are still under construction for expansion.
What is the best way to navigate Milan? ›
The best way to get around Milan is by the efficient (and inexpensive) public transportation system called the ATM. This system of subways, buses and trams is extensive and affordable. Metered taxis are another good option, though they can get expensive if you use them as your sole form of transportation.
How to pay for the tram in Milan? ›
Tickets can be purchased at a metro station or a tabacchi (a tobacco shop) and must be stamped once you get on the tram (you do not have to show your ticket to get on or off the bus, but ATM employees will periodically check tickets both on the trams and at tram stops).
Can you use debit card on Milan metro? ›
Contactless cards, Apple and Samsung Pay
Contactless bank cards issued by Mastercard, Visa, American Express, Maestro and VPay can be used to pay as you go for travel. Prepaid Postepay cards issued by VISA and PagoBancomat debit cards are not accepted.
What is the difference between Milan pass and Milan card? ›
Milan Pass is a complete experience and includes free tickets to all the important attractions and tours and even includes public transport. However, if you want a more basic ticket and want the benefits of public transport plus discounts then the Milano Card is suitable for you.
Is Milan a walkable city? ›
Milan is a relatively walkable city, especially throughout the center, where major attractions are concentrated. However, the extensive public transportation system is also quite efficient for exploring the city's diverse neighborhoods and getting out from the center.
Do and don'ts in Milan? ›
Dos in Milan
- Dress Appropriately. Milan, Italy, is known as the fashion capital of the world, and locals and visitors alike tend to dress stylishly. ...
- Greet People Properly. ...
- Try Speaking Italian. ...
- Be Respectful of Religious Sites. ...
- Observe Dining Etiquette. ...
- Don't Dress Inappropriately. ...
- Don't Be Late. ...
- Don't Speak Too Loudly.
A standard one-way ticket costs 2.20 euros. This Ticket Mi1 - Mi3 is valid in 3 zones; all major attractions are within these three zones. Tip: Public transport is included in the Yes Milano City Pass. Tickets are valid for 90 minutes on the metro, trams and buses after stamping.
Is there Uber in Milan? ›
Consider Uber as an alternative to taxis when getting around Milano. With Uber, you can trade flagging down cabs for requesting rides on demand, no matter the time of day. Request a ride from an airport to a hotel, head to a restaurant, or visit another place. The choice is yours.
How much is a day metro pass Milan? ›
Evening ticket (3 €) Unlimited bus, tram and metro usage from 8pm until end of service. Day ticket (7.60 €) Unlimited bus, tram and metro usage in the Mi1 -Mi3 area within a 24 hour period from the first validation. 3-day ticket (13 €) Unlimited bus, tram and metro usage within a 72 hour period.
In Milano, public transport is full contactless. Payment by credit card is available on all buses, trams and trolleybuses of ATM's network.
Can you drink tap water in Milan? ›
Yes, according to this official source, Italy is one of the European countries in which drinking tap water is safe and this applies to Milan specifically. There are some risks though including leeching pipes from old building (lead or other heavy metals), chlorine bi-products and microplastics.
Is Milan credit card friendly? ›
The currency used in Milan is the Euro (EUR / €).
Most major credit cards are accepted across the city. However, it's a good idea to carry some cash around with you too, as some cafés, restaurants and shops will only accept this form of payment. We recommend buying your Milan travel money before you leave the UK.
Is it safe to use a debit card in Italy? ›
All major credit and debit cards are accepted in Italy. Usually, shops and restaurants display a sign on the door to show which cards they take, but ask at the establishment first if you have any concerns. Smaller businesses might not accept card payments, so carry some cash just in case.
How to activate atm milano card? ›
register or log in. buy your subscription by paying with a credit card, PayPal or Satispay. activate the subscription on the first trip, by bringing the card close to the totem at any metro station.
How to travel around Milan on a budget? ›
Visit free attractions: Milan has many free attractions that you can visit, such as the Duomo di Milano, Sforza Castle, and Parco Sempione. You can also enjoy a free walking tour of the city. Use public transportation: Milan has an extensive public transportation system, including buses, trams, and the metro.
Where to buy tickets for Milan transport? ›
Where to buy tickets. Tickets can be purchased from the automatic machines located in all metro stations or at any authorised resellers (find here the list). You can also buy a ticket via ATM official app (read here how to validate it) or sending an SMS to 48444.
How good is Milan public transport? ›
Public transport in Milan is quite efficient, is relatively cheap and runs until late.
