Metro
The fastest way to move around Milan. 5 lines (M1–M5) connect most areas of the city.
Getting around Milan
Public Transport in Milan
Milan has a fast and well-connected public transport system. Metro, buses and trams will get you almost everywhere — and you won’t really need a car.
Tip: Google Maps works perfectly with Milan transport and is usually the easiest way to move around.
Quick links
Useful apps & tools
How it works
Main transport options
Tram & Bus
Great for shorter distances and night transport. Trams are slower but very scenic.
Trains
Use Trenord or Trenitalia to reach suburbs and nearby cities like Como, Bergamo or Monza.
Tickets
What you should know
Single ticket
Valid for 90 minutes on all ATM transport inside the city.
Daily / weekly
Useful if you move a lot or explore the city during weekends.
Monthly pass
The best option for students staying in Milan for a longer period.
Beyond public transport
Other ways to move
Bike sharing
Easy and cheap for short distances. Widely available across the city.
Car sharing
Useful at night or for trips outside Milan.
Taxi & apps
Uber and taxis are available, but more expensive than public transport.
ESN tip
Best way to move as a student
Get a monthly pass and use metro + Google Maps. For nights out, combine public transport with walking or bike sharing.
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