In Milan there is plenty of choice when it comes to public transport. You can run underground jumping in one of the subway cars, you can board one of the old trams of the twenties or on a trolleybus of the latest generation.
The ticket can be used for unlimited rides on buses, trams, subways and on the urban route of the Passante Ferroviario. It must always be validated at the beginning of the trip and at each change of means otherwise you run the risk of taking a fine, which in Milan starts from 35 euros but could rise up to 90 euros.
Within the metro stations and on buses 56, 70 and 73 you can travel by paying directly with a contactless card belonging to certain circuits.
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Integrated ticket for 1, 2, 3 or 7 days to travel at low cost on all public transport in Milan and throughout Lombardy, including ferries that serve the areas of the Lakes. Purchase possible at all railway stations.
Milan has four metro lines : M1 Red (red), M2 Green (green), M3 Yellow (yellow) and M5 Lilac (purple) that connect the city to the suburbs. The M4 Blue (Blue) is under construction. In addition to the metro, the Passante Ferroviario connects Milan to the province, to other cities in Lombardy and outside the region. Public transport in Milan is managed by Azienda Trasporti Milanesi-ATM . For more information call the ATM at +39 02 48607607, open from Monday to Saturday from 07:30 to 19:30
ATM POINT offices are located within the following metro stations:
Service on the M1, M2 and M3 metro lines starts around 05:30 and ends around 12:30; the M5 departs at 05:40 and ends at midnight. Night bus services and metro replacement bus services are available at night. Download your underground map here.
According to each line, trams run approximately from 04:30 to 02:30 approximately, and buses run approximately 05:30 to 01:45 approximately. Info here. On some lines you can still find historic trams from the 1920s, adding a vintage touch.
