Milan’s public transport network makes it easy to travel around the city and beyond.

An iconic map for the City of Design

Metro and rail map helps you find all the accessible metro stations, rail connections, car parks, and air terminals. It also shows the boundaries of the fare zones so you can easily check where tickets and travel passes are valid.

Metro, tram, bus, and trolleybus maps

Check the map of the Greater Milan or just the city centre (click to zoom in).

Travel with a credit card

In Milan you can enter the metro and board buses, trams, and trolleybuses with credit cards, debit cards, smartphones, or smartwatches.

• 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 within the same day the daily fare is applied). Learn more.

One app to plan, buy, and stay updated

Atm official app helps you plan your journey and:
• buy tickets by credit card, PayPal, or Satispay
• check timetables, routes, and real-time waiting times for all our surface lines
• receive updates on the current status of metro services

Download it from the App Store or click below:

  

Tickets to buy to travel in and around Milan 

• 2.20€ ticket. Valid for 90 minutes
• Daily ticket. Valid for 24 hours, 7.60€
• 3-day ticket. Price: 15.50€. Valid for 3 consecutive days from the first validation, until the end of the service on the third day.
• 10-trip ticket (carnet). Price: 19.50€. Each ticket cannot be used by more than one person at the same time.

These tickets (Mi1-Mi3 fare zones) are valid on metro, bus, tram, trolleybus services, and S lines (rail services) operated by Trenord.

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. 

To the city centre from Linate airport by metro line M4

The new metro line M4 connects the city centre with Linate airport.

• Departures from San Cristoforo
• Departures from Linate

How to reach Rho Exhibition Centre

• Rho Fieramilano terminal station (metro line M1– red line)
• Rho Fiera railway station (S5, S6 or S11)
• Either way, the Mi1-Mi3 fare is valid (2.20€ ticket)
• Please note: 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. Check all the extra fares. 

How to reach the Unipol Forum

• Assago Forum terminal station (metro line M2 – green line)
• The Mi1-Mi3 fare is valid (2.20€ ticket)
• Please note: If you have an urban travel pass, a 1.70€ integration is needed (see above for details on how to load the card)

How to reach Milan Convention Centre (MiCo) 

• Portello (metro line M5 – lilac line)
• Vigliani-Scarampo and Arduino bike-sharing stations. BikeMi station map.

How to reach San Siro stadium

• Lotto (interchange station between metro lines M1 (red line) and M5 (lilac line)
• San Siro Stadio terminal station (metro line M5 – lilac line).
• Shuttle bus services (learn more here) 
• Lotto, Zavattari-Tempesta and Stuparich-Albani bike-sharing stations. BikeMi station map.

Special travel services

• On our app, you will find real-time information on the accessibility of metro stations and bus, tram, and trolleybus stops.
• You can also check the status of lifts and stairlifts at all metro stations on this page.

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 (download the map). A Mi1-Mi3 ticket is required to get on board (standard 2.20€ ticket, daily pass, carnet, etc.).