Link to detailed information on Trams in Milan - new addition to our best picks

We already have a detailed article on the more than ten tram routes that reach the downtown Centro Storico of Milan. Here is a related new addition to our best picks for Milan travel links:


trams in Milan by Gabor Sandi webpage screenshot
Screenshot of the Trams in Milan webpage @ Tundria.com by Gabor Sandi


Everything about the tram system in Milan (including a coloured tram map of the lines and routes placed on an OpenStreetMap of Milan), all on one page - Trams in Milan @ Tundria.com by Gabor Sandi.


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Milan - tram routes through central downtown

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In Milan's Metro system, the most number of lines that overlap and interchange at any one spot is just two - there is no point where many Metro lines converge. A large number of trams, on the other hand, all head towards the downtown area, aiming for the very heart of old Milan's Centro Storico.


While it is true that Milan Cathedral on the Piazza del Duomo is the very heart of the city, and it is also certainly the case for the tram system of Milan; almost as many trams converge on Piazza Cordusio one stop away just a short distance to the northwest of the Cathedral - and what is more, probably the most important tram for tourists, appropriately denominated Tram 1 in Milan's system, goes through Piazza Cordusio and passes near Milan Cathedral without touching the Piazza del Duomo at all. But as a matter of fact, apart from Tram 1, all trams that pass through Piazza Cordusio, also continue on to Piazza del Duomo.



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Free Shuttle Bus Between Terminals T1 and T2 at Milan's Malpensa Airport

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Question: How many different terminals does Malpensa Airport have? Is it easy to transit between T1 and T2 at Malpensa Airport? How do I get from T2 to T1 at Malpensa Airport? Is there a free shuttle bus between terminals; and where do I catch it? How long does it take to get from T1 to T2 at Malpensa Airport, and what is the distance between terminals?


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Shuttle Bus Between Terminals T1 and T2 at Milan's Malpensa Airport - Fast Facts


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