Airline Tickets from Milan

General Info

Airport Address: Milan Malpensa Airport, 21010 Varese, Italy
Distance and Location: The airport is located 45 km (29 miles) north west of Milan
Airport Website: www.sea-aeroportimilano.it/eng/
Airport E-mail: communication@sea-aeroportimilano.it
Airport Telephone: (0)2 7485 2200
Country Code: 39
Time Zone: GMT + 1 (GMT + 2 from the last Sunday in March to the last Sunday in October)
Total Number of Terminals: 2
Moving between Terminals: A shuttle bus connects the two terminals.

Information and Customer Care Desks

There are several information points (tel: (0)2 7485 2200) located throughout both terminals.

Available Facilities and Services

Money withdrawal and Communication facilities: Facilities include banks, bureaux de change, post offices, public telephones and fax facilities in both terminals. Cafe and restaurants: There are bars, a cocktail lounge and restaurants. Shopping facilities: There are several shops at the airport, including duty-free. Luggage services: Left-luggage is available in both terminals. Other services: There are chemists and travel agencies. First aid and health offices are available in both terminals. A chapel can be found in Terminal 2.

Car Parking Info

Short- and long-term parking, operated by SEA Gestione Parking (tel: (0)2 7486 2591) and APCOA (tel: (0)2 5858 1069), is available close to Terminal 1. APCOA provides covered parking spaces that are linked directly to the terminal by a walkway. SEA Gestione Parking also provides long- and short-term parking close to Terminal 2. A Park & Fly shuttle bus is available.

Driving by car from/to Milan

The airport can be reached from the state road SS336. Take the Busto Arsizio exit from the Autostrada dei Laghi (A8), which links directly with Milan.

Public Transportation from/to Milan

By Railway: Malpensa Express trains run from Terminal 1 to Milano Cadorna Station (journey time: 40 minutes), in the centre of Milan. How to reach: By Taxi: Taxis are available from outside Arrivals at both terminals. By Bus: Buses run from both terminals to Milano Centrale Station. There are also services to Linate Airport, Sesto and Torino. The Malpensa Shuttle runs from both terminals to Milano Centrale Station (stopping on request at the conferences and exhibition centre during Milan fair events).

Though the visage of Milan is first of all determined by the modern architecture, in this city one can find a lot of historical places and points of interest. At first sight quite often appears a one-sided impression of the city. But in reality Milan is something more than an industrious metropolis: the closer you get to the center, the oftener you see marvelous old houses, churches and squares. To have a look on all the sights of Milan you'll need more than a day.

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