Italy

Milan

Italy's capital of fashion and design. Beneath the Duomo runs the country's largest metro network.

Milan has no stored-value transit card; a contactless bank card or phone stands in, riding metro, trams and buses with no sign-up or fee. The manners split: the metro wants a tap in and out, trams and buses in the city one tap as you board, and a missed metro tap-out bills the maximum fare. Card taps work only on ATM's own vehicles, never Trenord's S lines, while the Mi1-Mi3 90-minute ticket covers metro, surface lines and S trains alike. Linate sits inside the city fare zone on metro M4; Malpensa is a separate operator's train.

Fares & payment

Metropolitana di Milano (Milan Metro) 2.2 EUR ≈ $3 VISAMastercardMaestroAmex

Trenord (S lines and regional trains) 2.2 EUR ≈ $3 VISAMastercardMaestroAmex

Tram (tram) 2.2 EUR ≈ $3 VISAMastercardMaestroAmex

ATM buses and trolleybuses 2.2 EUR ≈ $3 VISAMastercardMaestroAmex

Bike sharing (BikeMi and the free-floating apps) 0.25〜3.75 EUR ≈ $0.3–4 —

Taxi and NCC private hire 114 EUR ≈ $130 —

Malpensa Express / Metro M4 15 EUR ≈ $17 VISAMastercardMaestroAmex

Estimates use exchange rates as of September 5, 2026

Route map

35 lines ·610 stations