Milan in September
A women, 23, arrives in a foreign country alone for the first time... Can I get from Malpensa to the main train station in Milan using public transportation (and an Italian phrasebook) without too much confusion? Since I land at 10am, to stay awake and battle jetlag, the idea is to check my 2 small carry-on pieces at the train station and buy a ticket to Verona for later that evening. Then I plan to see the Last Supper (assuming reservations were made), see the Galleria Victor Emmanuel, and hop the train to Verona. Comments and critique are appreciated.
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Piece of cake, trains from Malpensa to Cadorna station run every 1/2 hour for about 10 euros. Go to Slowtrav.com and they have lots of good train info.
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Doesn't the train to Verona, though, leave from Centrale? So, store the bags there, perhaps.
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I have been using this GREAT thread as I did planning: http://www.fodors.com/forums/threads...p;tid=34443340
From my research, I thought Centrale was the main train station. Do I misunderstand the my info sources? Do I have to swich trains at the Cadorna station to get there? |
You can take a bus from Malpensa that goes directly to Milano Centrale, where you can store your luggage and return later for your Verona train..
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Sorry, I wasn't paying attention. You'll need to transfer to the subway at Codorna which will take you to Centrale
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