Milano Centrale to Como by train
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Milano Centrale to Como by train
Can someone tell me how often and when the latest train from Milano Centrale to Como is?
It seems the Trenitalia web site is screwed up and won't show me the time schedule. On the main page it lists "Official Timetable
Valid Until 13/12/2003" so I don't know if anyone from Trenitalia even looks at this site.
Thanks
It seems the Trenitalia web site is screwed up and won't show me the time schedule. On the main page it lists "Official Timetable
Valid Until 13/12/2003" so I don't know if anyone from Trenitalia even looks at this site.
Thanks
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To clear up any confusion, there are two stations in Milan and two in Como. The train that leaves from Milano Centrale goes to a station in Como that about a half-mile or so from the lake. The train from Cardona is the one that stops at a station near the lake in Como.
At least, that was the case when we were there a couple years ago.
At least, that was the case when we were there a couple years ago.
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Hi Mark,
It looks like the last train from Milano Centrale to Como San Giovanni is at 21.25; arriving at 22.05. You didn't specify which Como station so I just picked one.
When you're on the Trenitalia site you need to enter the full station name rather than just entering Como. That's the only way it seems to work. If you don't know which station then type Como in the destination and you'll see the choices (Como Nord Lago or Como S. Giovanni). Then hit your back button and put in the destination station.
It looks like the last train from Milano Centrale to Como San Giovanni is at 21.25; arriving at 22.05. You didn't specify which Como station so I just picked one.
When you're on the Trenitalia site you need to enter the full station name rather than just entering Como. That's the only way it seems to work. If you don't know which station then type Como in the destination and you'll see the choices (Como Nord Lago or Como S. Giovanni). Then hit your back button and put in the destination station.
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Thanks for the replies. I should of been more specific but I was only aware of one station in Milan and Como.
I'm arriving at Malpensa at 7:30 PM and need to get to the city of Como, specifically Albergo Firenze. Here is a map of the hotel location: http://www.albergofirenze.it/en-af.htm
So, I'm not sure what train staitions I will need to leave from and arrive at. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks a bunch.
Mark
I'm arriving at Malpensa at 7:30 PM and need to get to the city of Como, specifically Albergo Firenze. Here is a map of the hotel location: http://www.albergofirenze.it/en-af.htm
So, I'm not sure what train staitions I will need to leave from and arrive at. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks a bunch.
Mark
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I emailed Albergo Firenze asking what train stations I should use after arriving at Malpensa. This was their response:
"arriving from Malpensa airport you will catch the Malpensa express train to Saronno, change there and get off in Como Lago which is only 5 minutes walking from us."
I assume from the name, the "Malpensa express train" leaves from the airport. Is this correct? Also, can someone estimate how long this trip Malpensa > Saronno > Como Lago should take?
Thanks for the help.
Mark
"arriving from Malpensa airport you will catch the Malpensa express train to Saronno, change there and get off in Como Lago which is only 5 minutes walking from us."
I assume from the name, the "Malpensa express train" leaves from the airport. Is this correct? Also, can someone estimate how long this trip Malpensa > Saronno > Como Lago should take?
Thanks for the help.
Mark
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You can look at the Malpensa Express and other related trains at:
www.ferrovienord.it/webmxp/ing/index.html
www.ferrovienord.it/webmxp/ing/index.html
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Hi. We did the Como-Saronno-Malpensa journey last October. The connecting time in Saronno is about 10-12 minutes. You have to change tracks, but it's a small station. The entire journey took about 75 minutes. The Como-Saronno segment is a real commuter line with many stops. The Saronno-Malpensa is more of a true express.