Travel Reference
In-Depth Information
Tram & Bus
Best for…
Scenic rides, connecting to attractions off the metro lines, and for
travellers who can't easily walk long distances. A tram ride is also a classic Milan-
ese experience.
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ATM oversees the metro and trams, along with an extensive bus network.
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Route maps are available from the ATM Infopoints and at newsstands in the
metro stops.
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Tickets are sold at metro stations, tobacconists and newspaper stands and are
valid on buses, trams and metro trains.
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Tickets must be pre-purchased and validated when boarding.
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Tickets are good for 90 minutes after validation.
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Tram 1 is a retro orange beauty with wooden seats and original fittings. It runs
along Via Settembrini before cutting through the historical centre along Via Man-
zoni and back towards the Castello Sforzesco.
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Trams 2 and 3 are also good for sightseeing. Tram 9 loops round the town from
Porta Genova to Porta Venezia.
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For something a bit different, TramATMosfera has been renovated to incorporate
a restaurant where you can eat your way through a five-course menu as you tour
the city. It departs from Piazza Castello at 1pm and 8pm Tuesday to Sunday. Tick-
ets cost €65.
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Night services run between 12.30am and 2.30am. There is no service between
2.30am and 6am.
