Milan is located in the centre of Europe and is one of the easiest cities to reach: every day 800 direct flights connect Milan to over 200 destinations around the world, while the Central Station is one of Europe's largest train hubs. The position of Milan also makes it easy to reach by car.

Malpensa airport is the most important intercontinental hub in southern Europe, and is well connected to the city centre thanks to the high speed Malpensa Express train. Two other international airports serve the city: Linate, just 7km from the Duomo, and Orio al Serio, where the low-cost companies land.

The rail network serves two main stations which are: the Central station, where Trenitalia runs national and international services, and the Cadorna station for local connections with Ferrovie Nord.

North America: 70 flights per week from 8 destinations
Central America: 29 flights per week from 11 destinations
South America: 27 flights per week from 7 destinations
Africa: 90 flights per week from 16 destinations
Middle East: 59 flights per week from 9 destinations
Asia: 54 flights per week from 12 destinations

3 international airports
92 airlines
364,000 flights each year
35 million annual passengers
6 train stations
4 underground lines
120 tram/bus lines
6,000 taxis