Milan to Monterosso al Mare train with Regionale

Trains from Milan to Monterosso al Mare

Rail travel between Milan and Monterosso al Mare is simple, using regular high speed services. There are departures throughout the day with both direct and indirect journeys offered. The fastest journeys take less than three hours to complete.

Which train companies travel from Milan to Monterosso al Mare?

Direct high speed services are all run by Trenitalia. Trenitalia also runs most of the indirect services. Some of these indirect journeys, however, are offered in combination with Thello.

How long is the train from Milan to Monterosso al Mare?

The fastest direct trains complete this journey in about three hours. Indirect trains take between just over three hours and almost six hours to make the journey. Some of these indirect services require one change, at either Genoa Brignole or Sestri Levante. 

How many trains are there from Milan to Monterosso al Mare?

There are up to 26 departures each day from Milan to Monterosso al Mare, with the first leaving in the very early morning and the last in the late evening. Seven of these daily rail journeys are direct, on both weekdays and at weekends.

What are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Milan to Monterosso al Mare?

Departure train stations: Milan Centrale, one of Italy's busiest stations, is the departure point for most of these journeys, including all direct trains. This impressive 1930s station in central Milan has cafes, restaurants, a post office, toilets and a left luggage office among its many facilities. The station is directly linked to Milan's Metro system and buses depart from just outside. Taxis are also readily available. A small number of the indirect services leave from Milan Rogoredo, a much smaller station with few facilities about five miles from central Milan. The station is, however, linked directly to Milan's Metro system and buses from the city centre arrive just outside.

Arrival train station: Monterosso al Mare station is where all of these services, whether direct or indirect, arrive. The station is less than a mile from the old town and directly adjacent to the seafront. The station is the largest in the region with a bar, toilets, a ticket office, and luggage storage all available to arriving passengers. A regular shuttle bus service runs from the station to the old town.