Naples to Milan train

Trains from Naples to Milan

Train travel between Naples and Milan is a popular trip for many to make. thanks to this, you'll find numerous trains travelling this route daily. Ona. standard day, expect trips to start as early as 05:00 a.m. each morning and travel a few times per hour from then until late in the evening. This journey covers roughly 408 miles (658 km)and the average travel time is around 9h depending on the route chosen and the type of train you'll board. All journeys between these two destinations travel between Naples Centrale and Milan Centrale, except for the last train departing around 09:35 p.m., travelling to Milan Porta Garibaldi.

Naples to Milan Train Time: Daily Departures

Thanks to the popularity of this journey, you'll find a vast array of route options daily. Trains start running around 05:00 a.m. every day and run numerous times per hour until the last train departs around 09:35. On an average day, you can expect around 52 trains to travel between these cities. Italo train company offers less frequent trips, though there are at least 20 trips per day. these high_speed trains are some of the quickest options available. Trenitalia trains are the more frequent, with more than 30 trains travelling these routes every day.

How long is the journey by train from Naples to Milan?

Travel time between these two destinations largely depends on the type of train operating your journey. All except one trip depart from the Naples Centrale and arrive at Milan Centrale and the majority of them are direct trains. High_speed trains operating this route by either Trenitalia or Italo will cover the distance between these two cities in a time between 4h 30min and 5h. If you hop on the Intercity regional train travelling around 07:30 a.m. each morning with a stopover en route, expect your journey to take close to 10h. The last night train of the evening travelling between Naples Centrale and Milan Garibaldi will usually have a travel time of around 9h 20min.

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What is/are the departure and arrival stations for trains from Naples to Milan?

Departure train station: Regardless of the train you take, when travelling between these two destinations, your departure station will always be the same. Naples Centrale railway station is the primary train station serving the city and is located a short distance away from the city centre. The station is connected to the rest of the city via the Metro, tram lines, buses, and regional trains. The station's amenities include Lockers, WiFi, parking, ATMs, Taxis outside the main entrance, and accessibility feature.

Arrival train station: except for the last night train of the evening that travels from Naples Centrale to Milan Garibaldi, all of the trains travelling between these cities will arrive at Milan Centrale, the primary train station serving the city. Milan Centrale is located in the heart of the city centre and well connected to the rest of the city via the Metro, tram lines, regional train lines, and buses. On the platform level of the station, you'll find numerous restaurants, shops, and an information office. If you're travelling with a disability, you can get assistance at Sala Blu next to track four. You can also spend some time in one of the premier lounges available. The lower level of the station has more shops, restaurants, as well as entrance to the Milan Metro, while the mezzanine level is home to the majority of the shopping opportunities and eateries.

Which train companies travel from Naples to Milan?

There are two primary train operating companies providing trains between Naples and Milan. The first, and less frequent is Italo, one of the main train operators providing routes throughout Italy. These trains are predominantly high_speed trains and offer some of the quickest options between these two destinations. The second provider with more frequent routes is Trenitalia. These trains are a mix between high_speed trains, Intercity regional trains, and a night train. travel times for these vary from 4h 30min to 10h 05min depending on the route and speed of the train.

Italo trains from Naples to Milan

Italo is one of the main train providers in the country, closely following Trenitalia. All of the trains operated by Italo are high_speed direct trains between Naples Centrale and Milan Centrale and the average travel time is around 4h 40min. On an average day, you'll find close to 20 Italo trains travelling this route, starting as early as 05:15 a.m. each morning.

Trenitalia trains from Naples to Milan

Trenitalia is the primary train operator serving Italy and is owned by the government. They provide the most frequent train services from Naples to Milan and you'll find close to 32 trains every day. The majority of the trains operating this route are high_speed intercity trains travelling from central train stations to central train stations without changeovers en route. There are a couple of night trains, as well as long_distance regional trains that offer a changeover en route.

Train Naples to Milan: Services on Board

When taking trains from Naples to Italy, you'll have the chance to book first_class or second_class tickets for most of the routes. These tickets don't differ when it comes to luggage allowance, you'll still be limited to one large stowaway bag and additional hand luggage. First_class tickets do, however, provide more legroom, larger, more comfortable seats, access to a drinks and beverage cart when available, as well as foldable tables, free WiFi, and charging stations for your devices. If you want to take your bicycle on the train with you, make sure to book ahead if it's a non_foldable bike. To travel with pets, make sure you don't bring more than two small animals and keep them in a suitable pet carrier for the entirety of the trip.

Night trains Naples

When taking late_night trips between these two destinations, you'll have access to two night trains. One offered by Italo, which is the standard high_speed train and doesn't offer any additional features, and the InterCityNotte night train offered by Trenitalia. The Trenitalia train offers a more comfortable trip with plenty of legroom. The last train of the evening is the Trenitalia train, which travels from 09:35 p.m. and arrives at Milan Garibaldi at around 06:55 a.m.

Traveling by train : Sustainable journey

Taking a train is one of the most sustainable ways to travel, only 3% of global transport emissions come from trains. The only way to be more sustainable is to walk or bike to your destination. Taking a train rather than a car or plane will reduce emissions up to 70% in some cases, with cars producing more than three times as much carbon and planes close to four times as much. Noise levels and the use of space are also more sustainable on a train.

How to find cheap train tickets from Naples to Milan?

Start by taking advantage of the Omio Magazine to get tips on how to travel efficiently. Search for tickets on Omio and get all of the consolidated information presented on a single results page in your language with the chance to filter by prie. Avoid travelling on weekends, as it's more costly than midweek travel. Try to book your tickets far in advance. They usually go on sale months in advance and progressively get more expensive as the departure date arrives.

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To Milan by train—travel tips

Milan is a popular destination for locals and tourists alike and stands as a global capital of fashion and design. You'll find an incredibly diverse culture in Milan with a range of different historical features, modern skyscrapers, vibrant nightlife, and a he

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• make your first stop at Milan Cathedral and marvel at the structure
• Head out and shop till you drop at Grand Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
• The Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie is a popular choice for many visitors
• make your way to Castello Sforzesco and basque in the aura of the historical site
• Catch up on your science and tech knowledge at at the Leonardo da Vinci National Museum of Science and Technology
• Visit the Milan Archaeology Museum and learn about the ancient history of the city and surrounding areas
• Head to Brera district and meander through the Bohemian streets
• Visit Naviglio Grande and take a gentle stroll around