Taxi & Transfers from Milan airport «Linate» (LIN) to Milan

How to Get from Linate Airport to Milan

Linate Airport, named after the Italian aviation pioneer Enrico Forlanini, is the second largest Milan airport. It is situated 8 km from Milan city center. Linate Airport welcomes national and European flights and is also used as a second hub of Alitalia. A lot of tourists wonder, how to get from Linate Airport to Milan city center. While ones search for information about taxi and transfer companies, other try to find which public transport they can use.

Taxi from Linate Airport to Milan

An official taxi rank can be found outside the area of arrivals. However, queues can be quite long, especially in summer. Taxi from Linate Airport to the city center will cost you around 30 euros. The trip price might be higher due to the heavy traffic or other reasons. Check that the taximeter is turned on before the trip starts. We advise you not to take a taxi from strangers, who offer their services in the area of arrivals.

Transfer from Linate Airport to Milan

In case you like planning everything beforehand, you might choose a private taxi transfer. The Kiwitaxi company is ready to provide you with a good service and make your journey comfortable. Thus, a 10-minute transfer in an economy-class car from Linate Airport to Milan downtown will cost you 47 euros. A licensed driver will pick you up at the area of arrivals.

If you travel in a big group, you might prefer a minibus. For instance, the fare of a transfer from Linate Airport to Milan in a minibus for 10 persons is 104 euros. In case you travel with a child, please do not forget to request a child seat in advance. Our prices do not change after the transfer booking is made. You will find more information on our website.

Public transport from Linate Airport to Milan

Unfortunately, there is no train station at Linate Airport, therefore, the only way to get to the city center by public transportation is by bus line 73, which departs every 15 minutes and goes till Milan Duomo. The price of a ticket is about 1.5 euros, and the journey will take about 25 minutes. The ticket can be bought at ticket machines. Buses are not available at night, unlike taxi or transfer services.

Interesting Information

Piazza del Duomo is the central square of Milan is named after the Milan Cathedral. Apart from the cathedral, many other interesting places are situated at it. For example, the oldest shopping mall in Italy Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, which is famous for its boutiques, restaurants, and cafés.