Know More About Malpensa Express Stops & Routes

You can board the Malpensa Express at the Malpensa Airport Terminal 2 railway station, which is connected to the Airport Terminal 2 via a footbridge. This station is easily accessible from the airport.

Malpensa Airport Terminal 1 railway station is the main railway station in the Milan Airport, located at airport floor 1. You can board the Malpensa Express here, by accessing the station via an internal walkway.

This station serves the town of Busto Arsizio, which is home to a historic chapel built in the 14th century. Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, this chapel calls tourists to marvel at its architecture.

Saronna is well-known for its almond and apricot based liqueur- Amaretto di Saronno. The Santuary of Our Lady of Miracles, with impressive Renaissance frescoes is also located in this town.

It is the closest railway station to the Bovisa campus of Politecnico di Milano, the biggest technical university in Italy and is renowned as one of the finest technical institutions in all of Europe.

Named after the General of the Italian Army, Luigi Cadorna, Milan Cadorna station and the Cadorna Square is an important public transport hub for trains, tram, metro and buses.

You can board the Malpensa Express at the Malpensa Airport Terminal 2 railway station, which is connected to the Airport Terminal 2 via a footbridge. This station is easily accessible from the airport.

Malpensa Airport Terminal 1 railway station is the main railway station in the Milan Airport, located at airport floor 1. You can board the Malpensa Express here, by accessing the station via an internal walkway.

This station serves the towns of Ferno and Lonate Pozzolo, which are close to the Ticino Valley Natural Park. Though not primary tourist spots, old religious architecture adorn these small yet quaint towns.

This station serves the town of Busto Arsizio, which is home to a historic chapel built in the 14th century. Dedicated to the Virgin Mary, it remains an important religious center and calls tourists to marvel at its architecture.

Though Castellanza has the legacy of an industrial town, today it has a diversified economy and boasts of huge green forest. The renowned Carlo Cattaneo University is located in Castellanza.

Rescaldina was a center of industrialization but through the years has become an important commercial town. Centro Commerciale is a large mall with great places to eat, shop and relax.

Saronna is well-known for its almond and apricot based liqueur- Amaretto di Saronno. The Santuary of Our Lady of Miracles, with impressive Renaissance frescoes is also located in this town.

It is the closest railway station to the Bovisa campus of Politecnico di Milano, the biggest technical university in Italy and renowned as one of the finest technical institutions in all of Europe, that attracts many foreign students.

Named after the Italian patriot, Giuseppe Garibaldi, this station is one of the busiest stations in Italy. The splendid Milan Cathedral and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II can be accessed from this station.

Milan Central Station is the second largest station in Italy. You can make many regional and cross-border connections from here. The Milan Cathedral and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is close to Milan Central.