Getting around from Lambrate
Lambrate FS (M2 and railway station with S9, regional and some long-distance trains) and Udine (M2); trams 19 and 33 terminating in the quarter, trolleybus 93. Loreto two stops away, Centrale a few minutes by train; Linate via S9 to Forlanini and M4.
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Metro and trains
Lambrate FS is an M2 station (exits on piazza Bottini, direct underpass to the platforms) and one of Milan's main railway stations: suburban line S9 (Saronno–Seregno–Milano–Albairate, calling at Porta Romana and Romolo), Trenord regional trains towards Treviglio, Bergamo and Brescia, and some long-distance trains. Udine (M2) serves the northern part of the quarter and Parco Lambro. On M2 Loreto is two stops away, Centrale four (via Loreto) or a few minutes by regional train; Cadorna and Garibaldi are direct.
Trams, trolleybuses and bikes
Trams 19 (to the centre, Porta Venezia and piazza Castelli) and 33 (to Città Studi, Centrale and piazzale Lagosta) terminate at Lambrate FS and piazza Rimembranze; trolleybus 93 links the station to the southern part of the belt. ATM buses to Rubattino, Ortica and Segrate. The cycle path along the Lambro and Parco Lambro can be ridden; BikeMi stations at Lambrate FS and Udine.
Airports
Linate: S9 from Lambrate to Forlanini and M4 to the terminal, or M2 to Loreto, M1 to San Babila and M4. Malpensa: train to Garibaldi or Centrale and the Malpensa Express. Orio al Serio: regional train to Bergamo and shuttle, or coaches from Centrale.
Sources
Updated: 2026-10-14
Updated: 2026-10-14
Updated: 2026-10-14
Reviewed: 10/23/2026 · by piero.avolio · rev. 1 · Period: → 2027-04-30
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