Getting around from Città Studi
Piola and Lambrate FS (M2), Loreto (M1/M2) to the north-west, Susa (M4) at the southern edge. Trolleybuses 90/91 on viale Abruzzi–Romagna, trams 19 and 33 towards Lambrate. S9 and regional trains from Lambrate; Linate direct on M4 from Susa.
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Metro and trains
M2 has two stations in the quarter: Piola (exits on via Pacini, in front of the Politecnico) and Lambrate FS (piazza Bottini, with the railway station). To the north-west, piazzale Loreto offers M1 and M2; to the south, piazzale Susa the M4. On M2 Centrale is direct, three stops from Piola (Loreto, Caiazzo, Centrale); for Duomo change to M1 at Loreto; Cadorna and Garibaldi are direct on M2. From Lambrate station run suburban line S9 and regional trains towards Treviglio, Bergamo and Brescia.
Trams, trolleybuses and bikes
Trolleybuses 90 and 91 run along the outer ring road (viale Abruzzi, piazzale Piola, viale Romagna) linking Città Studi to Loreto, Porta Romana and the whole belt without crossing the centre. Trams 19 and 33 serve the quarter and reach Lambrate; the 33 continues to Centrale and piazzale Lagosta (Isola). The quarter is flat and bikeable, with lanes on viale Romagna; BikeMi stations at Piola, piazza Leonardo da Vinci and Lambrate.
Airports
Linate: M4 from Susa, direct in a few minutes; from Piola alternatively trolleybus 90/91 to Susa. Malpensa: M2 to Centrale (via Loreto) or Garibaldi and the Malpensa Express. Orio al Serio: coaches from Centrale, or regional train from Lambrate to Bergamo and shuttle.
Sources
Updated: 2026-10-14
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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