Getting around from NoLo
M1 with Loreto (also M2), Pasteur, Rovereto and Turro along viale Monza; tram 1 from piazza Morbegno to Centrale and the centre; bus 56 along via Padova. Centrale minutes away, Duomo direct on M1.
Sections: Arrival · Airports · Trains · Buses · Car & licence · Cycling · Accessibility
Metro and trains
M1 runs under viale Monza with the stations Loreto (interchange with M2), Pasteur (via Padova/viale Monza), Rovereto and Turro: Duomo is direct in a few minutes, Centrale is reached on M2 from Loreto (two stops) or on foot from the southern part of the quarter. The nearest railway station is Greco Pirelli (lines S7, S8, S9, S11 and regional trains), reachable on foot from the Rovereto area by crossing the railway.
Trams, buses and bikes
Tram 1 crosses piazza Morbegno and the first stretch of via Padova, terminating at Greco (via Martiri Oscuri), and runs to Centrale, piazza Cavour, via Manzoni and Cadorna. Bus 56 runs the whole of via Padova from Loreto towards Crescenzago and Cascina Gobba. The quarter is flat and easy to cycle; BikeMi stations at Loreto and along viale Monza, and the Martesana cycle path starts from via Padova at Gorla.
Airports
Linate: M1 to San Babila and M4. Malpensa: Malpensa Express from Centrale. Orio al Serio: 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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