Getting around from Porta Romana
M3 with Crocetta, Porta Romana and Lodi TIBB; Milano Porta Romana station on line S9; tram 9 on the Bastioni, tram 24 on corso di Porta Vigentina, trolleybuses 90/91 on the outer ring. Duomo three stops away, Centrale direct on M3.
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Metro and trains
M3 crosses the area with three stations: Crocetta (inside the Bastioni), Porta Romana (exits on corso Lodi and viale Sabotino) and Lodi TIBB (with a park-and-ride). Duomo is three stops from Porta Romana, Centrale is direct with no change. Milano Porta Romana railway station, on viale Isonzo, is served by suburban line S9 (Saronno–Seregno–Milano–Albairate), useful for Lambrate, Forlanini and Romolo without going through the centre. The M4 stations Santa Sofia and Sforza–Policlinico are a few minutes' walk from the Crocetta.
Trams, trolleybuses and bikes
Tram 9 runs along the Bastioni (viale Sabotino, piazza Medaglie d'Oro, viale Montenero) linking Porta Genova and Centrale; tram 24 comes down from piazza Fontana along corso di Porta Vigentina towards Vigentino, at the western edge of the area. Trolleybuses 90 and 91 circle the outer ring (viale Isonzo, viale Umbria). Cycle lanes on viale Sabotino and along the Bastioni; BikeMi stations at Porta Romana, Crocetta and Lodi.
Airports
Linate: walk to Santa Sofia or Sforza–Policlinico and take M4 direct; or M3 to Duomo, M1 to San Babila and M4. Malpensa: M3 to Centrale and the Malpensa Express. Orio al Serio: coaches from Centrale.
Sources
Updated: 2026-10-14
Updated: 2026-10-14
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Reviewed: 10/23/2026 · by piero.avolio · rev. 1 · Period: → 2027-04-30
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