Best mobility options in Milan without a car
Move around Milan without a car
Milan is small, dense and very well connected. You do not need a car — and parking near Centrale costs €30–€40/day.
Metro (ATM)
- 5 lines, runs 06:00–00:30
- €2.20 single ticket, €7.60 day pass
- Buy via the ATM Milano app, contactless or station machines
- MM3 (yellow) stops at Sondrio — 50m from Enjoy Milano Skyline
Tram & bus
Same ticket as metro. The historic orange trams are part of the experience.
Bike sharing — BikeMi
- €4.50 day pass, first 30 min free per ride
- 300+ stations
Scooter sharing — Lime, Dott, Bird
- ~€0.25/min
- Avoid in heavy rain — Milan cobblestones are slippery
Taxi
- App: It Taxi or Free Now
- Avg fare city center: €10–€15
- Uber works (Uber Black only)
Quickest combo for tourists
24h ATM pass + a couple of BikeMi rides = under €10/day, everywhere.
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