We travelled widely on the ATM Tram system and Metro, but getting tram tickets is bizzarre, in that... read more
We’re on Milan just now and using the all day metro ticket we have been able to travel all over the... read more
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We travelled widely on the ATM Tram system and Metro, but getting tram tickets is bizzarre, in that you need to get them from the Tabachi shops beforehand! And trying to get a map of the tram system - even from the tram company -...More
We’re on Milan just now and using the all day metro ticket we have been able to travel all over the city on the Metro system and the trams. The old trams are a fun way to get about and see parts of the city...More
My wife and I recently took a long weekend to Milan and I thought it a special treat to try the Tram Turistico. Well, not only could we not find where to board this tram but we were also directed to different locations, even by...More
The old orange wooden trams are a great way to see this large and very attractive city. The trams still operate a number of routes, we sampled the 1 and 10. The opportunity to have the windows open and to take pictures as you travel...More
One of the best ways to see Milan. The best antiquated looking streetcar system outside of San Francisco and Lisbon. Don't ride it if you are in a rush however.
Absolute rubbish. Please do not purchase this card especially before you go to Milan. I bought two cards. Was told they could be picked up at Linate Airport, this was not the case. Was sent all over the place. Having asked nearly every Trenord Employee...More
One of the best public transport systems I've had the pleasure to use. The trams (along with the buses and the Metro) are all accessible using a 24 hour ticket which you can purchase from a tobacconists for 4.50 euros. Valid 24 hours from the...More
We were told that a daily ticket available from shops was good value at 4.5 euro but we went to metro and purchased 48 our tickets for 8.25 euro which allowed us to use trams and metro within the urban area which was most of...More
1920s rolling stock offers charm and comfort around Milan. Lovely wooden bench seats polished by mille bottoms ensure all aboard are in a good mood. Not offered on all lines but if you were smart and bought a day ticket at any of the metro...More
Take the old tram that the locals use to see Milan from a different angle. You can buy a ticket for a few euros from a tabac and have 90 minutes of travel, getting on and off as you wish as long as you're within...More
