The central roof span of Milano Centrale viewed from the departure concorse

How to travel by train from Turin / Torino to Milano

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Torino / Turin to Milano / Milan / Mailand by train

Frecciarossa and Frecciarossa 1000 trains operated by Trenitalia share the high-speed line between Torino/Turin and Milano, with Italo trains.
They have similar speeds, so the differences between them are to do with the on-board experiences, check out the 'Trains' guides below. and the fact that tickets for the Italo trains and Frecce trains can be purchased from different online booking agents - it's a route on which you can save by booking in advance.

In addition to those trains which rush down the high speed line, there area also Regionale (RV) trains which still travel along the older 'classic' route
So they're much slower, but if you want to save when booking tickets, particularly at the last minute, they'll be much cheaper
Eurail and InterRail pass users can also use them to avoid the rail pass reservation fees payable on the 'Frecce' trains.

Routes you can take to go from Torino / Turin to Milano / Milan / Mailand

When travelling between most cities by train there is only one logical option, though on other journeys there is a choice between different trains or alternative routes. If different options are available you can use the info to decide which is best for you.

Choose one of the following options:

Route Information

Option 1: taking the high speed Frecce trains operated by Trenitalia
Travel Time (approx)

50 min (approx)

Frequency

Daily

Travel Info

Monday to Friday 15 x trains per day
Saturday and Sunday 12 x trains per day

Route Information

Option 2: taking the high speed Italo trains
Travel Time (approx)

50 min (approx)

Frequency

Daily

Travel Info

Monday to Saturday 13 x trains per day
Sunday 11 x trains

Route Information

Option 3: taking the Regionale Veloce trains
Travel Time (approx)

1hr 52 min

Frequency

Daily

Travel Info

16 x trains per day
(Departures are typically hourly, but there are usually no trains between 09:00 and 11:00).

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