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Milano / Milan / Mailand to Arona by train
How to take a train journey from Milano to Arona on Lake Maggiore
Arona on the shores of Lake Maggiore is close enough to Milano to be part of the city's regional train network, which is operated by Trenord and not by Treniatlia.
The only options for taking a train from Milano to Arona are therefore the Regionale (R) services operated by Trenord.
Though a complication is that most of the trains depart from Milano's secondary station, Porta Garibaldi, with fewer departures also available from the city's main rail station, Milano Centrale.
So if you will be buying tickets last minute at the station (you can't save by booking in advance) it's best to look up the train times on the Trenord website before setting off for the station
There are gaps of more than an hour between departures from both Porta Garibaldi and Centrale stations
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Option 1: from Porta Garibaldi
Journey Summary
1hr 5min (approx)
Daily
Travel Information
Final Destination: Arona or Domodossola
Some trains also call at: Stresa (the trains continuing beyond Arona to Domodossola)
There are 2 x train services that are operated by Trenord between Milano and Arona
(1) These trains (on line R23) which depart from Milano Porta Garibaldi station and NOT from Milano Centrale station.
These trains generally depart hourly, but there are no departures from Milano on THIS service, between 08:46 and 11:49.
(2) Other trains which depart from Milano Centrale.
Those trains (on line RE4) are slightly faster, but they are less frequent than these trains from Porta Garibaldi station.
However, there is usually a departure from Milano Centrale at 09:25 - which plugs the gap between departures from Porta Garibaldi.
15 x trains per day
Tickets
Book early and save: No
Tickets will cost the same price if purchased at the station immediately before departure.
This train service is operated by Trenord and not Trenitalia.
InterRail and Eurail Passes CAN be used on Trenord's trains.
Where to book
| Ticket Provider | Approximate Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Trenord | * |
Option2: from Milano Centrale to Arona
Journey Summary
53 min
Daily
Travel Information
Final Destination: Domodossola
All trains also call at: Stresa
There are 2 x train services that are operated by Trenord between Milano and Arona
(1) Other trains (on line R23) which depart from Milano Porta Garibaldi station and NOT from Milano Centrale station.
Those alternative trains generally depart hourly, but there are no departures from Milano on that service, between 08:49 and 11:49.
(2) These trains which depart from Milano Centrale.
These trains (on line RE4) are slightly faster, but they are less frequent than the trains from Porta Garibaldi station.
However, there is usually a departure from Milano Centrale at 09:25, which plugs the gap between departures from Porta Garibaldi.
9 x trains per day
Tickets
Book early and save: No
Tickets will cost the same price if purchased at the station immediately before departure.
This train service is operated by Trenord and not Trenitalia.
InterRail and Eurail Passes CAN be used on Trenord's trains.
Where to book
| Ticket Provider | Approximate Cost | |
|---|---|---|
| Trenord | * |
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