Discover Milan

We are pleased to welcome you to Milan for ISPOR Europe 2027! As you prepare for the conference, this page provides information about transportation, accessibility, local services, and Milan’s cultural landmarks to support your visit.

Visitor Essentials

  • Currency: Euro (€)
  • Time zone: Central European Time (CET)
  • Language: Italian; English is widely spoken in tourist and business areas
  • Electricity: 230 volts AC, 50 Hz; Type C and Type L plugs • Country code: +39
  • Milan area code: 02

Weather in November:

Milan is typically cool and damp. Daytime temperatures average 9–13 °C (48–55 °F), while nighttime temperatures often fall to 4–7 °C (39–45 °F). We recommend packing warm layers, comfortable walking shoes, and an umbrella.

Getting Around Milan

Milan’s transportation network includes airport transfer services, metro, tram, bus, suburban rail, taxi, and car-service options.

Airports and Airport Transfers

Milan is served by three airports: Malpensa (MXP), Linate (LIN), and Bergamo Orio al Serio (BGY). Rail, coach, taxi, and car services connect each airport with central Milan.

  • Malpensa Express - Direct rail service from Milan Malpensa Airport to Milano Centrale, Cadorna, and Porta Garibaldi stations
  • Airport Bus Services - Frequent coach connections link Malpensa, Linate, and Bergamo airports with central Milan
  • Metro and Suburban Rail - Milan’s metro, tram, bus, and suburban rail network connects major districts, business areas, and attractions
  • ATM – Metro, Tram & Bus Network - Operated by ATM, Milan’s public transportation system includes:
    • Metro - Multiple lines connecting the city center, train stations, business districts, and key attractions
    • Trams and Buses - Extensive surface network throughout the city and surrounding neighborhoods

Tickets and passes are valid across metro, trams, buses, and suburban rail within the Milan fare zones.

Taxis and Car Services
Taxis are available at official taxi stands, major train stations, airports, and by phone or app booking. Ride-sharing and car-service options also operate in the city.

Bike Sharing
Cycling lanes and bike-sharing services are available in Milan. Routes, availability, and service conditions may vary, please consult the service provider for current information.

For additional transportation information, visit the official Milan tourism and public transit resources.

Accessibility

Milan provides services for visitors with mobility, visual, hearing, and other accessibility needs. Confirm current arrangements with transportation providers, hotels, attractions, and the conference venue before traveling.

  • Metro: Accessibility varies by station. Check elevator and stair-lift status before traveling on the YesMilano accessibility webpage.
  • Buses and trams: Accessible vehicles may have ramps or platforms. Check real time stops and approaching vehicles in the ATM Milano app.
  • Assistance: Contact ATM (Azienda Trasporti Milanesi, the public transportation authority that operates Milan’s metro, trams, buses, and trolleybuses) in advance and allow extra connection time.
  • Taxis: Reserve wheelchair-accessible service in advance when possible. Available through the ATM Milano app.

Attractions and Visitor Services

  • Attractions: Many sites offer step-free access, elevators, accessible restrooms, seating, or assistance. Confirm details at the venue before arrival.
  • Sensory access: Selected sites offer audio, captioned, tactile, or easy-to-read materials.
  • Routes: YesMilano publishes accessible visitor itineraries.

Official Accessibility Resources

Sustainability

Milan is advancing citywide sustainability through initiatives that improve air quality, support lower-emission transportation, expand green spaces, and reduce waste. Visitors can contribute by using public transportation, cycling or walking when appropriate, following local waste-sorting guidance, and choosing service providers with documented sustainability practices.

Visit Milan’s official tourism website for information about local sustainability initiatives and sustainable travel options.

Things to Do

For more information about traveling to Milan, local transportation, seasonal weather, accessibility, and cultural resources, visit:

We look forward to welcoming you to Milan for ISPOR Europe 2027!

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