Lombardia
Milano Rogoredo Station – Private Transfers
Milan's south-east gateway: high-speed trains to Rome, and Linate ten minutes away by car.
Overview
Milano Rogoredo is the station of the city's south-east quarter and the Milan stop for many Frecciarossa trains arriving from Rome, Florence and Bologna: getting off here rather than at Centrale saves a crossing of the city if you are heading for Linate, San Donato, Santa Giulia or the motorway. It is also a hub of the suburban network — lines S1, S2, S12, S13 and S19 — and connects with metro line M3, which runs to the Duomo and Centrale without changes. From the forecourt Linate airport is under ten minutes by car and the eastern ring road is right outside: Orio al Serio and Malpensa can be reached without going through the centre. It is the station to choose when your final destination is not Milan itself.
Top destinations
Where to find your driver
Your driver waits outside the station, at the point stated in your booking confirmation, with a board showing your surname. Send us your train number: if the high-speed train is running late, your driver knows before you do.
Rail connections
- Fermata di molti Frecciarossa per Bologna, Firenze e Roma
- Linee suburbane S1, S2, S12, S13 e S19
- Regionali per Pavia, Genova e Piacenza
- Metropolitana M3 (gialla) per Duomo e Centrale
Station amenities
- Stop for many Frecciarossa trains to and from Rome, Florence and Bologna
- Suburban lines S1, S2, S12, S13 and S19
- M3 metro to the Duomo and Centrale station
- Eastern ring road and motorways minutes away
- Linate under ten minutes by car
- Santa Giulia district nearby
FAQs
Should I get off at Rogoredo rather than Milano Centrale?+
Yes, if you are going to Linate, south-east Milan or out of town: many Frecciarossa trains from Rome stop at Rogoredo and the ring road is right outside. If your hotel is central or in the north of the city, Centrale is still easier.
How far is Rogoredo from Linate?+
6 km, under ten minutes by car — the quickest link between the high-speed network and the city airport.
Can I get from Rogoredo to Malpensa without crossing the centre?+
Yes: you take the ring road and reach Malpensa in just under an hour for 56 km, traffic permitting.
Is there a metro at Rogoredo?+
Yes, the yellow M3 line, which runs to the Duomo and Centrale without changes. With light luggage it is the easiest way into the centre.
Where will the driver meet me?+
Outside the station, at the point stated in your booking confirmation, holding a board with your surname.
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