Rick Steves Snapshot Milan & the Italian Lakes by Rick Steves

Author:Rick Steves
Language: eng
Format: epub
Publisher: Avalon Publishing
Published: 2022-02-15T00:00:00+00:00

SUPERMARKETS

Esselunga, in the food zone downstairs from Piazza Gae Aulenti at the Porta Nuova development (described under “Sights in Milan,” earlier), is large, right by the Garibaldi train and Metro station, and has a good deli section with ready-to-go meals (Mon-Sat 7:30-22:00, Sun 8:00-20:00, Viale Luigi Sturzo 13). The smaller Sapori & Dintorni in the basement of Milano Centrale station is also handy (daily 7:00-20:00).

Milan Connections

BY TRAIN

Unless otherwise specified, the following connections are for Trenitalia.

From Milano Centrale to: Venice (1-2/hour, some direct, 2.5-3 hours; Italo: every 2 hours, 2.5 hours), Florence (hourly, 2 hours; Italo: 1-2/hour), Rome (1-3/hour, 3.5 hours; Italo: 1-2/hour), Monterosso (5-6/day direct, 3 hours, more with changes), La Spezia (9/day direct, 3 hours, more with changes), Varenna (about hourly, 1 hour), Stresa (about hourly; 50-minute fast train costs much more than 65-minute slow train), Como (2/hour, 45 minutes), Naples (2/hour, 5 hours; Italo: 1-2/hour), Lugano (1-2/hour, 75 minutes), Zürich (every 2 hours direct, 3 hours), St. Moritz (5/day with change in Tirano, 5 hours, or slightly faster by train to Chiavenna and then bus), Munich (8 hours, change in Zürich); Nice (5/day, 5 hours, change in Ventimiglia), Paris (2/day direct, 7 hours, more with changes).

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