List of Milan Metro stations

Milan Metro network map
The logo

The Milan Metro is the rapid transit/metro system serving Milan, Italy. The network comprises 4 lines, identified by different numbers and colors, with a total route length of 100 kilometres (62 mi)[1] and 106 stations.[1] The system has a daily ridership of over one million.[2]

The metro network is connected to the Milan suburban railway service through several stations. Metro lines are identified by the letter "M", while suburban line numbers are preceded by the letter "S".

Stations

   Transfer station to suburban railway service
   Transfer station to Regional and National Railway Network
   Transfer station to Suburban Railway Network, Regional and National Railway Network
#Terminal station
*Station outside urban fare limit
※Accessibility for disabled passengers
Station[3]PhotoLinesOpened[4][5]Grade
Abbiategrasso# ※17 March 2005Underground
Affori Centro ※26 March 2011Underground
Affori FN ※ 26 March 2011Underground
Amendola ※1 November 1964Underground
Assago Milanofiori Forum#* ※20 February 2011Surface
Assago Milanofiori Nord* ※20 February 2011Surface
Bande Nere ※18 April 1975Underground
Bicocca ※10 February 2013Underground
Bignami# ※10 February 2013Underground
Bisceglie# ※21 March 1992Underground
Bonola ※12 April 1980Underground
Brenta ※12 May 1991Underground
Buonarroti1 November 1964Underground
Bussero*4 December 1972Surface
Ca’ Granda ※10 February 2013Underground
Cadorna – Triennale ※ 1 November 1964Underground
Caiazzo27 September 1969Underground
Cairoli ※1 November 1964Underground
Cascina Antonietta*13 April 1985Surface
Cascina Burrona*4 December 1972Surface
Cascina Gobba ※27 September 1969Viaduct
Cassina de' Pecchi*4 December 1972Bridge
Cenisio ※20 June 2015Underground
Centrale ※ 27 April 1970Underground
Cernusco sul Naviglio* ※4 December 1972Surface
Cimiano ※27 September 1969Surface
Cologno Centro*7 June 1981Viaduct
Cologno Nord#*7 June 1981Surface
Cologno Sud*7 June 1981Viaduct
Comasina# ※26 March 2011Underground
Conciliazione1 November 1964Underground
Cordusio ※1 November 1964Underground
Corvetto ※12 May 1991Underground
Crescenzago ※27 September 1969Surface
Crocetta ※3 May 1990Underground
De Angeli2 April 1966Underground
Dergano ※26 March 2011Underground
Domodossola ※29 April 2015Underground
Duomo ※ 1 November 1964Underground
Famagosta ※1 November 1994Underground
Gambara ※2 April 1966Underground
Garibaldi ※ 12 July 1971Underground
Gerusalemme ※26 September 2015Underground
Gessate#*13 April 1985Surface
Gioia ※12 July 1971Underground
Gorgonzola*4 December 1972Surface
Gorla ※1 November 1964Underground
Inganni ※18 April 1975Underground
Isola ※1 March 2014Underground
Istria ※10 February 2013Underground
Lambrate ※ 27 September 1969Underground
Lampugnano ※12 April 1980Underground
Lanza - Brera - Piccolo Teatro3 March 1978Underground
Lima1 November 1964Underground
Lodi T.I.B.B. ※ 16 December 1990Underground
Loreto ※ 1 November 1964Underground
Lotto - Fieramilanocity 1 November 1964Underground
Maciachini ※8 December 2003Underground
Marche ※10 February 2013Underground
Missori ※3 May 1990Underground
Molino Dorino ※28 September 1986Underground
Montenapoleone ※3 May 1990Underground
Monumentale ※11 October 2015Underground
Moscova3 March 1978Underground
Pagano ※1 November 1964Underground
Palestro ※1 November 1964Underground
Pasteur1 November 1964Underground
Pero* ※19 December 2005Underground
Piola ※27 September 1969Underground
Ponale ※10 February 2013Underground
Porta Genova ※ 30 October 1983Underground
Porta Romana ※3 May 1990Underground
Porta Venezia ※ 1 November 1964Underground
Portello ※6 June 2015Underground
Porto di Mare ※12 May 1991Underground
Precotto1 November 1964Underground
Primaticcio8 November 1975Underground
QT88 November 1975Underground
Repubblica ※ 3 May 1990Underground
Rho Fiera#* ※ 19 December 2005Underground
Rogoredo ※ 12 May 1991Underground
Romolo ※ 13 April 1985Underground
Rovereto1 November 1964Underground
San Babila ※1 November 1964Underground
San Donato# ※12 May 1991Underground
San Leonardo12 April 1980Underground
San Siro Ippodromo ※29 April 2015Underground
San Siro Stadio# ※29 April 2015Underground
Sant'Agostino ※30 October 1983Underground
Sant'Ambrogio ※30 October 1983Underground
Segesta ※29 April 2015Underground
Sesto 1º Maggio#* ※ 28 September 1986Underground
Sesto Marelli ※1 November 1964Underground
Sesto Rondò*28 September 1986Underground
Sondrio ※12 May 1991Underground
Tre Torri ※14 November 2015Underground
Turati ※3 May 1990Underground
Turro1 November 1964Underground
Udine ※27 September 1969Underground
Uruguay12 April 1980Underground
Villa Fiorita*4 December 1972Surface
Villa Pompea*4 December 1972Surface
Villa San Giovanni1 November 1964Underground
Vimodrone*4 December 1972Surface
Wagner2 April 1966Underground
Zara ※ 16 December 1995Underground

References

  1. 1 2 "L'opera che ha fatto di Milano una grande metropoli" [The work that has made a great metropolis of Milan] (in Italian). Metropolitane Milanesi SpA. Retrieved 2015-06-20.
  2. ↑ "Atm, un piano da 524 milioni per 500mila passeggeri un più". la Repubblica. 3 September 2013. Retrieved 2013-09-23.
  3. ↑ "Network map". atm-mi.it. Retrieved 2011-10-02.
  4. ↑ "Storia". sottomilano.it. Retrieved 2011-10-02.
  5. ↑ "Storia della metropolitana di Milano". cityrailways.it. Retrieved 2011-10-02.
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