A great train station in the heart of Milan! This station is one of the most famous in Italy…read more However, since there is so much traffic, it is pretty busy so give yourself extra time if you think you need it. The station is multi-level and they provide stairs, escalators, and elevators if you need them. The elevators generally have lines so if stairs or escalators can be used, I would take those. If using a taxi, just as in many train stations, be weary of people saying they are a taxi but they are not. You can find the taxi stand out the front of the station to the left and it's not that far.

If you're taking the train from Milano Centrale to Venezia, which is over 2 hours, here's one…read morepiece of advice: arrive early! Milano Centrale is a beautiful station, but it's also incredibly busy. There are people everywhere, trains constantly arriving and departing, and the departure boards can be overwhelming if it's your first time navigating an Italian train station. I was trying to catch a train that was leaving soon, and reading the departure board while figuring out which platform I needed was a little stressful. I asked a few people for help, but they either couldn't or didn't want to assist me. Thankfully, I eventually found a very kind station employee who pointed me in the right direction, and I literally made my train by the skin of my teeth! If you're visiting from the United States, don't assume it's as simple as walking in a few minutes before departure. Give yourself at least 30 minutes and honestly 45 minutes if it's your first time. That extra time will let you: Find your train on the departure board. Confirm your platform (track). Navigate the station without rushing. Avoid the stress of missing your train. Arrive even earlier to shop! Once I got on board, everything was smooth, but those first few minutes in the station definitely had my heart racing! **My tip:** Take a deep breath, arrive early, and don't wait until the last minute. It'll make your train experience much more enjoyable.

Yelp Review 2026 #104:…read more This train station in St. Moritz is small and maybe has one cafe and a Coop and that's about it. But it does the job. The main point is that you can take the Bernina Express and the Glacier Express from/ to here - that's all that mattered for my trip. Since it's a small station, it's easy to navigate. The walls have artwork highlighting how St. Moritz is part of the UNESCO World Heritage route because of the Rhaetian Railway (Albula/Bernina Lines). It's clean and it doesn't smell funky. It felt safe even late at night. There's nobody here. One note, don't use the vending machine no matter how big of a rush you think you're in. Going to Coop is much quicker. The vending machine steals your money and doesn't give you what you paid for.

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Train are a great cost effective way to travel here in Italy…read more It only took me 7min to get here via taxi! Which was great for me because my taxi driver was like 15min late picking me up.

A beautiful train station easy to navigate. The trains are super fast! Be prepared to board. They…read moreare quick. It is less than 35 Euro first class to Venice. A very nice experience. And a 90 minute train ride. You can get tickets online and avoid the line here. They accept eTickets since there is a QR code. Easy!

This is a tiny station currently under construction. There is a ticket office manned by. One person…read moreand a small coffee shop. There is a taxi stand out front but it doesn't seem like the taxi come very often. There is a complimentary bus into the city center of Desenzano.

Outbound to Milan then, Roma. Getting a ticket from Lecco to Milan Centrale is quick and easy via…read moreon-line. Get on the train and find a seat. No fuss.

Arrival @1423 on Friday 06MAR2020…read more Cute. Has a small snack bar with friendly staff. You can buy tickets here. Clean and tidy. Departure @0000 on Monday, 09MAR2020 [insert text here]

Very crowded and very badly designed station. There are no signs so you don't know which way to…read moreexit. The staff are the ticket office are not friendly nor helpful and don't speak English correctly (I speak 5 languages but not Italian fluently). Tickets are outrageously expensive. They say to go on foot if we can't buy the ticket. They also charge €5 per bag to store luggage while you can leave them at the tourist office for free.

A delightful little station in Como. Direct access to Milan and Como, and easy walk form the lake…read more A cozy little bar inside while you wait for your train. Quaint and easy!