This train station is absolutely gorgeous, but it's also so easy to get lost within it. There is a…read morelack of signage and plenty of stores and underground levels. I had only been once before when I was a teenager and I wasn't doing the navigating. If you're arriving, it's an easy experience because you can hop off your train and get a nice bite to eat or explore shops. You can also easily hop on the metro to get to different spots in Milan. On our recent trip, we weren't leaving from this train station so it seemed a bit easier. The one frustrating part was trying to find a bathroom for my mom. The bathroom lines are long and an awkward €1.20. Besides this, I mostly enjoyed my time at this station. I loved looking at the large timetable of departing trains

Milano Centrale was huge and beautiful. The architecture was breath taking. It was like being in a…read moremuseum but it's a train station. There were plenty of shops and restaurants inside. It was easy to find the Uber station which was a plus.

Milano Cadorna is in a good spot within the city, being close to Castello Sforzesco. It has 10…read moreplatforms and serves the Malpensa Express, for those heading to Malpensa Airport. There are a couple of shops inside to get essentials or a snack/drink before getting on your train, and a Carrefour Express across the way for basic grocery essentials. The station is easy to follow, with the huge red posts being an iconic and instantly recognisable symbol of the station. Not too big, or exciting, but certainly does the job, even though it certainly can't compete with Milano Centrale. 3*

Efficient and clean. That's what a train station in Europe should be. Well done.read more

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!

The train station is surprisingly small considering how busy it can get and how popular Como is…read more You're really only going to see a few rail options outside a small interior. There are some basic amenities here like a ticket stand, convenience store, and toilet. Prices into this station are thankfully cheap but expect the trains to get full fast and be fairly busy, especially on weekends.

We took the train from Lake como back to Milan from the railway station in Como. It was a…read morerelatively small train station with a couple of lines going and the train ride from Como to Milan Centrale was pretty short around 40 minutes. Como is a pretty small city and I wouldn't mind staying a couple of days on our next trip to the area. I did see a train heading to Zurich from there as the northern area of Italy neighbors Switzerland. For a small town Como is pretty much swamped with visitors and with no airport the railway station is the main transportation hub. 4 star railway station that does the job close to the city which is very walkable.

Train station is kind of OK but definitely very confusing for a tourist. We hop on different…read moretrains few times....They have few shops- Laderach chocolates, pharmacy and everybody spoke in English which was very nice. I highly recommend to buy tickets not at the machine because many were broken and glitch, but instead wait in the line inside at SBB office. they help us to purchase first class train ride to Zurich! but on the way back to Milan I purchase wrong tickets and we had to leave the train after they checked our tickets. Again so many different train companies that I got confused. Also platforms may change so watch out. Also we had ticino card provided by our hotel and we had all public transport for free. Was so convenient, we could even use funicular for free instead of taking steps.

This station is located up the hill from the lake. We took the scenic train back to Italy after the…read more'Maggiore Express' boat ride. The scenic train is located across the tracks and down a flight of stairs. We purchased our tickets as part of the boat expedition but you can take the scenic train w/o the boat ride and purchase your tickets at the counter also located in the underground station. This is not the ticket window in the main station. Walk around the end of the tracks and there is a covered stair case going down. This is where you purchase your ticket for the scenic train. It makes many stops at very remote areas and take in beautiful scenery. If you are not taking the scenic train, there are ticket windows and ticket machines in the main terminal as well as waiting area and a coffee shop is nearby.

Both Centrale and Repubblica are about the same distance from my hotel and so I decided to try this…read morestation as well. Simple enough and easy to access though some additional street level signage would have been helpful. I did manage to find the stairs. Repubblica is an underground station and there are the usual automated ticket vending machines and such. It is an island platform, which means that the doors will open on the left. The station is apparently handicapped accessible. The station is on Line 3 (Yellow) between Central (towards Comasina) and Turati (towards San Donato). [Review 10704 overall, 472 of 2019.]