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Flights to Milan
Book flights to Milan with flynas and discover one of Italy's most exciting city destinations. Known for its architecture, fashion, shopping, art and food, Milan combines historic landmarks with modern neighbourhoods and easy access to destinations across northern Italy.
From visiting the magnificent Milan Cathedral and exploring Brera to shopping in the city's famous fashion districts or taking a day trip to Lake Como, Milan offers plenty to experience whether you are visiting for a short city break or a longer Italian holiday.
Plan your journey, find flights to Milan and start exploring the city with flynas.
Flying to Milan with flynas
Plan your trip to Milan with a range of flynas services and booking options designed to help you customise your journey according to your fare, availability and travel needs.
Food & drinks
Passengers can choose from a selection of meals, snacks and beverages available during the flight, depending on the services offered and fare type.
Baggage options
Choose the baggage allowance that suits your journey when booking. Additional baggage can also be added through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to applicable conditions.
Seat selection
Select your preferred seat before travelling through the flynas website or mobile app, subject to availability and applicable conditions.
Travelling with animals
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Accessibility & assistance
If you require additional assistance due to reduced mobility or other special requirements, review the available services and request appropriate support through our Special Services page.
Arriving in Milan
Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) is one of the main international airports serving Milan and the surrounding Lombardy region. Travellers arriving at Malpensa have several options for continuing their journey into Milan and other destinations in northern Italy.
Train
Rail services connect Milan Malpensa Airport with central Milan, providing a convenient option for travellers heading into the city.
Bus & coach
Bus and coach services operate between the airport and central Milan, as well as other destinations in the surrounding region.
Taxi & private transfer
Taxis and pre-arranged private transfers are available for travellers who prefer a direct journey from the airport to their accommodation or destination.
Car
Hiring a car can be useful if your itinerary includes destinations outside Milan, particularly if you plan to explore more of Lombardy or northern Italy.
At Milan Malpensa Airport
Milan Malpensa Airport offers a range of passenger facilities and services for international travellers arriving in or departing from Milan.
Restaurants & cafés
Restaurants, cafés and food outlets are available across the airport, with options varying by terminal and departure area.
Shopping
Travellers can find shops offering fashion, travel essentials, gifts and other products throughout the airport.
Airport services
Passenger information, assistance services and other facilities are available throughout the airport to support travellers during their journey.
Best things to do in Milan
Milan offers much more than fashion and shopping. Historic architecture, museums, neighbourhoods, restaurants and cultural attractions make the city suitable for everything from weekend breaks to longer stays.
Visit Milan Cathedral
Standing at the heart of the city, Milan Cathedral – the Duomo di Milano – is Milan's most recognisable landmark. Explore the cathedral and its surroundings before discovering the historic centre on foot.
Explore the historic centre
Walk through central Milan to discover grand squares, historic streets, cafés, shops and some of the city's best-known architectural landmarks.
Discover Milan's art & culture
Milan has a rich cultural scene with museums, galleries, historic buildings and exhibitions covering everything from classical art to contemporary design.
Experience Milan's fashion scene
As one of the world's best-known fashion destinations, Milan offers everything from luxury boutiques and international labels to independent stores and Italian designers.
Explore Navigli
Discover Milan's canal district, known for its restaurants, cafés, shops and lively atmosphere. Navigli is particularly popular for an evening walk or meal.
Watch football in Milan
Football is an important part of Milan's identity. Sports fans can explore the city's football culture and experience match-day atmosphere when fixtures coincide with their visit.
Take a day trip from Milan
Milan is well positioned for exploring northern Italy. Popular day-trip possibilities include Lake Como and other destinations across the Lombardy region.
Places to visit in Milan
Piazza del Duomo
The city's central square is surrounded by some of Milan's most recognisable architecture and provides an ideal starting point for exploring the historic centre.
Milan Cathedral
The Duomo di Milano dominates the city centre and is one of Italy's most famous architectural landmarks.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Located beside the Duomo, this historic shopping arcade is known for its distinctive architecture, cafés and luxury stores.
Sforza Castle
This historic fortress is one of Milan's major landmarks and provides access to museums, exhibitions and nearby green spaces.
Sempione Park
Located behind Sforza Castle, Sempione Park provides a green escape within central Milan and is ideal for walking or relaxing between sightseeing stops.
Brera
Explore one of Milan's most distinctive neighbourhoods, known for its historic streets, restaurants, cafés, boutiques and artistic character.
Porta Nuova
Discover Milan's contemporary side through the modern architecture, public spaces, restaurants and shopping around Porta Nuova.
Shopping in Milan
Shopping is one of Milan's biggest attractions, with options ranging from luxury fashion houses to high-street stores, markets and independent boutiques.
Quadrilatero della Moda
Milan's famous fashion district is home to luxury boutiques, Italian designers and international fashion houses.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Combine sightseeing with shopping inside one of Milan's most recognisable historic buildings.
Corso Buenos Aires
For a broader mix of shops and international brands, Corso Buenos Aires is one of Milan's major shopping streets.
Food to try in Milan
Milan's food scene combines traditional Lombard cuisine with restaurants representing regions from across Italy and around the world.
Risotto alla Milanese
A classic Milanese rice dish traditionally prepared with saffron, giving it its distinctive colour and flavour.
Ossobuco
A traditional Milanese dish of slow-cooked veal shank, often served alongside risotto.
Cotoletta alla Milanese
A breaded cutlet associated with Milanese cuisine and found on menus throughout the city.
Italian cafés & gelato
Make time for Milan's cafés, bakeries and gelaterias while exploring the city, whether for a morning coffee or an afternoon break.
Where to eat in Milan
Brera, Navigli, the city centre and neighbourhoods beyond the main tourist areas offer a wide selection of restaurants, cafés and casual dining options.
Where to stay in Milan
The best area to stay in Milan depends on whether you want to be close to major attractions, nightlife, shopping, transport connections or quieter neighbourhoods.
| City Centre | Ideal for first-time visitors who want to stay close to the Duomo, shopping and major attractions. |
| Brera | A good choice for historic streets, restaurants, cafés, boutiques and Milan's artistic side. |
| Navigli | Popular for restaurants, evening atmosphere and the city's canal district. |
| Milano Centrale area | Convenient for travellers prioritising rail connections and onward journeys from Milan. |
| Porta Nuova | Suitable for travellers looking for modern Milan, contemporary architecture and convenient city connections. |
Getting around Milan
Milan has an extensive public transport network, making it possible to explore many of the city's main neighbourhoods and attractions without a car.
Metro
The Milan Metro is a convenient option for travelling between many of the city's major districts, transport hubs and attractions.
Trams
Milan's tram network is both a practical way to get around and a distinctive part of the city's streetscape.
Buses
Bus services complement the metro and tram networks and provide connections across the city.
Taxis
Taxis are available throughout Milan and can be useful for direct journeys, travelling with luggage or reaching locations that are less convenient by public transport.
Trains
Milan's railway stations provide connections to destinations throughout Italy, making the city a convenient base for exploring beyond Milan.
Weather in Milan
Milan experiences four distinct seasons. Summers are generally warm, while winters can be cold. Spring and autumn typically bring milder conditions, although weather can vary throughout the year.
Check the latest weather forecast before travelling and pack according to the season and activities you have planned.
Milan travel tips
Currency
Italy uses the euro (EUR).
Language
Italian is the official language. English is also commonly used in many hotels, attractions, restaurants and other visitor-focused locations.
Plan your transport
Public transport is useful for exploring Milan, while trains can make it easy to include other northern Italian destinations in your itinerary.
Explore beyond the main attractions
Allow time to explore neighbourhoods such as Brera and Navigli alongside Milan's major landmarks for a broader experience of the city.
Consider a day trip
If your itinerary allows, Milan can be used as a base for exploring destinations elsewhere in Lombardy and northern Italy, including Lake Como.
Entry requirements
Visa and entry requirements for Italy depend on your nationality and travel circumstances. Check the latest requirements with the relevant official authorities before travelling.
Frequently asked questions about flights to Milan
Which airport serves Milan?
Milan is served by several airports. Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) is one of the main international airports serving the city and the wider Lombardy region.
What are the best things to do in Milan?
Popular experiences include visiting Milan Cathedral, exploring the historic centre and Brera, walking around Navigli, shopping in the city's fashion districts, discovering museums and galleries, and experiencing Milan's food and football culture.
Where should I stay in Milan?
The city centre is convenient for major landmarks, Brera is popular for its historic and artistic atmosphere, Navigli offers restaurants and evening activity, while the areas around Milano Centrale and Porta Nuova provide convenient transport connections.
How do I get around Milan?
Milan has metro, tram and bus services, along with taxis and rail connections. The best option will depend on your destination and travel plans.
What currency is used in Milan?
The official currency is the euro (EUR).
What language is spoken in Milan?
Italian is the official language, while English is also used in many visitor-focused locations.
Can I visit Lake Como from Milan?
Yes. Milan's location and rail connections make it possible to include Lake Como and other destinations in northern Italy as part of a wider itinerary.
Do I need a visa to travel to Milan?
Visa and entry requirements depend on your nationality and travel circumstances. Check the latest Italian and Schengen entry requirements with the relevant official authorities before travelling.
Can I use nasmiles when booking flights to Milan?
Eligible nasmiles members can earn or redeem nasmiles when booking qualifying flynas flights, subject to programme terms and conditions.
One-Way Flights to Milan!
From | To | Fare Type | Dates | Price | |
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| Riyadh (RUH) | Milan (MXP) | One-way / | Depart: Tue 08 Dec | From SAR599.00 Seen: 9 hrs ago |