Milan Metro (Metropolitana di Milano)

The Milan Metro is a rapid transit system serving Milan, Italy, operated by Azienda Trasporti Milanese. Inaugurated on November 1, 1964, the metro system has evolved into a sophisticated network, providing efficient and convenient travel for Milan's residents and visitors. The network consists of 5 lines, identified by different numbers and colours, with a total network length of 104.1 kilometres, and a total of 113 stations, most of which are underground. Noted for their architectural diversity, metro stations display a blend of contemporary design and historical influences, providing passengers with functional and aesthetically pleasing transit hubs.

Operator
Operation start1 November 1964
Total Lines7 Metro Lines
Total Station126 Active Stations
Metro City/CountryMilan Italy
Official Webhttps://www.atm.it/en/Pages/default.aspx

Metro linesStationsTerminal stations
▣ M1 Line31Sesto I Maggio ⇄ Rho Fieramilano
▣ M1 Line27Sesto I Maggio ⇄ Bisceglie
▣ M2 Line31Cascina Antonietta ⇄ Assago Milanofiori Forum
▣ M2 Line23Cologno Nord ⇄ Piazza Abbiategrasso
▣ M3 Line21Comasina ⇄ San Donato
▣ M4 Line21San Cristoforo FS ⇄ Linate Aeroporto
▣ M5 Line19Bignami ⇄ San Siro Stadio

  • The Milan Metro, officially known as the Metropolitana di Milano, began operations on November 1, 1964, marking the beginning of its service as a major component of Milan's transportation network.
  • The metro system in Milan is seamlessly integrated with other forms of public transport, including buses, trams and regional trains, creating an extensive and well-connected transit network.
  • Metro stations in Milan display architectural diversity, ranging from modern designs to reflecting historical and artistic influences, enhancing the overall urban aesthetic.
  • The Line M5 is notable for its driverless operation, incorporating advanced automation technology for efficient and accurate service.
  • Milan Metro stations feature artistic installations, sculptures and murals, which contribute to the cultural richness of the city and provide passengers with an engaging travel experience.
  • Many metro stations have been constructed deep underground, using advanced engineering techniques for efficient land use and safe transportation.
  • The Milan Metro serves a significant daily ridership, playing a vital role in reducing traffic congestion and providing a fast and reliable mode of transportation for the city's residents.
  • Milan continues to invest in the expansion and modernization of its metro system, with plans to further expand existing lines and potentially introduce new lines to accommodate the city's growth.
  • The Milan Metro incorporates environmentally conscious practices, aligning with the city's efforts to promote sustainability and reduce the ecological impact of urban transportation.