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The journey from Munich to Milan by train is 216.4 mi and takes 7 h 11 min. There are 227 connections per day, with the first departure at 1:01am and the last at 12:59am. It is possible to travel from Munich to Milan by train for as little as $10.16 or as much as $82.11. The best price for this journey is $10.16.

Best Price $10.16
Journey Duration 7 h 11 min
Connection per Day 227
Lowest Price $10.16
Highest Price $82.11
First Departure 1:01am
Last Departure 12:59am
Distance 216.4 mi
Departure Munich
Arrival Milan
Carriers DB - Regionalbahn, Go-Ahead Baden-Württemberg,

Munich to Milan Train Times

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    $10.16
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    $13.09
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    $13.09
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    $10.16
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    $17.35
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Departure date
Wednesday,Dec 06 2023
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Traveling from Munich to Milan by Train

The approximate distance between Munich and Milan is 216.9 mi. Travelers embarking on this journey can expect an average duration of 9 h 12 min, depending on the service type and the number of stops en route. With 359 daily connections, options abound for passengers, be it the speed-centric EuroCity (EC) or other regional train variants. The journey generally commences from Munich's Muenchen Hbf, München Ost, München, Hauptbahnhof Süd, Monaco Di Baviera, Monaco Ost., Munich Main Station and München, Hbf Nord and culminates at Milan's Milano Centrale, Milano Lambrate, Milano Porta Garibaldi and Milan Rogoredo, with ticket prices starting around $10.16.

Traveling between Munich and Milan via Deutsche Bahn's ICE and Trenitalia's EuroCity offers more than just transportation. Ergonomically-designed interiors ensure Munich's first-class providing added luxury like leather seats. Both trains feature Wi-Fi and power outlets, addressing modern connectivity needs. The onboard dining offers a mix of German and Italian culinary delights, from Bavarian beers to Italian espressos. The journey is a visual treat, traversing Germany's landscapes, the magnificent Alps, and Italy's urban centers. Multilingual staff, accessibility features, and top-notch service complete the experience, making this rail journey a blend of convenience and culture.

Milan at a Glance

Once the train halts in Milan, a city steeped in history, art, and fashion welcomes its guests. The city's architecture narrates stories spanning centuries. The juxtaposition is evident from the Gothic spires of the Milan Cathedral to the modern skyscrapers defining its skyline. Art enthusiasts find solace in the numerous galleries and museums. Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Last Supper' is a centerpiece. Meanwhile, fashion fans recognize it as a global capital, with its designer boutiques and the revered Fashion Week.

What to Do in Milan:

  1. Duomo di Milano: Visit this iconic Gothic cathedral and consider climbing to the rooftop for panoramic city views.
  2. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: Stroll through one of the world's oldest shopping malls, boasting high-end shops and eateries.
  3. Pinacoteca di Brera: Explore Milan's primary public gallery for paintings, with works from masters like Caravaggio and Raphael.
  4. Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci: Book in advance to see this iconic mural in the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
  5. Sforza Castle (Castello Sforzesco): Discover a historic fortress and museum complex with various collections from Egyptian art to Michelangelo’s “Rondanini Pietà.”
  6. Teatro alla Scala: If you're an opera enthusiast, catch a performance at this world-renowned opera house. Otherwise, a tour is worthwhile.
  7. Navigli District: Wander through this picturesque canal district, which is incredibly vibrant during the evening.
  8. Modern Art Gallery (GAM): Dive into Milan's collection of 19th-century modern art.
  9. Design Museum (Triennale di Milano): Understand Milan's significance in global design at this dedicated museum.

What to Eat in Milan:

  1. Risotto alla Milanese: Creamy rice dish brightened with saffron and often served with osso buco: Braised veal shanks, slow-cooked and traditionally served with gremolata.
  2. Panettone: Milanese Christmas cake, but enjoyed all year round, filled with candieMilan'ss and raisins.
  3. Cotoletta alla Milanese: Breaded and fried veal (or pork) cutlet, similar to a schnitzel but bone-in.
  4. Cassoeula: A hearty stew made with pork meat and cabbage.
  5. Polenta: Often served as an accompaniment, this cornmeal dish can be creamy or solidified and sliced.
  6. Torrone: A nougat dessert made from honey, sugar, egg whites, and toasted nuts.
  7. Busecca: A Milanese tripe soup.
  8. Negroni Sbagliato: A Milan-born variation of the classic Negroni cocktail, where sparkling wine replaces the gin.
  9. Pizzoccheri: Although originally from the Valtellina region, this buckwheat pasta dish with potatoes, cheese, and greens is popular in Milan.

Travel Tips for the Munich-Milan Train Journey

  1. Tickets: Book in advance, especially during peak seasons like summer or significant events. This not only guarantees a seat but often results in cost savings.
  2. Luggage: While trains are more accommodating than planes regarding baggage, it's practical to travel light. This facilitates easy boarding, disembarking, and transfers, if any.
  3. Documents: Apart from tickets, carry relevant identification. For non-EU citizens, a passport might be mandatory. Always check visa regulations if applicable.
  4. Onboard Etiquette: Respect fellow passengers. Keep noise levels to a minimum, especially in quiet zones. If you wish to converse on the phone or listen to music, use headphones.
  5. Arrival in Milan: Familiarize yourself with Milan's public transport system beforehand. Milan's extensive tram, bus, and metro network makes navigating the city straightforward. Investing in a day or multi-day transport pass might be worthwhile, depending on your stay duration.

The train journey from Munich to Milan is more than mere travel. It's an expedition through Europe, punctuated by stunning visuals. Tools like Virail can be instrumental in planning this journey, providing travelers with many options tailored to their preferences and budget.

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Dec 06
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$10.16
$25.65
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Dec 07
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$11.62
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Dec 08
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Cheap tickets from Munich to Milan
Looking for the best deal on a train ticket for your trip? Here are 4 ways to get cheap train tickets from Munich to Milan.

Book in advance and save

If you're looking for the best deal for your trip from Munich to Milan, booking train tickets in advance is a great way to save money, but keep in mind that advance tickets are usually not available until 3 months before your travel date.

Stay flexible with your travel time and explore off-peak journeys

Planning your trips around off-peak travel times not only means that you'll be able to avoid the crowds, but can also end up saving you money. Being flexible with your schedule and considering alternative routes or times will significantly impact the amount of money you spend on getting from Munich to Milan.

Always check special offers

Checking on the latest deals can help save a lot of money, making it worth taking the time to browse and compare prices. So make sure you get the best deal on your ticket and take advantage of special fares for children, youth and seniors as well as discounts for groups.

Unlock the potential of slower trains or connecting trains

If you're planning a trip with some flexible time, why not opt for the scenic route? Taking slower trains or connecting trains that make more stops may save you money on your ticket – definitely worth considering if it fits in your schedule.

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Train companies may charge higher ticket prices as the date of departure approaches. Prices in the next days can range from around $11 to $31 but may be subject to change. Our advice is to book as early as possible to potentially save up to 63% on your trip!

Best time to book cheap train tickets from Munich to Milan

The cheapest Munich - Milan train tickets can be found for as low as $32 if you’re lucky, or $41 on average. The most expensive ticket can cost as much as $52.

Find the best day to travel to Milan by train

When travelling to Milan by train, if you want to avoid crowds you can check how frequently our customers are travelling in the next 30-days using the graph below. On average, the peak hours to travel are between 6:30am and 9am in the morning, or between 4pm and 7pm in the evening. Please keep this in mind when travelling to your point of departure as you may need some extra time to arrive, particularly in big cities!

Carriers on this route

Find out more about the carriers on this route.

The ÖBB Nightjet, operated by the Austrian Federal Railways (ÖBB), offers overnight train travel between major European cities, providing a convenient and comfortable way to journey through the night. The Nightjet trains are equipped with sleeping cabins, couchettes, and seats, offering passengers a comfortable and convenient way to travel long distances while they sleep. The service runs throughout Austria and extends to neighboring countries such as Germany, Switzerland, Italy, and the Czech Republic.

Eurocity is a cross-border train service that connects major cities in Europe. It is a joint venture between national railway companies in different countries, such as Deutsche Bahn in Germany, SNCF in France, and SBB in Switzerland. Eurocity trains offer comfortable and convenient travel options for passengers, with amenities such as air conditioning, dining cars, and Wi-Fi. The service operates on a regular schedule and provides connections between cities such as Paris, Berlin, Milan, and Vienna. Eurocity trains are a popular choice for travelers who want to explore multiple destinations in Europe without the hassle of driving or flying.

EuroNight is a type of international overnight train service that operates in Europe. It is operated by various national railway companies and offers comfortable sleeping accommodations, dining cars, and other amenities for passengers traveling long distances. EuroNight trains typically run between major cities in different countries, such as Paris and Berlin or Vienna and Budapest. They are often a popular choice for travelers who want to save time and money by combining transportation and accommodation costs. However, in recent years, many EuroNight routes have been discontinued or replaced by high-speed trains, as the demand for overnight travel has decreased.

Frecciarossa, operated by Trenitalia, the national railway company, is a renowned high-speed train service in Italy. FRECCIAROSSA trains, reaching speeds of up to 300 km/h, connect major cities including Rome, Milan, Naples, Florence, and Turin.

Bayerische Regiobahn (BRB) is a regional railway company based in Bavaria, Germany. It operates passenger services on several lines in the region, including the Munich-Augsburg line, the Munich-Landshut-Regensburg line, and the Munich-Mühldorf-Simbach line. BRB was founded in 2008 as a subsidiary of Transdev Germany, and it has since become a major player in the Bavarian rail market. The company operates a fleet of modern trains, including electric multiple units and diesel railcars, and it has a reputation for providing reliable and efficient services to its customers. BRB is committed to sustainable transport and has implemented a number of measures to reduce its environmental impact.

Ticket types and facilities from Munich to Milan

Compare the different ticket types and the facilities provided by EuroCity, Frecciarossa and Nightjet when traveling from Munich to Milan.

Second Class

With Deutsche Bahn's Eurocity trains, a second-class ticket guarantees you a more affordable journey. Throughout your trip, you can access basic facilities like electrical outlets, air conditioning, and a bar carriage.

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First Class

If you wish to elevate your travel experience in a quieter place with additional services such as adjustable seats, more legroom, catering service, and seat selection, you can opt for the first-class tickets on Deutsche Bahn's Eurocity trains.

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Standard

Standard is the basic level of service and includes a comfortable seat and access to basic onboard services. Coaches 5-8 are for the Standard level with seats covered in gray eco-leather.

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Premium

Premium service includes a wider seat, more legroom, and access to additional amenities such as a welcome drink and a choice of newspapers. Coach 4 on the Frecciarossa 1000 train is reserved for the Premium level.

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Executive

Executive is the highest level of service and includes all of the amenities of the Business level, as well as a personal entertainment system, and gourmet meals served by a dedicated onboard chef.

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Business

Business service is designed for business travelers and includes all of the amenities of the Premium level, as well as access to a dedicated Business Lounge and priority boarding. Coaches 2 and 3 of Frecciarossa 1000 are reserved for the Business level of service.

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Seated carriage

These tickets are ideal for shorter journeys during the day, featuring comfortable seats in air-conditioned carriages.

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Couchette

These tickets provide a more affordable option for overnight travel, with bunk beds in shared compartments that can accommodate up to 6 passengers.

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Sleeper cabin

These are the most comfortable Nightjet tickets, featuring single, double, or triple compartments with beds, blankets, and pillows for a good night's sleep.

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Second Class

Deutshce Bahn's second class ensures a comfortable journey with standard seating arrangements with free Wi-Fi, power socket, and. Second class passengers can buy food and drinks from the bar/bistro car or restaurant car.

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First Class

First Class travel with Deutsche Bahn provides a luxurious experience with comfortable seats and many amenities such as spacious seating with personalized on-seat service and exclusive lounge access at major stations. First-class passengers can have their orders delivered to their seats, but if you do not want to wait, you can also dine in the restaurant car or buy food and drinks from the bar/bistro car.

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Second Class

On SBB Intercity trains, in addition to basic amenities for Second Class ticket, there's a Family Zone specially designed to offer comfort for families with children. If you get hungry during the journey, you can enjoy tasty meals in the restaurant carriage.

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First Class

In the First Class of SBB Intercity, you can benefit from personal power socket, more comfortable seats, and larger luggage space. Some IC trains also offer quiet zones and business areas.

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Facility Description

Find out more about the carriers on this route.

Power sockets
DB's EC trains feature recently updated coaches equipped with power sockets.
WiFi
Deutsche Bahn is progressively adding free WiFi to their EC trains.
Luggage
On DB Eurocity trains, you can bring any amount of luggage without restrictions. Store small bags either in the overhead racks or beneath your seats. For bigger luggage items, use the racks found in the compartments or close to the exterior doors.
Accessibility
The Mobility Service assists with boarding, disembarking, and train transitions. Additionally, the staff is ready to address any inquiries or provide support to ensure a smooth journey.
Food and drink
On EC trains, dine in the onboard restaurant or grab a quick bite from the bistro. First Class passengers receive complimentary meals at their seat. DB provides diverse, locally-sourced food options, including vegetarian and vegan choices.
Air conditioning
DB's EC trains now boast modernized carriages with air conditioning.
WiFi
On Frecciarossa trains, free WiFi is available. Use their Portale FRECCE service to watch movies, TV, and catch up on news. It also provides travel updates and additional booking options.
Quiet zone
Seek serenity? Frecciarossa offers designated quiet zones for Business Class to ensure a peaceful journey, free from distractions.
Power sockets
No matter the model – be it ETR 500, ETR 600, ETR 700, or ETR 1000 – every seat comes with its power socket to keep your devices charged.
Luggage
On Frecciarossa trains, you won't face any restrictions on the amount of luggage you can bring on board. You can easily stow small bags and items in overhead racks or under your seat, while larger suitcases can be placed in the luggage racks situated in the compartments or close to the exterior doors.
Accessibility
Special assistance is a call away for those who require it. Dial the toll-free 800 90 60 60 from Italian landlines or the international number +3902323232 from any phone, including from abroad.
Food and drink
Satiate your hunger at the FrecciaBistrò, stationed at the train's center. Or, for added convenience, order directly to your seat through the Portale FRECCE's EasyBistrò. Premium and Business Class travelers receive complimentary snacks and drinks, while Executive Class passengers delight in gourmet meals curated by chef Carlo Cracc.
Air conditioning
No matter the weather outside, stay comfortably cool with onboard air-conditioning.
Bicycle
Folding bikes are allowed as hand luggage, while non-folding bikes need to be disassembled and placed in travel cases shown to the conductor or platform staff before boarding, and stowed in a specific part of the train.
WiFi
Wifi service is currently unavailable on Nighthet.
Quiet zone
Private compartments are available on ÖBB Nightjets. In couchette cars, 1-6 persons (1-3 adults; max. 5 children up to the age of 14) can travel at a low fixed rate. Moreover, for everyone's comfort, there's a quiet time enforced from 10:00 p.m. to 8:00 a.m. Main lights in sleeper and couchette sections should be off during this period.
Power sockets
Apart from standard outlets, the new Nightjet offers USB charging and inductive charging stations.
Luggage
When travelling on an ÖBB Nightjet train, you're allowed to check only one suitcase and one piece of hand luggage. Ensure your luggage is stored in a manner that doesn't inconvenience or obstruct others. Remember the guidelines for luggage storage: Easily stowable items should go in the overhead racks, while bulkier luggage should be placed under the seat or in designated luggage racks. Always keep passageways, doors, and escape routes clear for everyone's safety.
Accessibility
Certain routes offer coaches with wheelchair-friendly compartments and nearby restrooms, accommodating a passenger with a wheelchair and a companion.
Food and drink
Day coach travelers can buy snacks and drinks from onboard staff. Couchette ticket holders get mineral water and a Viennese breakfast. Sleeper cabin passengers enjoy a welcome drink, evening snack, mineral water, and a customized breakfast. Specific dietary requests for Nightjet meals should be emailed at least 72 hours before departure.
Air conditioning
Every compartment in sleeper, couchette, and seating carriages has individual air conditioning controls.
Bicycle
On Nightjets connecting Germany, Austria, and Switzerland, bikes are welcome with a specific ticket and reservation. ÖBB Nightjet also allows items like pushchairs and musical instruments. Use the ÖBB service to transport bikes within Austria. Folding bikes are free if they're within 110 cm x 80 cm x 40 cm. Ensure e-bike batteries are charged, and note bikes can't be on buses during rail interruptions.
WiFi
On ICE trains, enjoy free WiFi and access the ICE portal for movies, TV shows, audiobooks, games, and reading material.
Quiet zone
Seek tranquillity on ICE Frankfurt in Coach 21 (second class) and Coach 28/29 (first class). On ICE 104/105 Basel, it's Coach 31 (second class) and Coach 38/39 (first class).
Power sockets
Stay charged with a power socket available for every two seats on the train.
Luggage
On ICE-trains, you can bring any amount of luggage without restrictions. Store small bags either in the overhead racks or beneath your seats. For bigger luggage items, use the racks found in the compartments or close to the exterior doors.
Accessibility
For assistance in boarding, changing trains, or other queries, reach out to DB’s Mobility Service. The staff is always ready to assist and ensure a smooth journey.
Food and drink
With ICE, choose between a full menu at the onboard restaurant or quick snacks at the bistro. For First Class passengers, complimentary food and drinks are served directly to your seat. DB's diverse menu, updated quarterly, features local and vegetarian/vegan options.
Air conditioning
ICE trains not only offer air conditioning but are also innovating with eco-friendly systems that both cool and heat using natural refrigerants.
Bicycle
On Deutsche Bahn trains, make sure it's disassembled and snugly packed in a case or cover with your name labeled on it, and you can bring it on board for free. You're also allowed one regular and one hand luggage item. Just ensure your bike doesn't get in the way of other travelers or block aisles. Note: Special bikes aren't permitted, but if you're an international traveler, there's no need to worry about peak-time restrictions.
WiFi
Deutsche Bahn is rolling out free WiFi on their IC trains, with some already offering the service.
Power sockets
All seats in both classes have power sockets on DB IC trains.
Luggage
On IC trains, you can bring any amount of luggage without restrictions. Store small bags either in the overhead racks or beneath your seats. For bigger luggage items, use the racks found in the compartments or close to the exterior doors.
Accessibility
Deutsche Bahn's Mobility Service provides assistance for boarding, disembarking, and train transfers. Staff are on hand to address questions and ensure a smooth trip.
Food and drink
On the DB IC trains, there's a restaurant for meals or a bistro for snacks. You can eat at the bistro or in your seat. First Class passengers get free food at their seat. The menu changes but always has local food, including vegetarian and vegan choices.
Air conditioning
Intercity trains have air-conditioned sections.
Bicycle
For IC trains, a ticket and reservation are required for bicycles, with the reservation cost included. Bikes are typically stored in second class carriages, though your seat may be elsewhere.
Services on board DB - Regionalbahn, EuroNight and DB - InterCityNight from Munich to Milan
Compare services on board when travelling from Munich to Milan by train.
Facilities DB - Regionalbahn EuroNight DB - InterCityNight DB - InterCity Express (ICE) Bayerische Regiobahn DB - Intercity EuroCity Bodensee-Oberschwaben-Bahn DB - Interregio Express (IRE) DB - EuroCity Express (ECE) DB - Regional Express Katamaran Frecciarossa Nightjet ÖBB - Interregio (IR)
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