Trains for the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympics

Suburban lines from Milano Porta Garibaldi, Milano Cadorna, and Milano Rogoredo offer high-frequency connections to the main destinations throughout the day.

From 5 to 22 February, the suburban train service will be extended until 2.00 and beyond; the service on the Milan Metro lines will also be extended to ensure connections.

Below are the latest night trains from Milano Porta Garibaldi, Cadorna, and Rogoredo.

From Milano Porta Garibaldi

• Last train to Lodi (S1 line): 2.14
• Last train to Varese (S5 line): 2.04
• Last train to Gallarate (S5 line): 2.34
• Last train to Treviglio (S5 line): 2.25
• Last train to Novara (S6 line): 2.19
• Last train to Lecco (S8 line): 2.22
• Last train to Como (S11 line): 2.09
• Last train to Pavia (S13 line): 2.03
• Last train to Milano Bovisa (S13 line): 2.26

From Milano Cadorna

• Last train to Saronno (S3 line): 2.02
• Last train to Seveso (S4 line): 2.23

From Milano Rogoredo

• Last train to Albairate (S19 line): 2.01

The RE51 Milano Centrale–Malpensa T1-T2 and RE54 Milano Cadorna–Malpensa T1-T2 lines connect the main stations in the city of Milan to the two terminals at Malpensa Airport. The trains stop at Milano Porta Garibaldi, Milano Bovisa, Saronno, Busto Arsizio.

From 23 January, the RE51 Milano Centrale–Malpensa line will be extended to Gallarate. From 23 January to 24 February 2026, the service hours on the connection will be extended: a train will run every 30 minutes from early morning until late at night.

From 23 January to 4 February and from 23 to 24 February, the service will be active during the following time slots:

Malpensa–Milano Centrale:

• • Malpensa T2–Milano Centrale first train at 5.34 and last train at 1.34
  • Milano Centrale–Malpensa T1/T2 first train at 4.55 and last train at 1.25

Malpensa–Gallarate (connections for Varese, Luino and Domodossola):

• • Malpensa T1–Gallarate first train at 5.51 and last train at 2.21
  • Gallarate–Malpensa T1/T2 first train at 5.24 and last train at 1.24

From 5 to 22 February, the service will be active during the following time slots:

Malpensa–Milano Centrale:

• • Malpensa T2–Milano Centrale first train at 5.34 and last train at 2.34
  • Milano Centrale–Malpensa first train at 4.55 and last train at 2.25

Malpensa–Gallarate (connections for Varese, Luino and Domodossola):

• • Malpensa T1–Gallarate first train at 5.51 and last train at 3.21
  • Gallarate–Malpensa T1/T2 first train at 5.24 and last train at 2.24

The RE54 Milano Cadorna–Malpensa line runs every 30 minutes in each direction between Milano Cadorna and Malpensa, from 4.00 to midnight.

Malpensa–Milano Cadorna

• First train departure: 5.20
• Last train departure: 00.20

Milano Cadorna–Malpensa

• First train departure: 4.26
• Last train departure: 23.26

The RE6 Milan–Brescia–Verona line connects Milan, Brescia, and Verona, running along the shores of Lake Garda.

The train runs once every hour in each direction from 6.00 to 22.00, Monday to Friday. More trains are scheduled on Saturdays and holidays.

From Verona to Milan

• First train departure: 5.43
• Last train departure: 21.43

From Milan to Verona

• First train departure: 6.25
• Last train departure: 22.25; Friday and Saturday 23.25

The RE8 Milan–Tirano line connects Milano Centrale to Valtellina.

From 6 to 22 February, a train will run every 30 minutes in each direction between 4.00 and 3.00.

All trains stop in Monza, Lecco, Bellano, Colico, Morbegno, Sondrio, Tresenda.

One train per hour stops in Abbadia Lariana, Mandello, Lierna, Varenna, and Ponte in Valtellina.

Milan–Tirano

• First train: Milano Centrale 4.20 – Tirano 6.54

Tirano–Milan

• Last train: Tirano 00.31 – Milano Centrale 3.20 (stops at Tresenda-Aprica-Teglio, Ponte in Valtellina, Sondrio, San Pietro Berbenno, Morbegno, Colico, Piona, Dorio, Dervio, Bellano, Varenna, Fiumelatte, Lierna, Olcio, Mandello del Lario, Abbadia Lariana, Lecco, Monza)

During the Olympic period, the R12 Sondrio–Tirano and R13 Lecco–Colico–Sondrio lines will be replaced by buses; the service will be organised to connect with the trains in Bellano and Morbegno.

Yes. The stations served by Trenord involved in the event are all accessible and covered by support services as RFI Sala Blu spaces and shuttles with lifts. See the Accessibility section for detailed information.

No, there are no tickets with dedicated Olympic rates. For travellers heading to the Olympic venues, daily and multi-day tickets and integrated rail tickets are available.

Yes. Throughout the Games, Trenord will be offering an enhanced service, with trains running until 2:00 a.m. on the main routes. The first train from Milan to Tirano will depart at 4:20 a.m., and the last from Tirano to Milan will depart at 12:45 a.m.

All venues in Lombardy are connected to the main Trenord stations: Milano Centrale, Rogoredo, Cadorna, Rho Fiera, and Tirano. From there, you can use the subway, tram, or dedicated shuttles to reach each competition venue. See the "How to reach the venues" section for full details.