Milan: Public Transport Card with Audioguide App – Milan, Italy

EXPERIENCE:

The Public Transportation pass of Milan is a great way to get around the city if you want to discover the city on your own pace. The city of Milan has an extensive public transport network, with buses, trams and subways that can carry on in an stop of the city.

With a public transport pass, you can ride the bus, tram or underground for as many times as you like. We offer a 24 hours pass or a 72 hours pass.

The bus runs every 10 minutes and stops at most major attractions in the city. The tram is also very convenient because it runs through the city center and stops by many of the major shopping centers. While the subway it the best way to go around to avoid traffic.

With the Pubblic Transportation Pass you will also get a audioguide. You’ll be taken on a journey through some of our favorite spots in Milan—including the Duomo (the massive cathedral), Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (a stunning shopping center), and Teatro alla Scala (where you can see world-class opera performances). We’ve also included some more off-the-beaten path destinations, like our favorite gelato spot and a secret viewpoint that will give you an incredible view of the city!
The Milan Public Transport Pass is an ideal solution for those who want to discover the city in freedom. Milan has a top-level public transport network and efficiently connects every point of the city, and the Pass allows you to make full use of it (tram, subway and bus) to move around every point in the city.

Furthermore, the audio guide (with over 20 hours of audio content) will allow you to discover every corner and every curiosity of the fashion capital thanks to its interactive map and thematic itineraries.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Access to all buses, trams and underground trains of Milan
Audioguide with more than 20 hours of commentary
Tematic Itineraries
24 or 72 hours public trasnportation pass

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