Here’s how to get around Milan from Porta Venezia: start at Milano Porta Venezia station, about a three-minute walk from Hotel Aurora, a one-star hotel in Porta Venezia.
This makes the station a practical starting point for journeys around Milan. ATM’s Mi1–Mi3 tickets cover metro and surface lines, and its app can help you check routes, waiting times and service status before you set out.
- Starting point: Milano Porta Venezia station.
- Ticket validity: The standard Mi1–Mi3 ticket is valid for 90 minutes from first validation.
- Ways to pay: Buy an ATM ticket or use contactless payment on ATM services.
- Check before travelling: ATM’s app provides journey planning and current metro-service status updates.
Start at Porta Venezia
Use ATM’s journey planner to check your route from Milano Porta Venezia station.
Travelers arriving by air can check the practical route from Milan Linate Airport to Porta Venezia.
Choosing tickets and checking your route
- Ticket
- €2
ATM’s Mi1–Mi3 tickets are valid on its metro and surface lines, as well as Trenord railway lines, including S lines. Choose a ticket based on how long you’ll travel and how often you expect to use the network.
- Standard ticket: €2.20, valid for 90 minutes from first validation.
- Single-day ticket: €7.60, valid for 24 hours from first validation and allows unlimited journeys.
- Three-day ticket: €15.50, with unlimited journeys for three consecutive days from first validation until the end of service on the third day, stated as 03:45.
- Ten-ticket carnet: €19.50. Each ticket is valid for 90 minutes, but one ticket cannot be used by more than one person at the same time.
ATM says Mi1–Mi3 tickets on M1, M3, M4 and M5 are valid from terminus to terminus. Validate tickets and travel passes at the start of a journey and each time you change transport. On the metro, touch in at the entry turnstile and touch out at the exit.
You can buy ATM tickets at automatic vending machines in metro stations, from authorized retailers, in the ATM app, or by SMS to 48444. Contactless payment is also available on ATM services using a contactless credit or debit card or a compatible phone or watch; use the same card or device for the journey.
Check service updates and access information
ATM’s app brings journey planning, ticket purchases, timetables and route information together, with real-time waiting times for surface lines and current metro-service status updates. Check the official site before you go for ticket and service information.
For wheelchair-accessibility updates, ATM’s Information Without Barriers service provides real-time information about lines and stations. Lifts at Gerusalemme and Domodossola FN on M5 connect street level to the mezzanine and the mezzanine to the platforms; both stations are accessible in both directions.
ATM identifies M5 as the line serving Gerusalemme and Domodossola FN. The station sequence runs from Cenisio through Gerusalemme and Domodossola FN to Tre Torri, with Garibaldi FS also on the line. Use ATM’s journey planner to check whether that line suits your destination and to find travel times to Milan’s central rail stations.
For a day’s sightseeing from Porta Venezia, see this one-day Milan itinerary and check each connection in the ATM app.
FAQs
How long is an ATM Mi1–Mi3 ticket valid?
The standard ticket is valid for 90 minutes from first validation. Validate again when you change transport.
Can you use contactless payment on Milan’s ATM transport services?
Yes. ATM accepts contactless credit or debit cards and compatible phones or watches. Use the same card or device for the journey.
Where can you check metro service status?
ATM’s app provides current metro-service status updates, journey planning and route information.