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Milan Malpensa Airport, also known as Aeroporto di Milano Malpensa "Città di Milano", is one of the biggest aviation facilities of Northern Italy. Situated about 25 miles northwest of central Milan, the airport serves as a hub for Air Italy, Ernest Airlines, Cargolux Italia, and FedEx Express. As Italy's second-busiest commercial airport, Malpensa Airport handled more than 24 million passengers in 2018. Malpensa Airport features two passenger terminals that are connected by trains and airport shuttle buses.
Fiat Punto or Similar
EUR 25.49
Ford Galaxy or Similar
EUR 70.5
Citroen C Crosser 4WD or Similar
EUR 38.49With a dedicated car parking space for more than 10,000 cars, you won’t encounter any trouble parking your car at the airport. However, your car parking type would depend upon the time duration and requisite fee. Different parking types are:
Situated in Terminal 1, Malpensa railway station is one of the western terminals of the Busto Arsizio-Malpensa Airport Railway. The airport railway station is served by Malpensa Express that connects the airport with the Milano Centrale Railway Station.
Hiring a car from Malpensa Airport not only saves your time but also lets you concentrate on your itinerary. Several motorways transverse Milan, offering high-speed connectivity to several cities such as Bologna, Rome, Florence, Naples, Venice, Bergamo, Lugano, and Geneva.
Malpensa Airport consists of two large passenger terminals and one exclusive cargo terminal that handles more than 410,000 tons of air freight every year.
Terminal 1Bifurcated into three different sections, Terminal 1 handles
all scheduled as well as charter flights.
Earlier dedicated to charted flights, Terminal 2 is now exclusively used by EasyJet.
One of the wealthiest and fashionable Italian cities, Milan is home to several artistic and historic places, including the world’s largest Gothic cathedral, La Scala Opera House, and the Last Supper. Tourists find Milan a very happening metropolitan with a rich cultural heritage and a renowned place to enjoy shopping.
Malpensa Airport is linked to the A8 motorway by a four-lane highway. A8 connects Milan to the Swiss Confederate. The airport is also connected to the A4 motorway by a five-lane expressway. A4 is a direct route from Milan to Turin.
You would find a weekend drive much relaxed due to the absence of a frantic traffic rush that becomes unavoidable during the working days. You can reach the city center conveniently by parking your car at any of the commuter car parks, located near the Milan ring road. Public car parking spaces are situated near motorway exits in Bisceglie, San Donato, Rho-Pero, Bonola, Molino Dorino, Lampugnano, and Cascina Gobba. Don’t forget to turn on the in-car GPS to stay updated about the one-way routes. Additionally, you would need to pay traffic congestion fee before driving into Milan’s central area. You can buy entrance cards online or from any of the newspaper selling points. Book with Milanairportcarrentals today!