MILAN
The Milan classics, and the best way to do each.
The 15 most popular train experiences for visitors to Milan. The ones worth building a morning or a day around, with prices, running times and who you book through.
From Milan: Lake Como cruise, St. Moritz time, and the Bernina Red Train through Swiss Alps. Boat, bus, and rail in one day.
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Bernina Red Train day trip from Milan to St Moritz and Tirano. UNESCO rail views, Engadin valley break, timed stops.
“Long day but very enjoyable! Views were spectacular! We had light snow so it added to the dramatic views.”
Ride the Little Red Bernina train from Milan to Tirano, with coached time in St. Moritz. Big Alpine views, long day, plan well.
“Overall great experience. It was a good opportunity to be able to go to Switzerland. Our guide was Angelo and driver Javier. They were amazing especially Javier who was able to expertly navigate the difficult terrain.”
Milan to St. Moritz by air-conditioned coach, then the Bernina Red Train to Tirano (and back). Big mountain views in one long day.
“Alejandro our guide was great. Funny, explainable and punctual.”
Small-group train and boat day from Milan to Lake Como and Lugano, mixing guided history, villa views, and free time.
“Oleg was extremely knowledgeable of Lake Como and surrounding areas and took his time explaining everything. A bit of free time for and leeway to see things on your own.”
UNESCO Bernina Train from Milan to St. Moritz with Tirano stops, Alp Grüm Palü Glacier views, plus a lakeside coffee break.
“The trip was excellent, our tour leader on that trip of 25th May looked after us really well! All credit to her management style.”
Milan to St. Moritz and Tirano by private coach and Bernina Red Train, with Bernina Pass views, open-window panoramas, and guided stops.
“The tour guide was great, bus has AC problems and the free time in saint moritz and in tirano was too short, otherwise everything was nice”
Small-group Milan to Bernina UNESCO Alps day trip with Lake Como, Tirano, the Bernina Train, and St. Moritz stops in one long day.
“Amazing full day trip through the Swiss Allps with stops along the way and ending in St. Moritz. Luca was a wonderful tour guide with so much information to share and keeping us all engaged.”
Milan to St. Moritz by coach and Bernina Red Train, with guided rail views of the Bernina Pass and a Tirano break.
Milan day trip to the Bernina Red Train and St. Moritz with a Tirano border stop, plus optional Lake Como cruise.
“Truly a wonderful experience exploring the beauty of Switzerland. The scenery during the Bernina Train ride was absolutely breathtaking—like stepping into a postcard. We traveled as a family with two young children and felt completely at ease throughout the trip. Everything was well-organized and smooth. Spec”
One fast train day from Milan to Venice and Verona. See Saint Mark’s Square and Juliet’s balcony, with time to wander both.
“Gaia made the day so enjoyable. We spent the day learning, but having a great time. Gaia helped us learn more about places, recommended amazing restaurants and even did over an hour walking tour to ensure we got to enjoy most of the city. I totally recommend this tour if you want to visit two…”
Train day from Milan to Verona and Venice with a guide, included tickets, and timed sightseeing plus free time to roam and eat.
“Our tour guide Lourdes is very nice and provided a lot of information, I am really recommend this trip.”
Milan to St. Moritz by bus and Bernina red train: guided, seat-reserved alpine views, and real time in a glamorous Swiss resort.
One day from Milan to Lake Como and Switzerland, then the Bernina Red Train from St. Moritz to Tirano with big Alpine views.
“Stunning panoramic view of majestic mountains of Switzerland alps. Enjoyed myself in the winter paradise passing by the beautiful lake Como departing from Italy 🇮🇹”
One-day Bernina Red Train round-trip from Milan to Saint Moritz, with flexible ride times and big Alpine views.
“Amazing ride, the best views, highly recommended.”
From the Duomo to the lakes, and every way to see them.
