Milano Centrale was huge and beautiful. The architecture was breath taking. It was like being in a…read moremuseum but it's a train station. There were plenty of shops and restaurants inside. It was easy to find the Uber station which was a plus.

Every time I go through Milano Centrale it takes my breath away. The Grandeur and Scale…read more It shames Grand Central Station, which I still adore. Watch for pick pockets as it is a highly distracting place with so much going on and it's easy to get lost

Milano Cadorna is in a good spot within the city, being close to Castello Sforzesco. It has 10…read moreplatforms and serves the Malpensa Express, for those heading to Malpensa Airport. There are a couple of shops inside to get essentials or a snack/drink before getting on your train, and a Carrefour Express across the way for basic grocery essentials. The station is easy to follow, with the huge red posts being an iconic and instantly recognisable symbol of the station. Not too big, or exciting, but certainly does the job, even though it certainly can't compete with Milano Centrale. 3*

Efficient and clean. That's what a train station in Europe should be. Well done.read more

Both Centrale and Repubblica are about the same distance from my hotel and so I decided to try this…read morestation as well. Simple enough and easy to access though some additional street level signage would have been helpful. I did manage to find the stairs. Repubblica is an underground station and there are the usual automated ticket vending machines and such. It is an island platform, which means that the doors will open on the left. The station is apparently handicapped accessible. The station is on Line 3 (Yellow) between Central (towards Comasina) and Turati (towards San Donato). [Review 10704 overall, 472 of 2019.]