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Milan Central Station - Virtual Tour 360°

Milan Central Station, inaugurated in 1931, is a masterpiece of Art Nouveau architecture and one of the main railway hubs in Europe.

Designed by architect Ulisse Stacchini, the station represents a symbol of the progress and ambition of fascist Italy.

Its construction was a colossal undertaking, requiring the digging of a huge pit and the demolition of several buildings. The station was inaugurated by King Vittorio Emanuele III and quickly became an important point of reference for the city of Milan.

Over the years, Milan Central Station has undergone several expansions and renovations. The last one dates back to 2011, on the occasion of the Expo. Today the station is a lively place teeming with life, frequented by millions of travelers every year.

Tourist information:

• Location: Milano Centrale station is located in Piazza Duca d'Aosta, in the city centre. It is easily accessible on foot, by subway, bus or taxi.
• Opening hours: The station is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
• Services: The station offers a wide range of services to travellers, including ticket offices, bars, restaurants, shops, luggage storage, free Wi-Fi and tourist information.
• Connections: Milano Centrale station is connected to the main Italian and European cities. It is also an important starting point for domestic and international flights.
• Tourist attractions: Milan Centrale station is a tourist attraction in itself. Its monumental facade, ornate interior and lively atmosphere are worth admiring.

Advice:

• If you arrive in Milan by train, take the time to admire the station before leaving.
• If you have some time, visit the Milan Railway Museum, which is located inside the station.
• For a unique experience, take a historic tram ride from Piazza Castello to the Duomo.
• If you need tourist information, contact the information office located inside the station.

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