Milano Porta Garibaldi railway station

Milano Porta Garibaldi, opened in 1961, is Milan's second-busiest railway station, handling a mix of regional and long-distance services. Notably, it serves as a Frecciarossa high-speed stop on the Turin–Rome corridor, bypassing the time-consuming reversal required at Milano Centrale and trimming the journey to around four hours and ten minutes. For visitors, the station functions primarily as a convenient gateway to Milan's northwestern inner city and the adjacent Isola neighbourhood.