Milan에서 Geneva까지 Private car transfer

Yes, Trenitalia has direct trains three times a day from Milan Centrale Station to Geneva. The trip takes 6 hours and 40 minutes, and ticket prices start at €75. Trains leave at 8:00 AM, 2:35 PM, and 4:35 PM during the summer season seven days a week.

No, there are currently no airlines that run direct flights between Milan and Geneva. For this transfer, you will need to take ground transportation. You won’t miss the airport with the excellent motorways and frequent train and bus connections between Italy and Switzerland.

Yes, of course. It is difficult to find a non-scenic route in the Alps. Whether you travel by bus, train, or car, the natural landscapes of the Alps are sure to captivate you. Have your camera ready, and don’t be afraid to go off of the main routes to find the perfect 360° panoramic shot.

Yes and no. You likely won’t have a passport check, as Italy and Switzerland are both in the Schengen Zone and allow the free movement of people across the border. However, Switzerland is not in the EU and does perform customs checks on imported products like alcohol and cigarettes.

Switzerland has mountainous terrain and very few of the train tracks are straight enough for the needs of high-speed rail. Traveling through tunnels also requires slower speeds. Instead of high-speed trains, Switzerland meets the transportation demand between cities by having slower trains but with more frequency.

Tickets for Trenitalia’s direct route cost between $80.50 and $91 (€75-€85). These trains leave three times daily and will take you to Geneva in 6 hours and 40 minutes. You can order tickets online or at the train station, but it is recommended that you book in advance for weekend trains.