When you’re moving into a new city the first things you might want to know are “How’s public transport?”, “Is Milan a walkable city?", “Is it safe to walk in Milan at night?”, “Is Milan expensive?”, “Where are the nearest Banks?” ,“How does going to the doctor work?” ,“What if I need to find my embassy/consulate?” , “How far is Duomo from Milan Central Station?”, “How far is Milan Airport from City?”, “How do I get from Malpensa airport to Milan?” or “How far is Milan from Florence?”. All pretty frequent questions, cause you never know what may happen, and you never know when you’ll need said information. If you’re like us, you always want the information in one place, that’s why we have a page dedicated to all the Useful Information right here. This page will talk about Milan, while other cities will have their own Useful Information section. Don’t worry we’ll make sure you don’t feel lost in the chaos of Italy. However, Milan is an international city, you will always someone who speaks English. So don't ask yourself if English is spoken in Milan.
Anyway, Milan is well connected with all the main Italian cities of northern and central Italy, like Turin, Genoa, Bologna and so on. For example, Florence, taking a high-speed train, is only two hours away. If you go by car, it takes a little longer: three and a half hours.
