Traveling to Italy and going to arrive at LIN airport?
You are in a right place!
We offer safe, reliable and cost-effective private door-to-door transfers from Milan Linate Airport (LIN) to Milan and vice versa, as well as any other transfers from LIN airport or from Milan to any other destination.
Furthermore, you can book our affordable chauffeur service renting a car with driver for several hours or for the whole day to use it in Milan and its surroundings.
All our drivers are English-speaking professionals, and some of them speak other foreign languages, too. In any case, our English-language customer support by phone or by WhatsApp will be at your disposal 24/7 after placing your order.
Popular Destinations
| Milan Linate Airport (LIN) to Milan city centre | from $59 |
| Milan Linate Airport (LIN) to Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) | from $169 |
| Milan Linate Airport (LIN) to Milan Bergamo Airport (BGY) | from $154 |
HOW IT WORKS
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Choose the route and a vehicle |
| Select service type you need, choose the route (or hourly hire duration), indicate number of passengers and luggage, as well as other necessary details if needed. See the price for different vehicle classes, choose one suitable for you and press Next. |
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Choose the payment method |
| Complete the booking form, choose the payment method, press Make Booking button, make online prepayment (if needed) and get email confirmation. When a driver will be assigned to your job, his phone number will be emailed to you. |
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The driver meets you with a name tag |
| Your driver will meet you on-site with a name tag at the right time. He will walk you to the car and safely drive you to your destination. At the end of your ride, if needed, you will pay in cash or by card-to-card transfer to your driver. |
OUR BENEFITS
English-speaking drivers
Free cancellation
Always fixed fares
Different payment methods
Flight status monitoring
Meet-and-greet service
WHAT OUR CUSTOMERS SAY
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Milan Linate Airport (LIN) is the third international airport in Milan, the second largest city and largest urban area in Italy, after Malpensa and Orio al Serio (Bergamo) airports. It served 9,233,475 passengers in 2018, making it the fifth busiest airport in Italy.
How to get from Linate Airport to Milan
Bus
The bus connections between Linate Airport and the city of Milan are operated by various bus lines: ATM, Airbus, Starfly, Autoguidovie, and Air Pullman. Buses run approximately every 15 minutes. Travel time from the airport to Duomo (the city centre) is about 60 minutes, and to Milano Centrale railway station is about 25 minutes. The one-way bus ticket costs 1.50 euro.Taxi
Milano Linate offers various radio taxi services. The taxi stand is located at the Arrivals, at the ground floor and at gate 5. There is no fixed fare from Linate Airport to Milan, the typical taxi ride from the airport to Milan city centre will cost about 40 euro. Be aware, that most Italian taxi drivers do not speak any foreign language, therefore it might be useful to have the exact address of your hotel written in Italian language.
Uber
Uber works only in few Italian cities, including Milan, and offers only Uber Black service. The approximate cost of a typical Uber Black ride from Milano Linate Airport to Piazza del Duomo in the city centre will be about 33 euro, but it may be higher due to traffic conditions or elecated demand. Take in consideration, that you will need to wait your Uber Black car for a certain time, since they are not allowed to park on the airport territory.
Private transfer
This is the most convenient option to get from Milan Linate Airport to the city of Milan or to any other destination within northern Italy. If you book and pre-pay your journey in advance, your driver will meet you with the name tag at the Arrivals, will help you with your luggage and will safely drive you straight to your hotel doors. To book your private transfer from Milan Linate Airport at WelcomeTaxi will be the right choice, also because all our drivers in Milan are English-speakers, and many of them speak some other foreign languages, too.