Vols à destination de Milan

OCTOBER 2023

Traveling solo is gaining in popularity. Maybe it’s because we spend so much of our daily lives around others and often have to adapt. Or maybe we just want to be on our own for certain experiences and think we need to be alone for true adventure. Whether you’re a seasoned solo traveler or thinking about your first trip all by yourself—here is a tip for Milan.

Solo travel is by no means a new phenomenon, but especially since the pandemic, the number of solo travelers is steadily increasing. It’s not hard to understand why. Traveling alone is empowering: you learn to trust yourself, enjoy your own company, and you can also completely focus on yourself and your own needs.

There are few things more liberating than being able to focus on what’s missing in your own life—whether it’s an adventure, a moment of relaxation, or a chance to break out of your comfort zone. When you travel alone, you’re also more flexible and have the luxury of being spontaneous in a way you can’t be in a group.

Everything for the bon vivant

Milano

For the solo traveler who wants to get away to really indulge, Milan is the perfect destination. It’s a big city where most of the tourist attractions are within walking distance. Go shopping on Via Montenapoleone and the surrounding streets, one of the world’s best luxury fashion districts. But the greatest luxury in Italy is surely the ever delicious food, providing you stick to the local cuisine—and that’s not even mentioning the coffee. In Milan, solo travelers live a life of indulgence, and if you’re looking for a crowd in the evening, head to the Navigli area for a walk, a drink, and maybe a flirt. The next day, check into one of Milan’s luxury spas—why not try the stylish Armani Spa at the Armani Hotel?

Champoluc, Italy

The gem of the Valle d’Aosta is located on the edge of the vast Monterosa Ski system in the Monte Rosa mountain range, as its name suggests. The skiing here offers rolling slopes in all directions. And if you have a passion for off-piste skiing, you really should try the runs down to the legendary neighboring town of Alagna. But first and foremost, Champoluc is known for its numerous and fantastic mountain inns that seem to be competing to serve the best delicacies. A visit to the classic La Grange is a must!

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From Milan Linate, the quickest option is the M4 metro line or a local bus, taking around 15–20 minutes. From Milan Malpensa, the Malpensa Express train runs directly to Milano Cadorna or Milano Centrale stations in about 50 minutes. Taxis and airport buses are also readily available at both terminals.

Flight times to Milan vary depending on your departure airport; direct flights from our Scandinavian hubs take around 2 to 2.5 hours, while connecting flights will depend on your specific itinerary. Milan operates on Central European Time (CET).

Yes, Milan’s metro, city buses, and trams allow you to pay for your journey by tapping your contactless bank card, smartphone, or smartwatch directly at the barriers or on board. This means you do not need to buy paper tickets in advance to get around the city.