Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa by train
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Overview: trains from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa
Find the key information for travelling by train from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa, including journey times, fares and operators serving the route. Compare your options and plan the journey that works for you with Rail Europe.
Going from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa by train
About to set off from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa by rail? Make your journey as seamless as possible with this guide, packed with tips on schedules, route details and how to find the best deals on tickets.
Train cost between Naples and Milan Nord Bovisa
Average fares along this route:
The cheapest ticket price: £69.50
Ticket price when booked 30 days in advance: £54
Ticket price when booked 7 days in advance: £69
Finding cheap train tickets
Booking in advance is clearly one of the easiest ways to save on tickets. Follow these other tips to find cheap train tickets for travel in Europe:
Opt for the basic, “no-frills” class of service (which is still sure to deliver a comfortable ride)
Travel with a budget train operator
Consider choosing a rail pass if you plan to travel extensively
Book off-peak fares (tickets are cheaper midweek and outside peak hours)
Select a non-flexible fare
Ride slower trains as opposed to the pricier high-speed fares
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Departure frequency and timetable from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa
Here are the scheduling basics for trains from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa:
05:10 is the first scheduled train (Monday-Friday).
21:31 the the last scheduled train (Monday-Friday).
06:39 is the first scheduled train (Saturday and Sunday).
21:31 is the last scheduled train (Saturday and Sunday).
A train departs every 29 minutes from Naples toward Milan Nord Bovisa.
Start booking your ticket aboard one of the 26 trains serving this route each day.
Train travel time and distance from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa
Trains can complete this route in as little as 4 hours and 38 minutes. The total distance travelled is 662 kilometres.
How early can you book train tickets between Naples and Milan Nord Bovisa?
Tickets along this route go on sale 6 months in advance. To be notified as soon as tickets are available, set up a booking alert with Rail Europe. We will send you an email notification when tickets are available.
Learn more about train travel from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa
Refer to our help articles for more details and insights on train travel from Naples and beyond. Get ready for your visit with travel tips and inspiration in our Milan Nord Bovisa city guide.
FAQs about the train journey from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa
Want to know more about your journey from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa? We've compiled some of the most frequently asked questions by our customers to help you plan your journey.
The train journey from Naples to Milan Nord Bovisa covers 662 kilometres in total.
The cheapest ticket on this route is £69.50. When booked 30 days ahead, the price is typically £54. If booked 7 days in advance, expect to pay around £69.
Tickets for this journey become available 6 months before the travel date.
The fastest travel time is 4 hours and 38 minutes.
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Other train journeys to Milan Nord Bovisa
- From Como to Milan Nord Bovisa From £4.20
- From Florence to Milan Nord Bovisa From £22.80
- From Venice to Milan Nord Bovisa From £18.60
- From Rome to Milan Nord Bovisa From £55.80
- From Malpensa Airport to Milan Nord Bovisa From £23.80
- From Verona to Milan Nord Bovisa From £15.10
- From Parma to Milan Nord Bovisa From £11.26
- From Brescia to Milan Nord Bovisa From £7.48
- From Busto Arsizio Nord to Milan Nord Bovisa From £3.50
- From Saronno to Milan Nord Bovisa From £2.95
- From Bergamo to Milan Nord Bovisa From £5.67
- From Pavia to Milan Nord Bovisa From £3.50
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Other train journeys from Milan Nord Bovisa
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Meda From £2.70
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Malpensa Airport From £12.30
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Como From £4.01
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Desenzano del Garda/Sirmione From £8.40
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Venice From £18.60
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Bergamo From £5.67
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Busto Arsizio Nord From £3.50
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Saronno From £5.00
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Rome From £36.00
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Genoa From £12.62
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Florence From £21.80
- From Milan Nord Bovisa to Novara From £4.80
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