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Aigle to Milan, Italy - Transfer & Transportation Guides

Find transfer & transportation guides from Aigle to Milan, Italy. How to get from Aigle to Milan, Italy by Flight, Taxi.

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Transfer solutions

You have 4 options transfer to Milan, Italy from Aigle below

1. Train
Train ( 33 min. )

Take a train from Aigle to Sion.

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Train ( 2 hr. 27 min. )

Take a train from Sion to Milano Centrale.

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Duration 4 hr.
Distance 268 km.
Cost 150 CHF (164 USD)
2. Train
Train ( 33 min. )

Take a train from Aigle to Sion.

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Train ( 2 hr. 27 min. )

Take a train from Sion to Milano Centrale.

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Duration 4 hr.
Distance 268 km.
Cost 150 CHF (164 USD)
3. Drive
Car ( 3 hr. 17 min. )

Drive a car from Aigle to Milan.

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Duration 3 hr. 17 min.
Distance 288 km.
Cost 44 USD
4. Train + fly
Train ( 1 hr. 35 min. )

Take a train from Aigle to Genève-Aéroport.

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Walk ( 8 min. )

Take a foot from Genève-Aéroport to Geneva.

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Plane ( 50 min. )

Take a flight from Geneva to Milan Linate.

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Bus ( 24 min. )

Take a bus from aeroporto di linate to via c. battisti dopo c.so di porta vittoria.

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Duration 4 hr. 12 min.
Distance 372 km.
Cost 182 USD

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Milan (, US also ; Italian: Milano [miˈlaːno] (listen); Milanese: [miˈlãː] (listen)) is a city in northern Italy, capital of Lombardy, and the second-most populous city in Italy after Rome. Milan served as the capital of the Western Roman Empire, th... Learn more

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