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| By plane |
The Lugano-Agno, Zurich or Milano Malpensa
and Milano Linate airports
Useful links:
• Swiss International Air
Lines: www.swiss.com
• Collegamento Milano Malpensa – Lugano
(Bus Express shuttle)
www.busexpress.com/shuttle.asp |
| Train/bus |
With the international railway line from
Milano-Centrale via Como, Ticino can be reached from every
part of Mediterranean Europe, by Intercity trains or the
fast Cisalpino train. Departures from Milan to Ticino
are guaranteed every hour.
From the north, connections with major Swiss cities are
ensured by the Swiss Federal Railways' San Gottardo line,
with departures at regular intervals.
• Bellinzona (or Biasca) Railway Station,
Bellinzona-Airolo PostBus Line no. 625.09
• Pollegio / Alptransit Bus stop
Useful links:
• Swiss Federal Railways: www.ffs.ch
• Railaway: www.railaway.ch
• Ticino PostBus: www.autopostali.ch |
| Private
transport |
Ticino is easily reached by car:
particularly from the South, by the autostrada dei Laghi
from Milan to the Swiss Chiasso-Brogeda border, then by
the A2 motorway going North, following signs for Gotthard
and passing through Mendrisio, Lugano and Bellinzona.
• Take the Biasca exit, towards Pollegio/St. Gotthard
(70 km from the border).
• Ticino can be reached from the North by taking
the A2 (St. Gotthard) or A13 (San Bernardino) motorway,
going South on both.
Useful links:
• Infostrada TCS (Swiss Touring Club motor-road information) (Tel. 163)
• C Touring Club Switzerland: www.tcs.ch |
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