Is it your first time staying at voco® Milan – Fiere?
We’ll get you there. It is easy to get here by car, thanks to the strategic location that means it is just two minutes from the A4 and A8 motorway exits!
If you prefer to travel in a more eco-friendly means, then you can choose to travel by bus or shuttle!
The closest station to voco® Milan – Fiere is Milano Certosa. To arrive here, we recommend taking the no. 40 in the direction of “Niguarda (Parco Nord)”. Get off at the L.go Boccioni stop and the hotel is 500m away.
If you prefer to take the bus, you can use the following bus lines: blue, green, or orange. For more information, see: https://www.atm.it/
To arrive here, take the SS336dir road to Somma lombardo, follow the SS336 and A8 in the direction of Via Sumatra. Then take the exit marked Zona industriale/Via Stephenson from Svincolo Autostradale Viale Certosa, and continue along Via Giovanni Gentile to the hotel.
To arrive here, take the A51 from Viale Enrico Forlanini and follow this road as far as Cinisello Balsamo. Take the exit marked Cinisello B. Sud/Viale Brianza/Milano Viale Zara and merge onto the A4/E64 continuing to Milan. Then take the exit marked Zona industriale/Via Stephenson from Svincolo Autostradale Viale Certosa, and continue along Via Giovanni Gentile to the hotel.
To arrive here, take the SS671 in Bergamo from SP116, Via Aeroporto and SP591bis. Continue to Bergamo, taking the exit to Bergamo Centro/Valli di Bergamo from SS671. Continue along Via Sumatra. Then take the exit marked Zona industriale/Via Stephenson from Svincolo Autostradale Viale Certosa, and continue along Via Giovanni Gentile to the hotel.
Is sustainability one of your main aims or do you just want to use alternative means to travel around? Milan offers an active bike sharing service so that you can travel about on traditional or electric bikes, and bikes with child seat, which can be hired for monthly or weekly periods.
Available for use all year round, from six in the morning through to midnight, the system makes more than 5430 bikes available, from 320 stations in the city’s main hubs. To find out more, see the website https://bikemi.com/
