Bergamo Airport to Milan: Bus, Train and Taxi (2026)

Bergamo airport to Milan means a bus for now: there is no train from the terminal yet. Instead, direct coaches reach Milano Centrale in about 50 to 60 minutes, with online fares starting from €5 to €9, depending on the company. If you are staying in Bergamo itself, a city bus gets you to the train station in 10 minutes and continues up to Città Alta. Milan Bergamo airport (BGY) is also known as Orio al Serio.

Last updated: October 21, 2026. We checked the fares and timetables below on the official pages of Milan Bergamo Airport, the bus companies, ATB, FS and RFI on that date.

Bergamo airport to Milan at a glance

Is there a train from Bergamo airport to Milan?

Not yet. For now, the airport tells passengers to take the ATB bus to Bergamo train station and change there. A new rail link between Bergamo and the airport is under construction, and FS lists 2028 as its activation date. However, in February 2026 RFI said the works had fallen behind schedule, so don’t count on it for a trip soon.

Direct buses from Bergamo airport to Milano Centrale

The airport lists four companies with coaches to Milano Centrale. Autostradale and Flibco use stops 2 to 5 outside Arrivals. Most fares are “from” prices or promotions, so compare them for your travel date.

• Autostradale: a bus every 30 minutes, taking 50 to 60 minutes to Piazza Luigi di Savoia, next to Centrale. Online fares start at €9 one way as a limited-time promotion, a return costs €18 and children aged 2 to 12 pay €5. Promotional fares don’t apply if you buy at the stop. Buses leave the airport from 4:25 am to 12:55 am.
• Flibco: a bus every 30 minutes, about 50 minutes, from stalls 2 to 5. Fares start at €8.50 one way online when you book ahead, and a return costs €15.30. You can also buy from the driver if seats are left.
• Terravision: a direct coach of about 50 minutes, with adult fares from €5 one way and €10 return. Children up to 4 ride free.
• Orioshuttle: about every 30 minutes, every day, with fares from €8. You buy tickets on its website.

Autostradale and Orioshuttle quote 50 to 60 minutes, depending on traffic. Check the departure times for your date when you book.

Bergamo airport to Bergamo city and Città Alta

If your trip starts in Bergamo, the ATB Airport Bus is the easy choice. It runs every day, and a bus leaves every 20 minutes. It stops at the airport, Bergamo train station, Porta Nuova and Colle Aperto in Città Alta, and it reaches the station in about 10 minutes. However, the ATB pages we read don’t list the first and last buses, so check them before an early or late flight.

On ATB’s fare page, the ride costs a three-zone ticket at €3, valid for 90 minutes. For longer stays, a 24-hour ticket for the whole network costs €8.50, airport included. You can also tap a contactless card on the green validators on board, but that fare costs €3.50 for 120 minutes, with a daily cap of €8.50. Validate your ticket every time you get on. Note that ATB dates these fares to 2023, so check them again before you travel.

From Bergamo station, Trenord regional trains run to Milan. We couldn’t confirm their times or fares, so check Trenord before you go. This route makes sense if you want to see Bergamo first.

Taxis and private transfers

If you prefer a taxi, the rank is at the Arrivals exit, by door 1. For Milan, Regione Lombardia sets a fixed fare of €128 between Orio al Serio and any address in the city, in force since July 1, 2024 and confirmed in August 2026. For Bergamo itself, the airport doesn’t publish fares, and Radio Taxi Bergamo gives only indicative examples: about €17 to the station and about €25 to Città Alta. Those aren’t fixed fares, so ask before you set off.

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A private transfer also gives you a set price, and you book it before you fly. For instance, you can book a private transfer from Bergamo airport to Milan or a seat on a shuttle bus ahead.

Which option should you choose?

• Heading straight to central Milan: a direct bus to Milano Centrale.
• Staying in Bergamo: the ATB Airport Bus to the station or Città Alta.
• Landing very late: Autostradale’s last bus leaves the airport at 12:55 am. Otherwise, book a transfer.
• Three passengers with bags: compare a private transfer with three coach tickets.

Plan the rest of your trip

If you’re spending a night or two in Bergamo, compare hotels in Bergamo on Expedia and read our guide to visiting Bergamo. Similarly, for Milan, compare hotels in Milan on Expedia, see our Milan itinerary and check the Milan tourist tax. If you fly into Milan’s main airport instead, our Malpensa to Milan guide covers the Malpensa Express. For the bigger picture, see our flights to Italy guide and the best airports to fly into Italy.

Sources and verification

On October 21, 2026, we checked Milan Bergamo Airport’s bus, train and taxi pages, the fare and timetable pages of Autostradale, Flibco, Terravision and Orioshuttle, ATB’s tourist services and fare pages, FS’s page on the Orio al Serio rail link, RFI’s February 2026 update on the works, Regione Lombardia’s page on airport taxi fares and Radio Taxi Bergamo’s fare examples.

Frequently asked questions

How do I get from Bergamo airport to Milan?

Since there’s no train yet, take a direct bus to Milano Centrale. Autostradale, Flibco, Terravision and Orioshuttle run coaches about every 30 minutes, taking 50 to 60 minutes, with online fares starting from €5 to €9, depending on the company.

Is there a train from Bergamo airport to Milan?

Not yet. Take the ATB bus to Bergamo station in about 10 minutes, then a regional train to Milan. A direct rail link to the airport is planned for 2028, but the works are behind schedule.

How much is the bus from Bergamo airport to Milano Centrale?

Online one-way fares start at €8.50 with Flibco and €9 with Autostradale. Terravision lists fares from €5. Autostradale’s promotional fares don’t apply if you buy at the stop, and Flibco’s €8.50 fare is for booking ahead.

How do I get from Bergamo airport to Bergamo Città Alta?

The ATB Airport Bus runs every 20 minutes from the airport to Bergamo station, Porta Nuova and Colle Aperto in Città Alta. A three-zone ticket costs €3.

How long does it take from Orio al Serio to Milan city center?

The direct buses take about 50 to 60 minutes to Milano Centrale, and longer in heavy traffic.