Railway stations in Milan
Name Inauguration Current state Type Manager
Porta Nuova ( I ) 1840 Sold Terminal station , surface N/A
Porta Tosa 1846 Demolished Terminal station , surface N/A
Porta Nuova ( II ) 1850 Sold Terminal station , surface N/A
Certosa 1858 In use Through station , surface RFI
Centrale ( old ) 1864 Demolished Through station , surface N/A
Porta Genova 1870 In use Terminal station , surface RFI
S.M . Garibaldi 1873 Sold Goods yard N/A
Cadorna 1879 In use Terminal station , surface FERROVIENORD
Bruzzano 1879 In use Through station , surface FERROVIENORD
Affori 1879 In use Through station , surface FERROVIENORD
Bovisa 1879 In use Through station , surface FERROVIENORD
S.M . Sempione 1883 Sold Goods yard N/A
Rogoredo 1891 In use Through station , surface RFI / Centostazioni
Porta Romana ( freight ) 1891 In use Goods yard , through station , surface RFI
Lambrate ( old ) 1896 Sold Through station , surface N/A
Porta Vittoria 1911 In use Through station , underground RFI
Greco Pirelli 1914 In use Through station , surface RFI
San Cristoforo 1915 In use Through station , surface RFI
Porta Romana ( passenger ) 1918 In use Through station , surface RFI
Bullona 1929 Sold Through station , surface FERROVIENORD
Chronological list of stations
Milan, capital of the region of Lombardy, Italy, has 23 railway stations in use today; 17 are managed by RFI, while the remaining 6 are operated by FERROVIENORD. 4 more stations are currently in the planning stage for the city area: Canottieri, Dergano, Tibaldi and Zama.