A Guide to Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) – 2024

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Plan your Italian travel in style, with this comprehensive overview of the country’s second-busiest airport.

‘Malpensa encapsulates the nation’, Italian journalist Beppe Severgnini wrote in his 2007 book La Bella Figura. ‘It’s performance art.’

Certainly, Milan Malpensa Airport has no shortage of style to offer its visitors. Located just about an hour from Milan, you’re already in the vicinity of one of the world’s fashion and luxury hotspots. 

For visitors, MXP is most notably composed of two separate terminals, situated several kilometers apart. Across both, you’ll find no shortage of eateries, shopping outlets, art installations, business and VIP facilities such as lounges, plus a plethora of other high quality amenities to make your visit more fulfilling. 

With so much to explore, we recommend you use this handy Milan Malpensa map plus our convenient guide, to get the most out of your time in this elegant airport.

Table of Contents

• Where is Milan Malpensa Airport
• The History of Malpensa Airport
• How to Get to Milan Malpensa Airport
• Milan Malpensa International Airport Parking
• Milan Malpensa Airport Terminal Overview
• Airlines Flying Out of Milan Malpensa Airport
• Lounges at Milan Malpensa Airport
• Milan Malpensa Airport Restaurants
• Milan Malpensa Airport Shops
• Milan Malpensa Airport Hotels
• Amenities at Milan Malpensa Airport
• The Best Way to Get to Milan Malpensa Airport

Where is Milan Malpensa Airport

Address: 21010 Ferno, VA, Italy

Phone: +39 02 232323

The History of Malpensa Airport

Opened in 1909 as a test site for airplane prototypes, Malpensa is one of the world’s oldest locations for aviation activity. It played a significant role in both world wars, serving as a flying school for pilots during World War One and later as a base for military aviation operations during World War Two.

Post World War Two, Milan Malpensa Airport became pivotal to Italy’s economic recovery and development. A new terminal and runway extensions arrived in the early 60s, but despite this Malpensa was less popular with international carriers than Linate Airport, which is closer in proximity to Milan. 

It wasn’t until the 1980s and 1990s that Linate was downgraded to domestic and short-haul flights, while Malpensa was repositioned as the largest international air hub in northern Italy.

Since then, Milan Malpensa’s passenger numbers have risen dramatically. Today, the airport serves over 20 million people a year, and is one of the best in Europe for direct flights to international destinations. Notably, the low-cost airline EasyJet treats Malpensa as its second main site after London Gatwick, occupying a terminal all to itself. Meanwhile Italy’s national carrier Alitalia also operates a number of key domestic, European and intercontinental flights from the airport. 

Most recently, Malpensa was back in the news in summer 2024. The airport was officially renamed ‘Aeroporto internazionale Milano Malpensa – “Silvio Berlusconi”’, in honor of the controversial late Prime Minister and businessman. Time and the courts will tell if Malpensa’s new name will catch on. 

How to Get to Milan Malpensa Airport

There are a number of ways to get to Milan Malpensa if you’re not driving. Just be aware that it can take up to an hour as standard to travel between city and airport, or vice versa.

• Malpensa Express train: With 147 services daily operating from 4am in the morning to 1am at night, the Malpensa Express offers a smooth, comfortable conduit to and from the heart of the city. Trains travel to Milan Central Station (Centrale) in 50 minutes, and the smaller Milan Cadorna Station in just 37 minutes – both giving you easy access to all the city’s downtown amenities. Malpensa Express trains depart every 30 minutes, and cost just 13 Euro one way or 20 Euro for a return valid for up to 30 days. Access to the train can be found at both Terminal 1 and 2, and tickets can be purchased from railway ticket offices, self service machines or online.
• Terravision bus: Terravision buses run every half hour between the center of Milan and Malpensa, making it an easy and highly affordable option. The journey typically takes about 50 minutes, depending on traffic, and costs just 10 Euro each way, or 16 Euro for a return. For kids, the price is just 5 Euro. Buses depart from MXP from 5:10 a.m. until 1:10 a.m., and from Milan to the airport from 3:30 a.m. to 11:30 p.m. 
• Trenitalia: Traveling into Milano from a different part of the country? Trenitalia’s high speed rail network offers a regular schedule of train connections to get you into Milan Central Station in good time, from where the Malpensa Express or Terravision bus will transfer you to the airport proper. 
•  Book a Blacklane: If you’re looking for a more upscale and comfortable journey, opt for Blacklane. Our reliable chauffeur services guarantee a seamless arrival at your destination.

Milan Malpensa International Airport Parking

MXP offers 8 different types of parking to suit the needs of a variety of guests arriving by car. Read on to discover more about your options. Please note that all pricing represents online booking and may be subject to change – check the official airport parking site to get a reliable quote. 

P1 Long Term

• For stays of more than 7 days, P1 is the parking spot for you.
• 1,100 uncovered places are reserved for long term parkers, located just a 4-minute walk from Malpensa’s Terminal 1.
• The first 7 days of parking here costs 45 Euro, while the fee for 14 days is 80 Euro. 

P2 Executive

• Executive class parking gives you access to 2,700 well-attended, covered spaces with direct access to the check-in area.
• For visitors who value a higher quality of parking space with overhead protection for their vehicle, this could be the best fit. 
• Parking costs 27 Euro a day, 98 Euro for a week and 168 Euro for 14 days.

P2 Genius

• Genius class parking, located on floor -4, is tailored to make longer stays as straightforward and comfortable as possible.
• Only 400 covered spaces are available, but at just a 2-minute walk from the check-in area you can’t get much closer to airport amenities.
• A 7 day stay costs 79 Euro, while 14 days will cost you 114 Euro.

P2 Top Car

• Top Car parking caters to visitors with luxury vehicles who value the absolute best service on offer.
• 130 large, luxurious spaces can be found at level -1, as close as possible to check-in.
• Top Car pricing clocks in at 30 Euro a day, 180 Euro a week and 320 Euro for 14 days.

P3 Express

• Right in front of terminal 1, Express standard parking offers 1,500 uncovered spots.
• Access to MXP is just a 3-minute walk, making this an ideal option for a speedy transfer onto a flight.
• The fees are 25 Euro for a day, 65 Euro for 7 and 100 Euro for 14. 

P4 Holiday

• Similar to Express but for longer-term stays, Holiday class parking offers uncovered spaces at a reasonable distance to the terminal, with 1,100 slots available.
• A 4-minute walk over a footbridge will bring you directly into Terminal 1.
• The cost is 59 Euro for a week and 94 Euro for 2 weeks. 

P5 Easy

• For Terminal 2, the clue’s in the name: Easy class parking is the one for EasyJet flyers.
• Located just 2 minutes from Milan Malpensa’s second terminal, 3,000 uncovered spaces are available.
• Prices start at 19 Euro for 1 day, 49 Euro for a week and 84 Euro for 2 weeks. 

External Long Term Parking

•  If you’re budgeting for your trip, less expensive parking can often be found with private firms operating in the immediate vicinity of the airport.

• Check with any operators you engage to find out the distance from the terminal and whether they offer a complimentary shuttle to get you there.
• Prices can range from 10 Euro a day to 20 Euro for 7 days and 35 Euro for 2 weeks – again, we recommend you discuss the price with the operator and understand the arrangement before committing. 

Milan Malpensa Airport Terminal Overview

As mentioned, Milan Malpensa is made up of two separate terminals. Terminal 1 is by far the bigger and busiest of the two, catering to all airlines except EasyJet. Meanwhile, Terminal 2 is exclusively for EasyJet flights.

Transportation Between Terminals

A free airport shuttle bus connects the two terminals, running every 20 minutes during the day and 30 minutes between 1:30 a.m. and 3:30 a.m. 

The bus between terminals typically takes less than 10 minutes. However, some visitors have reported that security controls at Malpensa can be fairly slow compared with other airports, so it’s recommended you build in a little extra time to account for this.

To find the shuttle bus, simply follow the signs for ‘Terminal shuttle’ and ‘Navetta T2’ (‘Airport Bus’). Remember, the Malpensa Express takes you to Milan itself, so make sure you don’t confuse the two!

Airlines Flying Out of Milan Malpensa Airport

Thankfully, Malpensa’s airline distribution is one of the easiest in the world to navigate. If you’re flying with EasyJet, Terminal 2 is just for you. For any other flight, head to Terminal 1.  

Terminal 1

• Aegean Airlines  
• Aer Lingus  
• Air Albania  
• Air Algérie
• Air Baltic  
• Air Cairo  
• Air Canada  
• Air China  
• Air Corsica  
• Air Dolomiti  
• Air Europa  
• Air France  
• Air India  
• Air Senegal  
• Air Serbia  
• American Airlines  
• Austrian Airlines  
• Azerbaijan Airlines  
• British Airways  
• Brussels Airlines  
• Cathay Pacific  
• Cyprus Airways  
• Delta Air Lines  
• easyJet  
• Egyptair  
• EL AL  
• Emirates  
• Ethiopian Airlines  
• Etihad Airways  
• Eurowings  
• EVA Airways  
• Finnair  
• FLYONE  
• FLYONE Armenia  
• Gulf Air  
• Hainan Airlines  
• Iberia  
• Iran Air  
• ITA Airways  
• Juneyao Airlines  
• KLM  
• Korean Air  
• Kuwait Airways  
• La Compagnie  
• LATAM Airlines  
• LOT  
• Lufthansa  
• Lumiwings  
• Luxair  
• Middle East Airlines  
• Neos  
• Norwegian  
• Nouvelair  
• Oman Air  
• Philippine Airlines  
• Qatar Airways  
• Royal Air Maroc  
• Royal Jordanian Airlines  
• Ryanair  
• Saudia  
• Scandinavian Airlines System  
• Singapore Airlines  
• SkyAlps  
• SKY express  
• SunExpress  
• Swiss  
• TAP Air Portugal  
• Thai Airways  
• Transavia  
• Tunisair  
• Turkish Airlines  
• Turkmenistan Airlines  
• Twin Jet  
• United Airlines  
• Uzbekistan Airways  
• Vueling  
• Wizz Air  
• Wizz Air Malta

Terminal 2

• EasyJet
• EasyJet Europe

Lounges at Milan Malpensa Airport

Milan has always been a byword for luxury, and Malpensa’s selection of comfortable, well-equipped lounges only amplify the trend. Choose from the following selection to maximize comfort, style and convenience during your visit. 

Terminal 1 lounges

Club S.E.A. Sala Montale

Located in Boarding Area B for non-Schengen flights via the elevator, Sala Montale caters to business class and premium passengers from the majority of airlines serving Malpensa.

Inside Sala Montale, you’ll find plentiful seating in a clean, relaxed and welcoming environment. Floor to ceiling windows give you a nice view out onto the runways and control tower beyond, making it an ideal vantage point for some plane spotting.

A central self-serve buffet can be found near the lounge entrance, with an impressive selection of fresh salads, sandwiches, fruit, yogurts and snacks. A self-serve bar is also on hand, with a good selection of liquor, wine, soft drinks, tea and coffee. 

Dedicated staff attend the Sala Montale, meaning there’s always someone nearby to assist you. A variety of special areas are spread over the lounge’s 1,240 square meters, including a family room, smoking section, baggage and quiet zone. Meanwhile, exclusive art exhibitions are nestled within the space.

Amenities inside the lounge include Wi-Fi, flight info screens, TVs, internet terminals, printers and copiers and a digital newsstand. You can also access showers and conference rooms for a small extra fee.

As mentioned, the lounge is accessible to business class and premium passengers from most airlines, with the exception of Emirates, which has its own lounge. Additionally, Priority Pass members can also access the lounge.

For those not eligible through airline status or Priority Pass, you can pay for entry at the door when space is available. The walk-in rate is €39 per person, which also includes a Fast Track pass through security. The lounge is open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m., and access is limited to a maximum of 2 hours per visit.

Gae Aulenti Premium Lounge

Featuring just 90 seats across 495 square meters, the Gae Aulenti is a more intimate, exclusive lounge for those who value their privacy. Passengers flying internationally will find it at Boarding Area B, open every day from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m.

Luxurious, Italian-made furnishings provide visitors with an ambience of luxury from the get-go, while a view of the nearby Mount Rosa adds to the sense of distinction.

Food and drink options are well-ranged, covering hot, cold and alcoholic drinks and a self service buffet including a variety of hot specialties. Guests can also request gourmet dishes, Italian favorites, wines and other a la carte options.

Shower cubicles are available, fully equipped with shampoo, shower gel and body cream to help you rejuvenate. Towels and other accessories are accessible on request. Gae Aulenti also includes its own prayer area if you’re seeking a space for peace and reflection.

Information amenities include flight screens with real-time updates, unlimited Wi-Fi, TV screens and national and international newspapers and magazines from the digital newsstand. Children under the age of 2 can also gain access to the lounge for free with an adult carer or supervisor.

Much like the Sala Montale, business and VIP passengers may find themselves invited to Gae Aulenti as part of their flight package. Otherwise, paid access to the lounge costs €68 online and €79 on the door – please note these prices may be subject to change.

Club S.E.A. Sala Monteverdi

The lounge of choice for Schengen zone departures, Sala Monteverdi can be found in Boarding Area A inside security, up the escalator.

A wide range of airlines flying to Schengen destinations use this lounge, and in the flesh you’ll find a spacious setting with an array of several seating areas including comfy sofas and armchairs. Unfortunately there are no windows to enjoy the view from, but Monteverdi boasts ambient designer lighting to make the space as welcoming and relaxing as possible. Separate entrances and exits allow a high footfall to be well managed.

As with Malpensa’s other lounges, food and drink is self-service. The buffet offers guests a variety of fresh and packaged options, including sandwiches, salads, pastries, snacks, fruits and other bites. Hot food is not catered for. Drinks-wise you’ll find a fairly well-stocked bar including liquor, wine, prosecco, beer, tea, coffee and soft drinks.

The standard range of informational amenities are on offer too, ranging from complimentary Wi-Fi to flight info screens, a digital newsstand, physical newspapers and magazines and TVs. Showers are available for a small extra fee if you want to freshen up.

The lounge is available to passengers departing on Schengen flights. Access is open to business and VIP passengers, as well as to members of programs like Priority Pass and LoungeKey. For those without membership or airline status, walk-in access is available for €35 per person. The lounge is open daily from 6:00 a.m. to 9:30 p.m.

Club S.E.A. Sala Pergolesi

The latest addition to Milan Malpensa’s lounge ecosystem is the Sala Pergolesi, located on the first floor of Boarding Area B. This restyled lounge opened its doors in summer 2024, offering a brand-new, modern space designed for ultimate relaxation and comfort.

Pergolesi boasts 430 square meters of exclusive space with up to 90 comfortable, Italian-designed seats. The space’s redesign incorporates sophisticated metallic coverings and dynamic light sources, giving the lounge a unique feel. It’s all a tribute to Milanese design maestro Gio Ponti, channeling his work in the aviation and railway spheres.

The buffet offers an abundant range of snacks and finger sandwiches, as well as fresh salads, juices and other delicacies. Meanwhile, the bar sports an impressive range of beer, wines, liquors and soft drinks. And don’t forget the coffee from the espresso machine. Dedicated staff are available to help you with anything you need.

Amenities include the standard range elsewhere in Malpensa, such as free Wi-Fi, TVs, flight screens, internet access points, printers and copiers, a smoking area, paid showers and the digital newsstand. Luggage storage can also be arranged at check-in.

The lounge is open daily from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. and is accessible to Priority Pass members, passengers with certain premium tickets, or anyone else with a day pass available for €35 at the door.

Lufthansa Lounge

Found at Boarding Area A next to the escalators, the Lufthansa Lounge’s bright, clean and well-organized layout is immediately striking. This L-shaped space is loaded with floor to ceiling windows for natural light access, and also offers a variety of seating options ranging from minimalist communal work tables to secluded single seater pods, ideal for a quiet retreat from the airport hubbub. Stylish designer armchairs, hanging lights, interesting wallpaper and a bookshelf display complete the sense of classy swagger. 

Food options here are as well-designed as the furnishings, with delightful fresh salads and sandwiches, bread and fillings on offer at the buffet. A number of hot dishes, including soups, are also available. Finally, indulge your sweet tooth with a stop at the lounge’s dessert station, where you’ll find a variety of cakes, pastries and fruit salad crying out to be chosen. The bar in the Lufthansa Lounge is also well-attended, featuring all the different types of wine, beer and spirits you’d expect. A coffee and tea machine is standing ready nearby to pep you up.

The standard range of amenities also awaits you: Wi-Fi, flight monitors, TVs, printers and copiers are all present. 

There are no showers available in the Lufthansa Lounge, but the restrooms are notably sponsored by luxury brand Villeroy & Boch, offering premium hand soaps and impressive fittings.

The lounge is only accessible to passengers flying with a Star Alliance airline in business or premium class, as well as to American Express Centurion members.

Emirates Lounge

With 929 square meters of space and a large arrangement of seating and furnishings, Emirates lounge can cater for up to 158 visitors. As you’d expect from Emirates, there’s a focus on visual design and luxury, with mahogany and leather upholstery rubbing corners with marble and stone fittings. A water feature and golden Rolex clocks complete the opulent ensemble, and frequent flyers with Emirates will recognize the design style from their other lounges worldwide.

Reading lamps and charging points are omnipresent, while a neat work area lets you get things done while on the move. Internet terminals, printer and copier services and complimentary Wi-Fi are all part of the experience. A compact family area is also available.

An excellent range of hot and cold buffet options, including gourmet meals, add to the sense of a lounge that really wants to present you with the best. Fresh fruits, special pastries and delightful freebies like glasses of prosecco are all on offer to make your stay more pleasant.

A full range of amenities including high quality bathrooms and showers round off an exceptional lounge offering.

Of all the Malpensa lounges, this is probably the most luxurious and expensive one. The lounge is accessible to First and Business Class passengers on Emirates flights, as well as to Skywards Gold and Platinum members. If you’re flying in Economy but hold a Skywards membership, you can purchase access for yourself and additional guests. The cost for non-eligible passengers starts at €94. The lounge operates daily from 11:30 a.m. to 4:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. to 10:00 p.m..

Terminal 2 lounges

Alda Merini Classic Lounge

Terminal 2’s only lounge, the Alda Merini, reopened in summertime 2024. Find it on the ground floor near passport control, open daily from 5am until 10pm.

The Alda Merini’s design features are striking, with a range of interesting elements distributed around the 340 square meter space. 65 seats are available to guests, who will encounter the Garden Area at the heart of the lounge. This space is bursting with greenery thanks to the vertical garden concept featuring plants suspended from the ceiling in midair alongside designer lanterns, creating a peaceful, artistic celebration of the natural world.   

Architect Marco Colonnelli also emphasizes smart industrial and urban themes to complement the lounge space’s unique flavor, including backlit images of the city of Milan. 

Speaking of flavor, Alda Merini boasts an assortment of food and beverage offerings, including healthy options made from quinoa, couscous, guacamole and basmati rice. Fresh plates of salad and fruit can be found alongside snackier ‘grab and go’ options for those grazing on the hoof.

Other amenities include a working area with computer terminals, copy machine and other business facilities, with Wi-Fi as standard.

The lounge is accessible to all passengers, regardless of airline or class of service, for a fee. You can purchase access for €25 online or directly at the desk. The lounge is open daily from 5:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m.

Milan Malpensa Airport Restaurants

As you’d hope from one of Europe’s classiest air hubs, MXP offers some decent dining options, including a large number of places where it’s easy to find bona fide Italian classics. Our top recommendations are:

• Obica Mozzarella Bar (T1, Boarding Area A): Indulge in dishes centered around mozzarella di bufala, including pastas, pizzas, and salads, all in a modern, open kitchen setting.
• Panino Giusto (T1): Enjoy hearty panini made with regional ingredients like truffle oil and Parma ham. Pair your sandwich with Italian wines or craft beers in this cozy deli-style spot.
• Gran Cafe (T1 & T2): A casual eatery offering Italian staples like cappuccino with pastries, sandwiches, or lasagna with Chianti. Don’t miss the small selection of gourmet products for last-minute gifts.
• Cioccolat Italiani (T1, Boarding Area A): Treat yourself to gelato, pastries, and chocolates from one of Italy’s top chocolatiers. Perfect for satisfying a sweet tooth or picking up souvenirs.
• Spontini (T1): Relish thick, fresh pizza slices in a simple setting, with the option to watch chefs in action. Mini desserts are also available if you’re still hungry.
  

Milan Malpensa Airport Shops

All kinds of shops and boutiques can be discovered at Milan Malpensa. Choose from the list below to make the most of your visit with a dose of retail therapy.

• Dufry (T1, T2):  Enjoy a wide selection of duty-free items, from fashion and electronics to food and perfume.
• Legami (T1): Discover playful stationery, tech, beauty items, and more from this colorful Milanese brand.
• Yamamay (T2): Find stylish underwear, lingerie, swimwear, and clothing for men and women.
• Gucci (T1): Indulge in luxury with handbags, footwear, apparel, and accessories from this iconic Italian brand.
• Salvatore Ferragamo (T1): Upgrade your wardrobe with bespoke footwear and leather goods.
• Venchi (T1): Savor artisan chocolates, perfect for gifts or a personal treat.
• Montblanc (T1): Browse quality watches, pens, and leather products.
• Bulgari (T1): Treat yourself to luxurious jewelry, watches, and fragrances.

Milan Malpensa Airport Hotels

A hotel is more than just a place to lay your head – it’s a whole experience in itself. Choose from our list of the best hotels close to Malpensa.

Sheraton Milan Malpensa Airport Hotel & Conference Center

Location: Malpensa Terminal 1 S.S. 336, 21010 Ferno, Italy
Free airport shuttle: Not needed

Why opt for a hotel next door to the airport when you can settle for one that’s actually inside it?

The Sheraton Milan Malpensa is the only hotel directly connected to the airport’s Terminal 1, which instantly gives it an edge for convenience and simplicity. Its 437 spacious, comfortable and (crucially) soundproof rooms are ideally situated for travelers facing a red eye flight or lengthy layover. Rooms come equipped with air conditioning, a mini bar, flatscreen TVs and Sheraton Sweet Sleeper beds. 

What’s more, the Sheraton’s emphasis on business makes it a strong contender for visiting professionals who want to get down to work as soon as they’ve landed. Meeting rooms, conference facilities and a full spectrum of business amenities make this hotel a no-brainer for smooth business interactions.  

If you’re in town for pleasure, there’s also plenty on offer. A spa and beauty center is on-site to help you destress and rejuvenate, while a fitness center and indoor swimming pool will get you pumped up. After that, head to the bar for a cheeky aperitivo and enjoy an Italian menu at the restaurant. 

Moxy Milan Malpensa

Location: Milan Malpensa Airport, Terminal 2, Somma Lombardo, Varese, Italy, 21010
Free airport shuttle: Yes

Triple M spells ‘Mmm’, and that may just be your reaction when you check in to the Moxy Milan Malpensa. This chic, contemporary hotel riffs on the innovation and creativity of Milanese design, billing itself as a micro version of the city.

Indeed, the Moxy’s rooms are quirkily gorgeous, full of designer furnishings and smart tech features. For visitors who appreciate a hotel ambience with a little more buzz, the Moxy’s 24/7 snack bar and lounge with music and board games will make them feel right at home. You can even bring your pets along for the trip.

Free Wi-Fi, a business corner for work and a delicious buffet breakfast are the sparkle on top of a fun, vibrant hotel experience. And with only 5 minutes between you and Terminal 2, you can soak up the vibes without time slipping away.

Hotel Villa Malpensa

Location: Don Andrea Sacconago 1/3, 21010 Vizzola Ticino, Italy
Free airport shuttle: No, but available at extra charge.

Only Italy could manage to place an epicly luxurious country hotel just 800 meters from the airport terminal. 

A stay at the Villa Malpensa may fool you into thinking you’ve walked through a portal to a faraway resort – such is the grandeur of its sumptuous grounds and buildings. In fact, the hotel’s location in the nearby town of Vizzola Ticino is only a 5-minute drive from Terminal 1 and your flight. Big, elegant rooms are the order of the day inside this historic villa, complete with traditional furnishings and fittings that ooze old world charm. The restaurant in particular looks like it’s been conjured up from the excessive opulence of rococo France.

Elsewhere, peaceful gardens and an outdoor pool are available for guests to enjoy, while free Wi-Fi, free parking and even room service compliment a memorable, majestic encounter.

Amenities at Milan Malpensa Airport

Malpensa offers a range of services and conveniences for its passengers:

• Wi-Fi: Enjoy unlimited free Wi-Fi access in all areas of Malpensa.
• Disability Lounges: Malpensa’s Sala Amica lounges are dedicated to passengers with special needs and/or reduced mobility, free of charge. Find them in Terminals 1 and 2, or visit one of the airport’s Sala Amica Pick Up Points to get in touch.
• Baby Feeding and Changing Rooms: ‘Baby pit stops’ can be found in the Sala Amica lounges, offering dedicated feeding and changing rooms. Restrooms around the airport are also equipped with changing facilities.
• Banking: Need cash, or other banking services? A variety of ATMs are available both pre- and post-security in both terminals. You can also visit the Banca Popolare di Sondrio on the second floor near check-in area 17.
• Medical Services: A medical center is located in Terminal 2, where qualified doctors and professionals can assist with any emergencies or health needs.
• Smoking Areas: There are several indoor smoking areas at MXP. These are found after security. 
• Sleeping Capsules: If you badly need some shut-eye, Malpensa’s Zzzleepandgo sleeping and relaxation capsules can be found before security in Terminal 1. Each capsule contains a camp bed, Wi-Fi, sockets for charging devices and a multimedia touchscreen. 
• Water Bottle Filling Stations: There are no drinking fountains at the airport, but the tap water is safe to drink. You can refill your bottle in the restrooms.

The Best Way to Get to Milan Malpensa Airport

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