Direct flights to Milan

Experience high fashion and impressive architecture in Milan – find a cheap direct flight here. See all airports that offer direct flights to Milan, and learn more about what not to miss in this interesting Italian city.

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Regarded as the most fashionable city in Italy and the birthplace of many of the top Italian fashion labels, Milan is the economic powerhouse of Italy and one of Europe’s richest cities.

Home to Italy’s stock market and two of the top Italian football teams (AC Milan and Inter Milan), Milan also boasts the world’s largest Gothic Cathedral, the La Scala Opera house and some famous art treasures including Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper.

Find a direct flight to Milan

There's a good choice of airlines operating direct flights to Milan. The city is well connected to most parts of the world, even if the majority of the flights headed for the city are destined from other European airports. In the compilation below you find airports with frequent connections to Milan, both from the US and from other parts of Europe.

Direct flights to Milan from the US

Direct flights to Milan from European airports

Up your style in Milan – what not to miss

Attracting visitors from across the globe, many fashionistas head to Milan to shop in the city’s many designer boutiques, the impressive Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II shopping centre and the increasingly popular designer outlets which sell last season’s stocks and samples. As well as being the centre of Italian fashion, Milan is also home to Europe’s homewares and furniture industries and a leader in contemporary art.

Milan’s Duomo Cathedral is worth a visit with its 135 spires and over 3000 statues, built in the 14th Century it has capacity to hold an incredible 40,000 people. In addition to its great museums and galleries, Milan is a great base to explore the nearby Italian lakes which include Lake Como, Lake Maggiore and Lake Garda.

How to find a cheap flight to Milan

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Climate and weather in Milan

Milan has a humid subtropical climate - although with some continental characteristics - similar to much of Northern Italy's inland plains, where hot, humid and very sultry summers and cold, wet winters prevail.

Average temperatures in the city center are 3°C in January with −2 °C for the minimum and 25 °C in July with an average maximum of 30°C. Snowfalls are relatively common during winter but with few days with snow. Humidity is quite high during the whole year and annual precipitation averages about 1000 mm.