With 20 to 29 million visitors projected for Expo 2015 in Milan, one might be quick to think that simply getting there would be a huge hassle. Luckily, by taking the train, getting to the Expo is easier than you may have expected. As the official global rail carrier for Expo 2015, TrenItalia has allotted 236 daily trains, of which 148 are high-speed Freccia trains, that all lead to the Rho Fiera Milano Expo 2015 station, where a total of 67 national and international train services will make a special stop.
It is quite easy to get to the Expo by the metro as well. If you’re coming from downtown Milan, the M1 Metro (red line) stops at Rho Fiera, which is just 25-minutes from Piazza del Duomo and 20 minutes from Cadorna. The food-themed World’s fair covers 110 hectares, so choosing which of the 170 country and corporate pavilions to visit is the not-so-easy part!