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Taxi fares in Milan

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Frequently asked questions

How much is a taxi in Milan?

The fare depends on the published start fare, road distance, waiting and applicable surcharges. Use the local tariff calculator and confirm the final price with the operator.

Are airport fees included?

Published airport fees are included when an airport pickup or destination is selected. Tolls and operator-specific charges may be additional.

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Travel guide: Milan

Milan, a global capital of fashion and design, is a vibrant city that seamlessly blends historical grandeur with contemporary chic. For visitors, navigating its bustling streets can be an exciting part of the experience, offering glimpses of iconic landmarks and hidden gems alike. Taxis provide a convenient way to cover distances, especially when time is of the essence or when traveling with luggage.

How to get a taxi

Official Milanese taxis are typically white and can be found at designated taxi stands located throughout the city, often near major attractions, hotels, and business districts. Hailing a taxi directly from the street is generally not permitted in Milan; it is best to seek out a designated stand. Alternatively, your hotel can usually call one for you.

Typical fares

Taxi fares in Milan are typically metered, ensuring transparency for passengers. There is usually a base fare, often referred to as a flag fall, that applies at the start of your journey. Additional charges may apply for services such as night travel, weekend or public holiday journeys, or for pickups at airports or train stations. There might also be a small fee for carrying luggage.

Tipping

Tipping taxi drivers in Milan is not generally considered obligatory, as service charges are usually included in the fare. However, if you've received excellent service or the driver has been particularly helpful, a small gratuity is always appreciated. Rounding up the fare to the nearest euro is a common and polite gesture.

Staying safe

For your safety and peace of mind, always choose officially licensed taxis. These vehicles are regulated and identifiable, ensuring you are traveling with a professional driver. Look for the taxi company's emblem, a meter, and a license number displayed prominently within the vehicle. If you have any concerns, always note the taxi's license details.

More questions about Milan

Can I hail a taxi directly from the street in Milan?

It is generally not permitted to hail a taxi from the street in Milan. You should go to a designated taxi stand or have your hotel call one for you.

Are taxis available at Milan's airports?

Yes, taxis are readily available at designated stands outside the terminals of Milan's airports, including Malpensa and Linate.

Do Milanese taxis accept credit cards?

While many taxis in Milan do accept credit card payments, it's always a good idea to confirm with the driver at the beginning of your journey or carry some cash as a backup.

Is it more expensive to take a taxi at night?

Yes, there is typically a higher night rate applied to taxi fares in Milan for journeys taken during specific evening and overnight hours.

How can I identify an official taxi?

Official taxis in Milan are typically white, have a taxi sign on the roof, and display a meter and license number inside the vehicle.