Getting around Italy

Neos flights to Italy mainly land in Milano’s Malpensa International Airport. Milan is one of the biggest and most international well-known cities in Italy. Since its airport is one of the main ones in Italy, there are many means of transportation available to get to the city and many domestic flights to take to connect to the rest of Italy. There are, for example, domestic flights connecting Milan to Naples, or Milan to Catania. Once you land in Milan, you can take a domestic flight for your destination or take the Malpensa Express train to get to the city during the day. If you arrive in Milan during the evening or night, there will be an efficient shuttle service available. From Milan's central station you can catch high-speed trains to many of Italy's most important cities.

Place like Lake Como is a must for everyone who wishes to visit one of the most romantic places in Italy. It is a destination also loved by many Hollywood stars, such as George Clooney. As for the villages surrounding Lake Garda, they represent one of the many examples of the variety and quantity of different beauties that Italy can offer to its visitors. Both lakes are closer to the city Milan, which can be the ideal starting point to reach them both. Between gourmet restaurants and local trattorias, you'll have plenty of options to try and enjoy the authentic taste of good Italian food.

Every place in Italy has its own distinct characteristic, and they are all worth visiting. Florence is an Italian city that must be visited at least once in your life. It’s the capital of the Renaissance period, and it is famous all over the world for its beautiful museums and works of art. Its traditional atmosphere and wonderful views make it a unique destination. The Uffizi Museum is one of the most beautiful and historically rich places you will ever see in your life. In Florence you can taste different pasta dishes of the local tradition, and especially the tasty Florentine steak.

Rome itself, the capital of Italy, is always a huge and extraordinary city: you’ll be able to witness the beauty of the ancient Roman Empire in the very heart of this gorgeous Italian city. Its different neighborhoods, combined with the variety and quantity of monuments from different eras, make it a destination that you absolutely cannot miss. Among the things to see are definitely the Imperial Forums and the majestic Colosseum. As for food, Rome is the city where you can try the real pasta carbonara or amatriciana, cooked according to traditional recipes.

Sicily is well-known for its cathedrals, wineries, beaches on the islands, towns, villages, and architecture. It is also the location of Mount Etna, Europe's highest active volcano, which may be visited from Catania. With its towering churches, breathtaking streets, and rich history, this city is a must-see on any Italian vacation. Palermo, the island's capital, features some important structures from the Norman and subsequent centuries. Its Regional Archaeological Museum houses one of the most extensive collections of ancient Etruscan and Greek art pieces in Italy. You can reach Sicily with domestic flights connecting Milan to Palermo and Catania.