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Getting around

The map below details all the key locations for the weekend. We have highlighted some travel options on this page but if you have any questions reach out to us!

Airports nearby

Milano Linate (LIN)

The closest, most convenient airport to the venue, with an easy drive making it ideal for hiring a car. It is well connected to Milan by public transport for onward travel by train.

Milano Malpensa (MXP)

Milan’s main international airport, offering the widest range of flight options. Well connected to Milan city by train, a good choice for guests continuing their journey by rail.

Bergamo (BGY)

A popular airport for low-cost airlines and often the cheapest option overall. Best suited to guests hiring a car, as public transport connections are less direct.

Where to stay

Cremona

As we are hosting the welcome apericena in Cremona we recommend staying there. It’s convenient for Friday night and it is around 30 minutes by car from the wedding venue. To help with your planning, we have provided links to a number of hotels below. Please let us know if you decide to stay in Cremona, if there is enough demand we will provide shuttles to and from the wedding on Saturday.

Piacenza

Alternatively, Piacenza is a slightly larger city that is equidistant to the venue. It is also just as easily accessible from Milan by train or car.

Make it a holiday!

Milan | See the Duomo, The Last Supper, and enjoy shopping, dining, and nightlife. Base for the wedding and easy transport hub.

Milan | See the Duomo, The Last Supper, and enjoy shopping, dining, and nightlife. Base for the wedding and easy transport hub.

Lake Maggiore | Visit the Borromean Islands for palace gardens and lakeside villages. Around 1 hour from Milan by train or car.

Lake Maggiore | Visit the Borromean Islands for palace gardens and lakeside villages. Around 1 hour from Milan by train or car.

Florence | See Michelangelo’s David, the Duomo, and world-class Renaissance art. Around 2 hours by fast train.

Florence | See Michelangelo’s David, the Duomo, and world-class Renaissance art. Around 2 hours by fast train.

Bergamo | Visit the Città Alta, a beautifully preserved walled old town with great views. Around 1 hour by train or car.

Bergamo | Visit the Città Alta, a beautifully preserved walled old town with great views. Around 1 hour by train or car.

Lake Como | Take the ferry between Como, Bellagio, and Varenna to see historic villas and lakeside towns. Roughly 1 hour by train or car.

Lake Como | Take the ferry between Como, Bellagio, and Varenna to see historic villas and lakeside towns. Roughly 1 hour by train or car.

Verona | Visit Juliet’s balcony and the Roman Arena, still used for opera today. Approximately 1–1.5 hours by train.

Verona | Visit Juliet’s balcony and the Roman Arena, still used for opera today. Approximately 1–1.5 hours by train.

Lake Garda | Explore Sirmione’s medieval castle and Roman ruins, or swim along the southern shores. About 1.5 hours by train or car.

Lake Garda | Explore Sirmione’s medieval castle and Roman ruins, or swim along the southern shores. About 1.5 hours by train or car.

Bologna | Renowned for its food scene, try a traditional aperitivo and local specialties like (Rob's favourite) mortadella and tagliatelle al ragù. Just 1 hour by train.

Bologna | Renowned for its food scene, try a traditional aperitivo and local specialties like (Rob's favourite) mortadella and tagliatelle al ragù. Just 1 hour by train.

Genoa | Walk Europe’s largest medieval old town and visit the historic port and aquarium. About 1.5 hours by train.

Genoa | Walk Europe’s largest medieval old town and visit the historic port and aquarium. About 1.5 hours by train.