The route at a glance
- Operators
- 16
- Tickets from
- €2.77
- Price range
- €2.77 – €559.00
- Fastest connection
- 40 min
- Typical journey time
- 50 min
- Departures per day
- about 179
- Direct connections
- Available
- Transport modes
- Bus
Based on connections recorded in the last 90 days.
Operators on this route
Stops
Departure stops – Bergamo
- Bergamo Airport Bus Station
- Bergamo Airport Departures
- Bergamo Central Bus Station
Arrival stops – Milan
- Milan Centrale Piazza Luigi di Savoia
- Milan Piazza Luigi di Savoia Bus Stop
- Milan Lampugnano
Frequently asked questions
How long does the bus from Bergamo to Milan take?
Connections from Bergamo to Milan take between 40 min and 2 h 5 min, depending on the operator and number of stops.
How much does a bus ticket from Bergamo to Milan cost?
Tickets from Bergamo to Milan start at €2.77; observed prices go up to €559.00. Prices are shown in euros and vary by operator and travel date.
Which operators run from Bergamo to Milan?
The following operators serve the route from Bergamo to Milan: Terravision, flibco, Orio Shuttle, Autostradale, GoOpti, OSHU, TERR, ITA Bus, FCOP, BlaBlaBus, FLIC, FlixBus, Sindbad, Itabus, MarinoBus and BlaBlaCar Bus.
How often do buses run from Bergamo to Milan?
We currently record about 179 departures per day from Bergamo to Milan, based on the connections in our database.
Are there direct buses from Bergamo to Milan?
Yes, direct connections from Bergamo to Milan are available.
Where can I buy bus tickets from Bergamo to Milan online?
On TravelCoon you can compare and book tickets from operators such as Terravision, flibco, Orio Shuttle, Autostradale, GoOpti, OSHU, TERR and ITA Bus online. Start a live search for your travel date to see current availability and prices.
Which stops are used between Bergamo and Milan?
Departures in Bergamo usually leave from Bergamo Airport Bus Station, Bergamo Airport Departures and Bergamo Central Bus Station; arrival in Milan is at Milan Centrale Piazza Luigi di Savoia, Milan Piazza Luigi di Savoia Bus Stop and Milan Lampugnano.
