Flights from Malaga to Milan Malpensa
Regular scheduled flights from Malaga Airport to Milan Malpensa Airport are available through Easyjet and Volareweb.
It takes under 2 hours to fly to Milan from Malaga in Southern Spain with the clocks in both countries on the same time zone so you don't need to put your watch forward.
One of the biggest problems the airline industry is experiencing at the moment is lost luggage, which has been largely caused by all the extra security checks. If your bags do not arrive with you at Milan Malpensa Airport, contact +39 274 85 2200 which is the telephone number for the airport.
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Malaga Flights From Malpensa
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Weekday & Weekend Flights from Milan Malpensa to Malaga
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Further Information on Milan & Malpensa
If you are visiting Milan for designer clothing or jewellery then head for the network of streets around the Montenapoleone Metro station. The Quadrilatero d'Oro is the place for designer shopping, bordered by Via Montenapoleone, Via Sant' Andrea, Via Borgospesso and Via Della Spiga.
The fashion boutiques are works of art designed by leading architects and echoing minimalist chic with Gucci, Prada, Armani, Moschino, Valentino, Versace and Cartier all in evidence. More affordable clothes can be found along Corso Vittorio Emanuele - between the Duomo and Piazza San Babila - and around Via Torino which is on the other side of the Duomo. Around the Navigli area and up Corso di Porta Ticinese there are boutiques selling a mixture of retro, vintage and cutting-edge clothing and accessories. You should also try the historic Milan department store La Rinascente, next to the Duomo.
Milan embodies three of Italy's biggest passions: Football, Fashion and Food so there really is something for everyone during a city break here. The first thing that springs to mind is great fashion and there are clothes shops to cater to all tastes with all the famous designer brands found in Milan's fashion district the Quadrilatero d'Oro.
For something different stroll down Via Dante pedestrianised shopping street or visit Via Brera which has interesting one-off clothes and a fabulous interior design shop. The main department store is Rinascente in Piazza del Duomo.
If you don't want to hire a car at Malpensa Airport while you are in Milan then you might prefer to arrange a private airport transfer or book a seat on a private shuttle bus.