- Domodossola - Milan - (Brescia) - (Verona) - (Padua) - (Venice) Intercity train (Trenitalia-SBB-CFF-FSS EuroCity) Basel-Milan: Basel SBB (CH) - Bern/Berne (CH) - Thun (CH) - Brig (CH) - Domodossola - Stresa - Busto Arsizio - Milan Intercity train (Trenitalia-SBB-CFF-FSS EuroCity) Zürich-Milan: Zürich (CH) - Zug (CH) - Arth-Goldau (CH) - Bellinzona (CH) - Lugano (CH) - Chiasso (CH) - Como (San Giovanni) - Monza - Milan Intercity train (Trenitalia-SBB-CFF-FSS EuroCity) Luzern-Milan: Luzern (CH) - Arth-Goldau (CH) - Bellinzona (CH) - Lugano (CH) - Chiasso (CH) - Como (San Giovanni) - Monza - Milan Platforms The station, along with Roma Termini and Firenze Santa Maria Novella, has security gates which prevent access to the platforms without a ticket. Each platform is usually dedicated to some particular route. The current organization is as follows, although temporary changes may occur. Platforms 1-3: Chiasso/Domodossola/Milan-Turin (ES* AV) Platforms 4-6: Turin/Cisalpino Milan–Como–Arth Goldau–Basel / Zürich Platforms 7-13: Venice / Udine Platforms 14-17: Bologna–Florence–Rome–Naples Platforms 18-23: Genoa-Livorno / Ventimiglia / Parma / Cremona-Mantua / Milan-Treviglio-Bergamo Platform 24: Operations Unusual track layout On the northern side of the railway yard there used to be a loop curve so that trains could turn around and reverse back into the station. The trains could so be displaced from the left side of the station to the right side and vice versa without crossing all the tracks. The tracks on the loop curve are partially broken up. Images See also History of rail transport in Italy List of railway stations in Lombardy Rail transport in Italy Railway stations in Milan Railway stations in Italy References External links Official website at Grandistazioni website Illustrated contemporary description of the station Art Nouveau architecture in Milan Art Nouveau railway stations Centrale Railway stations opened in 1931 1931 establishments in Italy