3 airports are easely connected (transportation length of time: around 1h or less ) to Milano City : Linate, Malpensa, Bergamo airports :
BUS Milano Linate-Airport (Brussels Airlines, Ital, ... ) to Milano Duomo Square :
BUS Milano Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport to Milano Central Railways Station :
BUS Milano Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport to Milano Malpensa Airport :
BUS or TRAIN Milano Malpensa Airport (Finnair, ...) to Milano Central Railways Station :

BUS Bergamo Orio al Serio Airport (Ryanair) to Bergamo City Center

Visit beautiful Bergamo City Center in maximum 10 hours :
Leave your luggages at the luggage storage office located outside the airport near the carpark cash desk: exiting the arrivals, turn right, immediately after the buses to Milan, go left across the street: the building is that of the car park cash desk under the sign "Via Milano parking" managed by the Autostradale company and is open every day from 8.00am to 10.00pm. However, after 6:00pm, for baggage delivery and collection it is necessary to call the number: 335 6301944. The cost of the service is €5 per day per bag. You have scheduled normal public local cheap (around 1,70 euros/traject) buses next to the airport (infos come later if you land in Bergamo. Same as infos about where to eat and buy )

TAKE THE FUNICULAR TO THE HEART OF THE CITY: PIAZZA VECCHIA. Taking the most impressive means of transport in the city, the funicular (see map here under : 1), you will find yourself catapulted into the Middle Ages of communes and lordships. After looking around Piazza Vecchia (2), where both the Palazzo del Podestà and the Palazzo della Ragione stand, we suggest.
you to take another look from above, climbing to the top of the Campanone (Bell Tower). Every night at 10.00pm, the bells of the Civic Tower (3) echo throughout the city, chiming 100
tims, which once signified the closure of the gates into the Venetian Walls. Listen to them ring in the evening silence.
STEP BY STEP THROUGH THE SOUL OF THE UPPER TOWN : Piazza Duomo is a treasure chest containing some of Upper Bergamo’s most precious jewels. The Santa Maria Maggiore Basilica with its wooden inlay designed by Lorenzo Lotto and the Colleoni Chapel (5) built thanks to the 15th century leader Bartolomeo Colleoni. Give the characteristic effigy on the gate a rub for good luck! Finally, the Duomo , which houses paintings by Tiepolo and Giambattista Moroni. After this art-filled breath of air, continue walking towards Colle Aperto along “Corsarola”, the old Roman street. Here you will find Bergamo’s historical cafes and shops, as well as the Teatro Sociale, where the info point is located.
WALK DOWN ALONG THE WALLS AND JOURNEY FROM MEDIEVAL TIMES BACK TO THE PRESENT DAY : From Colle Aperto along the Walls you can enjoy a walk with an unrivalled view, extending
as far as the eye can see over the plain. Go through Porta Sant’Agostino and continue downhill on
via San Tomaso, where you can go from the classical art at the Accademia Carrara to the contemporary art at GAMeC simply by crossing the street. Just a few more steps and you’ll be in the centre of the lower town, Porta Nuova with its neoclassical propylaea gateway and Piacentiniano Centre, constructed in the 1900s. Sentierone (13) and via XX Settembre (14) are the ideal place for a spot of shopping or for a refreshing break in one of the many stylish cafes.
In front of Bergamo Airport, there is a huge commercial center (you walk 500meters through a pedistrian path ( with a tunnel next to the airport area) and to cross the motorway). See local indicators and painted signs on the ground (take care of bicycle traffic on the path).