Milano Affori railway station, Railway station in Affori district, Milan, Italy
Milano Affori is a railway station in the Affori district featuring three platforms and tracks that handle passenger flow through modern infrastructure. The facility integrates with underground tunnel systems to connect multiple transit lines.
The current facility opened in 2011 and replaced an earlier station from 1879 that stood about half a kilometer south. This rebuild was part of Milan's broader effort to modernize its suburban rail network.
The station acts as a key meeting point for residents of this expanding residential area, shaping the daily rhythm of commuters who pass through here regularly. It has become part of the neighborhood's identity as Milan continues to grow outward.
Visitors can access lines S2, S4, and S12 of the Milan suburban rail network, plus the Milano Cadorna-Asso regional service operated by Trenord. The station is straightforward to navigate and connects easily with surrounding residential areas.
The station sits at an elevation of 137 meters and serves as a dual transportation hub integrated with the nearby Affori FN metro station on Line 3. This combined connection makes it an especially important interchange for passengers traveling across the city.
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