Stazione Centrale M2 M3

This is a tram (tram) stop at Milano Central Station, but this is only for the 9th line. Even at the same stop in Milano Centrale, the stops on lines 5 and 10 are on the road because they are transit stations, but the stop on line 9 in the adjacent plaza is the terminal station, so the looped line The tram that changed direction at is turning back. One end of line 9 is Milano Porta Genova. At the electric stop in front of Porta Genova station of Milan Railway, the destination sign of the vehicle will be "9 P.ta GENOVA FS". If you translate Stazione Centrale m2 M3 directly into Central Station M2 M3, what is this, Metro = Connect to Lines 2 and 3 of the subway-it may be the kindness of your heart. Rather than that, I would be much grateful to have improved maps, signs, and icons that are easy to understand. Only the series 7600 is used. It is an articulated vehicle close to 30m, and you can see the direction of turning around the loop line like a snake. I once encountered a series 1500 of retro car bodies, which was also a rare orange vehicle, but it seemed to be an extraordinary event vehicle, and I have never seen it since then. Line 9 is a route that stretches around a distance slightly away from the Duomo, and it is not easy to use for sightseeing, but there are many, many are vacant or mostly empty, The connection is good, so I often used it. To Eataly, get off at V.le Monte Santo stop, change to line 33 and get off at V.le M.Te Grappa Via Gioia stop. Restaurant Il Paiolo is a 2-minute walk from P.za S. Gioachimo stop. Ristorante Pizzeria Sabatini is a 4-minute walk from the V.le M.Te Grappa Via Gioia stop. It is quite convenient when you think about it. The one-day ticket is purchased exclusively at Tabakki in the basement of Milano Centrale. When I asked for a one day ticket, it was a one way ticket (one way ticket).