Lampugnano Bus Station luggage storage

About Lampugnano Bus Station

Lampugnano Bus Station is often the first place many Milan tourists will see during their visit. Located beside the Lampugnano Metro Station, the bus station is a primary link for domestic and international routes to and from Milan. Between locals and tourists, Lampugnano serves millions of passengers each year. 

The station is at Via Giulio Natta 226 and there are easy connections to the M1 metro line. Whether you need to reach the Milan historic district or the nearby town of Rho, Lampugnano has plenty of options. The modernized bus stop has digital timetables, electronic display boards, and other important monitors to ensure you don’t miss your connection.

Italian and international bus companies stop at Lampugnano and the ticket office area has a spacious waiting room. Pick up a snack, grab a coffee, or check your email with the free WiFi available at the station. There are 20 bays for arriving and departing buses that each have covers to shield passengers from inclement weather. 

Things to do near Lampugnano Bus Station

With easy connections to Milan, you won’t waste any time getting around this incredible city. Milan is home to many high-end restaurants, fashion stores, medieval architecture, and financial centers. 

Football fanatics will be within walking distance of Milan’s famous stadium, and large trade shows entertain thousands of visitors each year. Drop off your bags with Bounce and discover the best attractions that Milan has to offer.  

• Stroll through the green spaces of Parco Monte Stella and admire the beautiful hilltop views
• Wander around Milan’s Chinatown
• Check out the incredible exhibits at Fieramilanocity
• Taste Italian pizza at Trattoria e Pizzeria Amabile
• Ride your bike, go for a run, or chill by the lake at Cave Park
• Escape the summer heat at Acquatica Park and ride water slides
• Bring your children to Trennolandia for a day of family fun
• Admire the beautiful monuments inside Cimitero Maggiore di Milano

Transit options to Lampugnano Bus Station

• Take the 68 Bus 
• Use the green line on the Metro to get off at the Cadorna stop, transfer to the red line and arrive at the bus station
• Use the yellow line on the Metro to get off at the Duomo stop, transfer to the red line towards Rho Fiera and arrive at the bus station

Luggage storage near Lampugnano Bus Station

Lampugnano Bus Station is a little farther than walking distance from Milan city center, but don’t worry about lugging your bags around town. Bounce has storage locations near Lampugnano Bus Station to secure your items for your visit to Milan. 

Whether you live in the area or it’s your first time here, leave your items with Bounce to explore Milan with peace of mind. However long you need your bags stored, Bounce has you covered until you’re ready to depart. 

Attractions and activities near Lampugnano Bus Station

• San Siro Stadium: About a 30-minute walk from the bus station, you’ll find one of Europe’s largest football stadiums. San Siro Stadium holds around 76,000 seats and hosts raucous crowds to watch AC Milan and Internazionale fixtures. The stadium has hosted FIFA World Cups, UEFA European Football Championships, and will hold the opening ceremony of the 2026 Winter Olympics.
  First opened in 1926, San Siro Stadium has undergone numerous renovations to accommodate passionate football fans. There were ambitious plans to expand the capacity to upwards of 150,000, but officials reduced it to 85,000 spectators. Dedicated AC Milan and Inter fans can wander the museum that highlights the history and accomplishments of both clubs.
  Despite its remarkable history, San Siro’s lifespan may be coming to an end within the next decade. There are plans to build a new stadium beside San Siro, and the beloved venue faces potential demolition after the 2026 Winter Olympics.
• Fiera Milano: Milan is an established host of exhibitions, and Fiera Milano welcomes visitors from all over Europe. The exhibition center is the continent’s largest, and a wide variety of trade shows take place on the fairgrounds. Some of the premier annual events include the Milan Furniture Fair, Milan Motorcycle Show, International Tourism Exchange, and Machine Tool World Expo.
  Fiera Milano SpA has managed the fairgrounds since 2000, and its current space in Rho began operations a few years later. The property is roughly a 15-minute drive from Lampugnano Bus Station, but public transit is available nearby. There are around 70 shows that host thousands of exhibitors throughout the year, and the venue is worth checking out if you’re in Milan during a scheduled show.
• Sempione Park: Encompassing 38.6 hectares, Sempione Park is a beloved urban park that gives residents lots of green space. The park sits adjacent to the historic center and within walking distance of several famous monuments. You’re only minutes from Sforza Castle, the Arch of Peace, and have spectacular views from inside the park.
  Walking trails course around the landscape and provide glimpses of beautiful gardens, fountains, and sculptures. Climb the Branca Tower for sweeping views of Milan or view marine life at Acquario Civico di Milano. The Bridge of the Little Mermaids crosses the lake and is a peaceful spot for bird watching.
  From history buffs to exercise enthusiasts, Sempione Park draws all kinds of visitors around Milan. MammaFit gives new mothers an enjoyable way to work out in the fresh air, and Bar Bianco hosts a laid-back vibe to grab a drink. Triennale di Milano intrigues those fascinated by Italian design, and history buffs can check out the state of Napoléon III.