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Orari E Percorsi Della Linea Metro M1 Orari e mappe della linea metro M1 Sesto F.S. - Rho Fiera / Bisceglie Visualizza In Una Pagina Web La linea metro M1 (Sesto F.S. - Rho Fiera / Bisceglie) ha 2 percorsi. Durante la settimana è operativa: (1) Rho Fiera/Bisceglie: 00:03 - 23:54 (2) Sesto F.S.: 00:11 - 23:57 Usa Moovit per trovare le fermate della linea metro M1 più vicine a te e scoprire quando passerà il prossimo mezzo della linea metro M1 Direzione: Rho Fiera/Bisceglie Orari della linea metro M1 31 fermate Orari di partenza verso Rho Fiera/Bisceglie: VISUALIZZA GLI ORARI DELLA LINEA lunedì 00:03 - 23:54 martedì 00:03 - 23:54 Sesto 1° Maggio FS 269 Viale Antonio Gramsci, Cinisello Balsamo mercoledì 00:03 - 23:54 Sesto Rondò giovedì 00:03 - 23:54 Piazza 4 Novembre, Cinisello Balsamo venerdì 00:03 - 23:54 Sesto Marelli sabato 00:03 - 23:54 Viale Tommaso Edison, Milano domenica 00:03 - 23:54 Villa S.G. 315 Viale Monza, Milano Precotto 220 Viale Monza, Milano Informazioni sulla linea metro M1 Direzione: Rho Fiera/Bisceglie Gorla Fermate: 31 158 Viale Monza, Milano Durata del tragitto: 37 min La linea in sintesi: Sesto 1° Maggio FS, Sesto Rondò, Turro Sesto Marelli, Villa S.G., Precotto, Gorla, Turro, 116 Viale Monza, Milano Rovereto, Pasteur, Loreto, Lima, P.ta Venezia, Palestro, San Babila, Duomo, Cordusio, Cairoli, Rovereto Cadorna FN, Conciliazione, Pagano, Buonarroti, 93 Viale Monza, Milano Amendola, Lotto, Qt8, Lampugnano, Uruguay, Bonola, S. Leonardo, Molino Dorino, Pero, Rho Fiera Pasteur Viale Monza, Milano Loreto Corso Buenos Aires, Milano Lima 1 Piazza Lima, Milano P.ta Venezia 1 Corso Buenos Aires, Milano Palestro 53 Corso Venezia, Milano San Babila 4 Piazza San Babila, Milano Duomo Cordusio Piazza Cordusio, Milano Cairoli Largo Cairoli, Milano Cadorna FN Piazzale Luigi Cadorna, Milano Conciliazione Piazza della Conciliazione, Milano Pagano Via Giorgio Pallavicino, Milano Buonarroti Piazza Michelangelo Buonarroti, Milano Amendola 5 Piazza Giovanni Amendola, Milano Lotto Piazzale Lorenzo Lotto, Milano Qt8 Piazza Santa Maria Nascente, Milano Lampugnano Uruguay Bonola S. Leonardo Molino Dorino Via Francesco Cilea, Milano Pero 12 Via Mario Greppi, Pero Rho Fiera Largo Metropolitana, Pero Direzione: Sesto F.S. Orari della linea metro M1 31 fermate Orari di partenza verso Sesto F.S.: VISUALIZZA GLI ORARI DELLA LINEA lunedì 00:11 - 23:57 martedì 00:11 - 23:57 Rho Fiera Largo Metropolitana, Pero mercoledì 00:11 - 23:57 Pero giovedì 00:11 - 23:57 12 Via Mario Greppi, Pero venerdì 00:11 - 23:57 Molino Dorino sabato 00:11 - 23:57 Via Francesco Cilea, Milano domenica 00:11 - 23:57 S. Leonardo Bonola Uruguay Informazioni sulla linea metro M1 Direzione: Sesto F.S. Lampugnano Fermate: 31 Durata del tragitto: 36 min Qt8 La linea in sintesi: Rho Fiera, Pero, Molino Dorino, S. Piazza Santa Maria Nascente, Milano Leonardo, Bonola, Uruguay, Lampugnano, Qt8, Lotto, Amendola, Buonarroti, Pagano, Conciliazione, Lotto Cadorna FN, Cairoli, Cordusio, Duomo, San Babila, Piazzale Lorenzo Lotto, Milano Palestro, P.ta Venezia, Lima, Loreto, Pasteur, Rovereto, Turro, Gorla, Precotto, Villa S.G., Sesto Amendola Marelli, Sesto Rondò, Sesto 1° Maggio FS 5 Piazza Giovanni Amendola, Milano Buonarroti Piazza Michelangelo Buonarroti, Milano Pagano Via Giorgio Pallavicino, Milano Conciliazione Piazza della Conciliazione, Milano Cadorna FN Piazzale Luigi Cadorna, Milano Cairoli Largo Cairoli, Milano Cordusio Piazza Cordusio, Milano Duomo San Babila 4 Piazza San Babila, Milano Palestro 53 Corso Venezia, Milano P.ta Venezia 1 Corso Buenos Aires, Milano Lima 1 Piazza Lima, Milano Loreto Corso Buenos Aires, Milano Pasteur Viale Monza, Milano Rovereto 93 Viale Monza, Milano Turro 116 Viale Monza, Milano Gorla 158 Viale Monza, Milano Precotto 220 Viale Monza, Milano Villa S.G. 315 Viale Monza, Milano Sesto Marelli Viale Tommaso Edison, Milano Sesto Rondò Piazza 4 Novembre, Cinisello Balsamo Sesto 1° Maggio FS 269 Viale Antonio Gramsci, Cinisello Balsamo Orari, mappe e fermate della linea metro M1 disponibili in un PDF su Controlla gli orari di arrivo in moovitapp.com. Usa App Moovit per ottenere tempi di attesa reali, orari di tutte le altre linee o indicazioni passo-passo per muoverti con i mezzi pubblici tempo reale a Milano e Lombardia. Scopri Moovit Soluzioni MaaS Paesi disponibili Mooviter Community © 2021 Moovit - Tutti i diritti riservati.
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