Podgorica – Milan

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Looking for flights Podgorica Milan? The world capital of fashion and design is about an hour and a half away, with direct flights from Podgorica. On avio.me you can compare all airlines in one place, with the final price in euros.

If you love Italy, luxury, fashion, soccer, stunning architecture and Roman heritage set against 21st-century glamour, then Milan is the perfect destination for you! Buy a cheap plane ticket to Milan and ….

A JOURNEY TO THE LAST SUPPER

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Located in northern Italy, this city is one of the country’s three most important financial centers, as well as a world fashion capital, home to two “giants” of Italy’s famous Serie A, AC Milan and Inter, a city symbolized by its cathedral and made world-famous by the legendary La Scala…

You can put together your own trip at any time of year. Milan is connected to Podgorica by direct flights, and connecting options are available year-round. The direct service is operated by Wizz Air to Malpensa Airport, which has excellent public transport links to the city center. For more information about transfers from Malpensa Airport to the center, visit www.malpensaexpress.it. A direct Podgorica – Milan flight takes about an hour and a half, and you can choose your travel day according to the current schedule.

Accommodation in Milan is varied, ranging from budget bed and breakfasts to luxury hotels, with prices depending on the hotel’s quality and location… You can also find more information at http://www.fantast.rs/hoteli-online.html.

Why do we recommend a trip to Milan in particular? Not just because of cheap flights, daily departures and plenty of hotels, but also because of the city’s hidden treasures.

This part of the Lombard plain, crossed by the great Po River, has been inhabited since Celtic times. During the Roman Empire, it was right here that the famous Edict of Milan was issued… In the early 12th century the famous Duchy of Milan was established here, and under the rule of the Sforza family the city flourished once again during the Renaissance. It was at this very time that the famous Renaissance painter, sculptor, adventurer and explorer Leonardo da Vinci worked here as court painter. This great artist was commissioned to paint the north wall of the monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Beyond the grandeur of the scene it depicts, the moment at the Last Supper when Jesus announces that one of the apostles will betray him, the painting left its mark on art history because Leonardo experimented with paints and surfaces, trying out a new technique for applying paint to a wall… The painting is impressively large, about 40m², and because the technique Leonardo da Vinci used proved unstable, it began to deteriorate even before it was finished…

Given the magnificence of this masterpiece, we definitely recommend going to see it. To secure a ticket, you should book in advance, which you can do at www.vivaticket.it

Round out your trip to Milan with a visit to the cathedral, a tour of Sforza Castle and a stroll through the historic center, and if you love fashion, don’t miss the famous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele…

Flights Podgorica Milan – how to fly

There are direct flights from Podgorica to Milan operated by Wizz Air, which has had a base in Podgorica since 2026 and flies to Malpensa Airport. Weekly frequency depends on the season, so check the current schedule in the search. If the times don’t suit you, you can also fly with a connection – for example via Rome (Air Montenegro), Belgrade (Air Serbia) or Vienna (Austrian). In summer, also compare departures from Tivat.

• Duration: a direct flight takes approximately 1 hour 30 minutes; with a connection, usually 4 to 7 hours.
• Baggage: low-cost fares often include only a small cabin bag – add a suitcase when booking.

Milan airports and getting to the city centre

• Malpensa (MXP) – the largest airport, about 50 km from the centre. The Malpensa Express train runs to Cadorna and Centrale stations in about 40–50 minutes, and buses also run to Central Station.
• Linate (LIN) – the city airport, only about 7 km from the centre, connected by metro line M4 (around 15 minutes to the centre).
• Bergamo (BGY) – about 50 km from Milan and used by low-cost carriers; buses to Central Station take about an hour.

When to book your ticket to Milan

• Book ahead: for spring, summer and holidays we recommend booking 6–8 weeks in advance.
• Major events: during Fashion Week and the Salone del Mobile design fair (April), flights and hotels are in high demand – plan early.
• Cheapest: usually November to March, outside holidays, with midweek departures.
• Documents: Italy is part of the Schengen Area – check the official entry requirements and your passport validity before you travel.

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