Milano Romolo railway station

Southern Railway Belt

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The breakpoint Milano Romolo is a breakpoint, which lies on the southern belt path within the urban area of ​​Milan.

There is an interchange with Line 2 of the subway.

History

The Romolo Metro Station was opened on 13 April 1985, it was built as the southernmost terminus of Line 2 in 1994, the line was extended further south towards Famagosta.

Even the construction of the subway, it was decided a breakpoint at the Southern Belt Railway (then operating only from freight) to build; the entire area should serve as a transportation hub for the southeastern metropolitan area.

The breakpoint was opened two years after the commissioning of the S -Bahn Milan on 19 June 2006.

Location

The S - breakpoint includes two tracks with side platforms, which are connected by an underpass.

Metro Station includes two tracks with side platforms. About the track level results in a mezzanine with monitored access control.

Traffic

The breakpoint is served by commuter trains on the S9 line of the S -Bahn Milan. Trains depart at 30 -minute intervals.

Gessate - Cascina Antonietta - Gorgonzola - Villa Pompea - Bussero - Cassina de ' Pecchi - Villa Fiorita - Cernusco sul Naviglio - Cascina Burrona - Vimodrone - - Cascina Gobba - crescenzago - Cimiano - Udine - Lambrate - Piola - Loreto - Caiazzo - Centrale - Gioia - Garibaldi - Moscova - Lanza - Cadorna - Sant'Ambrogio - Sant'Agostino - Porta Genova - Romolo - Famagosta - - Abbiategrasso - Assago Milanofiori Nord - Assago Milanofiori Forum