Genoa to Milan from $7: 5 ways by bus, train, flight or car

• Onboard services for this train route often include catering options provided by the operators Trenitalia and Italo. Trenitalia typically offers a 'Freccia' service with a light snack and beverage included for First and Business Class passengers, while Economy Class may have a snack cart available for purchase. Italo provides a similar dining concept, with drinks and snacks available for purchase in all classes—however, the higher classes may include complimentary refreshments.

• On the Genoa-Milan route, Trenitalia provides three main seating options: Executive (First Class), Business Class, and Standard (Economy). Executive offers spacious seating with more amenities and exclusive lounge access, Business Class provides comfortable seats with complimentary snacks, while Economy offers a budget-friendly seat with less legroom. Italo, on the other hand, offers three classes: Prima (similar to First Class), Comfort (Business Class), and Low Cost (Economy), each with varying levels of service and comfort.

• Various operators for your route are Trenitalia (trenitalia.com) and Italo (italotreno.it). Both companies offer competitive services on this route, so check their schedules for the best times and prices. Useful links for planning your journey include the local transport schedules at Milan's public transit website (atm.it) and station maps for navigating Milano Centrale Station.