Bike Corner at Malpensa Terminal 2

Milan Malpensa, a state-of-the-art hub, combines the needs of passengers with a strong commitment to environmental sustainability. With the introduction of the new Bike Corner at Terminal 2 arrivals, the airport offers an innovative service designed specifically for cycling and bikepacking enthusiasts.

 

The Bike Corner has been designed to allow travelers to comfortably mount their bike immediately after landing at the airport, ensuring a practical and safe experience. This space is equipped with professional tools and everything necessary to reassemble the bikes disassembled during the trip, responding in a concrete way to the needs of those who choose to move on two wheels.

 

 

The bicycle is not just a means of transport, but represents a green and dynamic lifestyle. The Bike Corner is part of SEA Aeroporti di Milano's ambitious strategy to promote ecological and sustainable solutions, encouraging active and environmentally friendly lifestyles. Located in a strategic area, the Bike Corner allows you to leave directly from the airport by bike to explore the natural beauty surrounding Malpensa, venturing along the many cycle paths in the area.

 

 

Thanks to the collaboration with the #VareseDoYouBike project, promoted by the Varese Chamber of Commerce, cyclists can access a network of over 2,000 kilometres of cycle paths near Milan Malpensa airport, mapped and available on the Komoot platform. 45 itineraries have already been identified, which adapt to every level of experience: from quiet family excursions, to tours for the most experienced cyclists, up to high-adrenaline routes for those looking for a competitive challenge. The initiative is part of the strategy to enhance cycle tourism and the Varese area, known as the "Land of Lakes". The Chamber of Commerce of Varese, in collaboration with local authorities and sector associations, aims to create an integrated cycling tourism system, strengthening the tourist attraction of the region through the promotion of nature and sustainable routes.

 

By the editorial staff of Avion Tourism Magazine

Text source and photo: Copyright © Sea Press Office - Milan Airports

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