Milan to Basel-Mulhouse flights

Fly from Milan to the heart of the trinational region with cheap flights from Milan to Basel-Mulhouse starting from £129. Several carriers, including easyJet, traditionally operate this route, offering both direct flights and convenient connections to Euro Airport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg.

As both Italy and Switzerland are within the Schengen Area, travel is straightforward. Citizens from the EEA or Switzerland typically only require a valid national identity card, while other nationalities must present a valid passport and may need a visa.

Milan is served by two primary hubs for departures to Basel. Milan Malpensa Airport (MXP) is the larger international gateway located 30 miles north-west of the city, with easyJet flights typically departing from Terminal 2. The Malpensa Express train connects Milano Centrale and Cadorna stations to the airport in under 50 minutes.

Alternatively, Milan Linate Airport (LIN) is situated just 4 miles east of the centre. It is now efficiently connected to the city via the M4 metro line, reaching the San Babila station in approximately 12 minutes. Both airports offer extensive services including lounges, duty-free shopping, and varied dining options before your Milan to Basel flight.

Flights land at Euro Airport Basel-Mulhouse-Freiburg (BSL), a unique facility serving three countries. Upon arrival, you can choose between the Swiss or French exit sectors depending on your final destination. To reach Basel, take the Bus 50 which runs to the Basel SBB railway station in about 15 minutes. Taxis and private hire vehicles are available outside the arrivals hall, reaching the city centre in 10 minutes.

For those heading to Mulhouse or further into France, an airport shuttle connects to the Gare SNCF station in Saint-Louis. From there, direct trains reach Mulhouse in approximately 15 minutes. The airport provides unlimited free Wi-Fi and currency exchange services to help you settle in quickly after your flights Milan to Basel.

Basel is a cultural hub where you can explore the Old Town landmarks, including the ancient city walls and the red-sandstone Basel Cathedral. Art enthusiasts should visit the Kunstmuseum Basel or the Fondation Beyeler. For a taste of local life, visit the historic Marktplatz to find fresh produce and traditional Läckerli biscuits. The city also hosts a renowned Symphony Orchestra at Theater Basel and major rock acts at the Atlantis venue.