Lomellina Express

Lomellina Express
Historic train from Milan to Pavia, Mortara and Robbio

On the occasion of the 5th edition of Benvenuti in Lomellina, on Sunday, May 24, 2026, a historic train will depart from Milano Centrale, designed to allow visitors and tourists to reach the event comfortably, stress-free, and with a focus on sustainability.

Travel aboard an authentic steam train from Milano Centrale to Robbio and let yourself be carried away by the timeless charm of the Lomellina.

What to do once you arrive?

This year, the journey takes you to Robbio, a village that preserves small gems of Romanesque architecture.

You can book an itinerary in the area, choosing from six guided tours to discover the culture, nature, and flavors of the Lomellina region.

Alternatively, you can bring your bicycle free of charge, placing it in the dedicated luggage carriage, and continue your journey on two wheels to explore the area independently.

Get off the historic train and continue toward your preferred destinations. You can take your bicycle with you free of charge and store it in the specially equipped luggage car. The Lomellina area offers scenic routes through nature and history.

In the 2026 edition, the train will make a short technical stop in Mortara before continuing to the final destination of Robbio, where the guided tours of the Benvenuti in Lomellina event will depart (booking available at: www.benvenutiinlomellina.it).

Discover Robbio

Robbio is an ancient Lomellina village located along the Via Francigena. This small town in the Pavia area boasts a remarkable artistic and cultural heritage, thanks to its many Romanesque churches, including:

• the Church of San Valeriano Church, in refined Romanesque style

• the Church of San Pietro Church, featuring a 15th-century late Gothic portal

• the Church of San Michele Church, with a façade decorated with terracotta elements and 16th-century frescoes inside

Choose from six guided itineraries to explore the culture, nature, and flavors of the Lomellina area.

You will also have the opportunity to visit the hobbyists’ and antiques market, held every fourth Sunday of the month, as well as a unique permanent exhibition of sewing machines.

The project

The agreement between Regione Lombardia and Fondazione FS Italiane has made it possible to activate and promote historic train services in Lombardy, providing heritage trains for tourist journeys throughout the region.