Travel guide: Milano Segrate Airport, Italy (SWK)
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Local facts
Travel essentials for Milano Segrate Airport, Italy — what to expect on the ground. Milano Segrate Airport sits in Italy (Europe), in a temperate climate band — temperate northern-hemisphere zone with four distinct seasons. Airport IATA code SWK serves the area. Local timezone is Europe/Rome, which matters for arrivals and check-ins. It sits at 45.48°, 9.29° — useful for weather, daylight, and route planning. Use the live tools below to plan around these facts.
- RegionItaly, Europe
- Climate bandtemperate northern-hemisphere zone with four distinct seasons
- Airport IATA code SWK
- TimezoneEurope/Rome
- Coordinates45.48, 9.29
- Located in the Northern Hemisphere
SWK is a code associated with Segrate, a town on the eastern edge of Milan in the Lombardy region of northern Italy. Although listed as an airport code, tied to a former airfield at Segrate, the area today is effectively a suburb of Milan, and travelers to the region use Milan's main airports, Malpensa, Linate and Bergamo. Segrate itself is known for the Idroscalo, a large artificial lake and park popular for water sports and events, the San Raffaele hospital, and the Milano Due residential district. Above all it is a gateway to Milan, one of the great cities of Italy, famous for its Gothic Duomo cathedral, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, La Scala opera house, Leonardo's Last Supper, and its role as a world capital of fashion and design. The area is reached by road and rail around Milan and by the city's airports. The climate has hot summers and cool, often foggy winters.
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Frequently asked questions
What is SWK?
SWK is a code associated with Segrate, a town just east of Milan in northern Italy, tied to a former airfield there. It is not a working passenger airport today; travelers to the area use Milan's main airports, Malpensa, Linate and Bergamo, with Segrate effectively a suburb of the city.
Where is Segrate?
Segrate is a town on the eastern edge of Milan, in the Lombardy region of northern Italy, effectively part of the city's metropolitan area. It is known for the Idroscalo lake and park, the San Raffaele hospital, and the Milano Due district, and lies close to Milan Linate Airport.
What is there to see near Segrate?
Segrate itself has the Idroscalo, a large artificial lake and park popular for water sports and events. Its main draw, though, is as a gateway to neighbouring Milan, with its Gothic Duomo, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, La Scala opera house, Leonardo's Last Supper and world-famous fashion and design.
How do you get to Segrate and Milan?
The Segrate area is reached by road and rail around Milan and by the city's airports, Linate close by, with Malpensa and Bergamo further out. Milan's excellent train and metro network links the city centre and its sights, a short distance west of Segrate.
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