Cassina de' Pecchi: Suburban Link on the Green Line
Cassina de' Pecchi station is part of Milan Metro Line M2 and serves the central area of the municipality of Cassina de' Pecchi in the northeastern outskirts of the metropolitan area. It was inaugurated in 1981 during the extension of the green line beyond Gorgonzola, as the metro system reached further into suburban towns. The station is elevated and features two side platforms, built to accommodate the flow of local commuters who rely on the metro for daily access to Milan. The surrounding area includes residential buildings, local shops, and green public spaces, reflecting the suburban character of the district.
This station provides a vital connection for residents commuting to work or school in central Milan, while also offering access to nearby recreational areas like the Martesana canal and local cycling paths. Its strategic location within the town makes it an anchor for daily transit needs while still being integrated into the quieter rhythm of life outside the city core. Though not a commercial hub itself, Cassina de' Pecchi's station plays a key role in regional mobility, offering direct metro service to key junctions like Centrale FS and Cadorna. It exemplifies the Milan Metro's reach into surrounding municipalities, supporting a more connected and accessible suburban transit experience.
- District: Cassina De Pecchi
- Neighborhood: Center
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