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Lecco Lines - Schedules, Routes and Stops
Lecco Lines
Lecco Lines is a public transportation provider in Milan and Lombardy which operates bus routes since 1973.
The Lecco Lines has 18 bus routes in Milan and Lombardy with 541 bus stops.
Their bus routes cover an area from the North (Bellagio) with a stop at Visgnola - Center to the South (Triuggio) with a stop at Triuggio, Canonica, Taverna/Monte Bianco.Their most western stop is Visgnola - Center (Bellagio) and the most eastern stop is Torre De Busi, S.Marco, Church Area (Torre De' Busi).
Lecco Lines line schedules (timetables, itineraries, service hours), and departure and arrival times to stations are updated in the app in real time.
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1Vercurago - Lecco Chiuso - Lecco Laorca- 2Right Circular - Lecco Hospital
- 2SRight Circular [Evening]
- 3Left Circular - Lecco Hospital
- 3SLeft Circular [Evening]
- 4Malgrate Gaggio - Lecco Cereda
- 5Lecco Cable Car - Lecco Capodistria
- 6Lecco Rivabella - Lecco Tonio da Belledo
- 7Calolziocorte - Lecco Laorca - Ballabio Resinelli
- 8Lecco Rancio - Lecco Germanedo Hospital
- 9Lecco - Valmadrera
- 9ALecco - Valmadrera Parè/ Caserta - Lecco
- 9BLecco - Valmadrera Caserta / Parè - Lecco
- 10Bellagio - Lecco
- 11Calolziocorte - Lecco (School)
- CALOLZIOCORTE | LECCO [SCHOOL]Calolziocorte | Lecco [school service]
- D110Lecco - Onno - Limonta - Bellagio
- D111Suello - Civate
- D141Calolzio - Lorentino - Erve
- D142Calolzio - Carenno - Sopracornola
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Lecco Lines is a public transportation provider in Milan and Lombardy which operates bus routes since 1973.
The Lecco Lines has 18 bus routes in Milan and Lombardy with 541 bus stops.
Their bus routes cover an area from the North (Bellagio) with a stop at Visgnola - Center to the South (Triuggio) with a stop at Triuggio, Canonica, Taverna/Monte Bianco.Their most western stop is Visgnola - Center (Bellagio) and the most eastern stop is Torre De Busi, S.Marco, Church Area (Torre De' Busi).
Lecco Lines line schedules (timetables, itineraries, service hours), and departure and arrival times to stations are updated in the app in real time.
Facts about Lecco Lines
The Lecco Lines has bus routes operating across Milan and Lombardy including: Carenno, Oliveto Lario, Calolziocorte, Ballabio, Triuggio, Valmadrera, Malgrate, Lecco, Monte Marenzo, Torre De' Busi.
The longest line from the Lecco Lines is: D110. This bus route starts from Bellagio - Lido (Bellagio) and ends at Lecco - Station (Lecco). It covers over 21 km and has 31 stops.
The shortest line is: 3. This bus line begins from C. Alberto 120, Shopping Center (Lecco) and finishes at Lecco, Eremo/Belfiore (Lecco). It runs through 2 km with 4 stops.
Lecco Lines - bus fare information
Costs and prices of different ticket types may change, based on several factors. Please check the Moovit app to view bus fares of individual lines. For more information on ride fares and for buying bus tickets online please visit Lecco Lines's official site.
Lecco Lines contact information
The headquarter offices of the Lecco Lines are located in: 15 Bione Square, 23900 Lecco (LC), Italy
- Website URL: https://lineelecco.it
- Wikipedia Page: https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Linee_Lecco
Lecco Lines bus Tracker
The Moovit app can be used as an Lecco Lines bus tracker, providing real-time locations, arrival times, and live status of bus lines on an interactive transit map. Use our Lecco Lines bus tracker to navigate more efficiently across Milan and Lombardy.