Milan, Lombardia, Italy
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Current local time in Milan, Italy

The live clock above shows the time in Milan. Milan is in the Europe/Rome time zone, UTC+2 right now (CEST).

CountryItaly
RegionLombardia
Populationabout 2.1 million
Coordinates45.47° N, 9.21° E
Time zoneEurope/Rome
AbbreviationCET / CEST
UTC offsetUTC+1 (winter) / UTC+2 (summer)
Daylight saving timeYes

Daylight saving time

Milan uses daylight saving time: clocks switch between UTC+1 (CET) and UTC+2 (CEST). The next change is on Sunday, October 25, 2026, when clocks go back one hour.

Sunrise, sunset and daylight

Today: sunrise …, sunset …, .

2026SunriseSunsetDaylight
March equinox6:26 AM6:34 PM12 h 7 min
June solstice5:34 AM9:15 PM15 h 40 min
September equinox7:09 AM7:22 PM12 h 12 min
December solstice7:59 AM4:42 PM8 h 42 min

Clock time vs. sun time

The sun is highest over Milan at about 12:32 PM in mid-January, and about 1:28 PM in mid-July. On standard time, local clocks run about 23 minutes ahead of the sun, because Milan sits at 9.2° E, while its time zone is centred on 15.0° E.

Milan time compared with other cities

CityTime nowCompared with Milan
New York6 hours behind
Los Angeles9 hours behind
London1 hour behind
Parissame time
Dubai3 hours ahead in Jan, 2 hours ahead in Jul
Mumbai4.5 hours ahead in Jan, 3.5 hours ahead in Jul
Shanghai7 hours ahead in Jan, 6 hours ahead in Jul
Tokyo8 hours ahead in Jan, 7 hours ahead in Jul
Sydney10 hours ahead in Jan, 8 hours ahead in Jul

Nearby cities

CityDistanceTime now vs Milan
Como39 km (24 mi)same time
Bergamo44 km (28 mi)same time
Parma114 km (71 mi)same time
Genoa120 km (74 mi)same time
Turin128 km (80 mi)same time
Verona139 km (87 mi)same time
Modena163 km (101 mi)same time
Trento163 km (101 mi)same time

Other cities in Italy

Questions people ask

What time zone is Milan in?

Milan is in the Europe/Rome time zone, UTC+1, or UTC+2 during daylight saving time.

Does Milan have daylight saving time?

Milan uses daylight saving time: clocks switch between UTC+1 (CET) and UTC+2 (CEST). The next change is on Sunday, October 25, 2026, when clocks go back one hour.

Why isn't noon in Milan when the sun is highest?

Because time zones are wide. Milan's clocks follow a zone centred on 15.0° E, so on standard time they run about 23 minutes ahead of the sun. Daylight saving time adds another hour.

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Time zone data: IANA tz database 2026e. Population: Natural Earth (approximate).