Milan Guided City Tour

Milan Guided City Tour

Meet your guide in Milan city centre, not far from the Sforza Castle, where your complete guided tour of one of Italy's most important cities will begin. We'll make our first stop at this Medieval fortress: the former residence of the Sforza family and once one of the largest citadels in Europe, these days it is home to a number of museums and art galleries. After seeing its impressive exterior and elegant fountain, we'll head into the heart of Milan.

Reaching the Piazza del Duomo, we'll pause to marvel at one of the largest and most striking Gothic cathedrals in the world. Its sheer size and the details of its architecture will leave you speechless. You'll soon see why this is Milan's most photographed monument! We'll then be lucky enough to enter the Duomo to see its impressive central nave, where an important relic is located. What will it be? Find out on the tour!

Leaving the cathedral behind, we'll head over to the majestic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, an elegant shopping arcade and a symbol of the glamour for which the Italian city, considered one of the world's fashion capitals, is famous. The splendour of the stores and the dazzling glass roof will leave you in awe.

For the finishing touch on our guided tour of Milan, we'll stroll through the galleria to the Piazza della Scala, where we'll find the city's famous opera house. La Scala Theatre, founded in 1778, has played host to some of the greatest Italian and international operatic artists, like Verdi and Pavarotti.

Milan Guided City Tour + Last Supper

When making your reservation, you'll have the option to complete your tour with a skip the line ticket to see the Last Supper. With this option, after leaving La Scala you'll walk over to the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, inside which you'll find one of the greatest masterpieces in the world: the enigmatic Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci. You can't leave Milan without seeing it!

Important information

• Please note: the tour with the Last Supper is available at both 9:30 am and 2:30 pm, however, the regular city tour is just available at 9:30 am.
• The La Scala Theatre is closed to the public during events. If this happens on the day of your tour, you'll be given a ticket to visit it at your own pace another day.