MILAN
The Milan classics, and the best way to do each.
The 14 most popular art galleries & museums tours for visitors to Milan. The ones worth building a morning or a day around, with prices, running times and who you book through.
Leonardo3 in Milan turns Leonardo da Vinci’s notes into 3D machines, working models, and a digital Last Supper. Audioguide included option.
Most Popular“It was very interesting seeing the codex in 3D, impressive.”
$25 ticket to Milan’s Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and San Sepolcro crypt, pairing Old Masters, Codex Atlanticus, and underground city history.
“Great. Particularly as there are so few good museums and art galleries in Milan. This is definitely worth a visit.”
Skip-the-line entry to Milan’s San Sepolcro Crypt, an underground church on the Roman forum site with restored frescoes.
“Ik vond de muurschilderingen erg indrukwekkend, maar als je kijkt naar wat je krijgt voor de prijs die je betaald, je dat niet in verhouding. Ze zeggen dat je 30 minuten de tijd hebt, maar meer dan 10 minuten heb je niet nodig, want het is enorm klein.”
A guided Pinacoteca di Brera tour with famous paintings, expert context, then a relaxed walk through the artsy Brera district.
“Laura did a great job. Very knowledgeable and made our tour interesting. Would recommend Laura and this tour to others.”
Leonardo3 in Milan brings da Vinci’s inventions to life with digital restorations and a Last Supper 3D rework, skip-the-line entry.
“Wonderful exhibition. Leonardo was an amazing man. Well worth the price of admission. Flexible Hours allow you to work around other activities without missing out.”
A 3-hour private food walk through Milan’s Brera. Six tastings, spritz, Northern aperitivo, and dish-by-dish history in walkable spots.
“Fantastic stuff. Paola was a radio good guide giving us a history tour and introducing us to some amazing places to eat.”
Timed admission to Milan’s Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and Leonardo’s Codex Atlanticus. See original notes and sketches plus major masters.
“Great place to visit if you love art and history. The place is quiet and the collection of art is beautiful. The library…is an amazing place.”
A 2-hour small-group Milan tour pairing Brera’s streets with guided entry to Pinacoteca di Brera, with tickets and headsets included.
“Great experience. The tour starts with a walk through the Brera district which is very pretty and interesting. The guide will explain interesting details about the history of the area. Then the tour goes to the museum and looks at the art. This is a great way to see the art because there are many…”
Pinacoteca Ambrosiana audioguide app in Milan with 50+ artwork notes, 6 languages, and about 2 hours.
“Most of the audio was allready displayed as text. Very little art pieces were described and the overview was bad. Not worth the 4 bucks”
Skip the line at Milan’s Brera Art Gallery. Self-guided access to Caravaggio and Flemish masters in 38 rooms at an assigned time.
“Foi anulada pelo museu alegando que a reserva feita pela Viator não tinha recebido o consentimento do museu”
Milan’s Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and medieval Cripta San Sepolcro in one mobile ticket. Major art, Leonardo drawings, and Roman stones.
“Very knowledgeable guide. If in Milan book the private tour. The guide showed up few minutes before tour started.”
Private 3-hour Milan tour with skip-the-line Duomo rooftop, Galleria and Brera, plus a guided pizza tasting for $259.42.
“Absolutely amazing. Our tour guide was EXCELLENT”
Skip-the-line Brera and Sforza with a licensed English guide, optional car pickup, and timed tickets that save real time.
“Zeno Pizzo was incredibly knowledgeable about the art and architecture at Brera’s Pinacoteca. He told us about he and his family attending the academy attached to the museum. I felt like we were getting a local experience in addition to being cultured. Zeno is wonderful guide who is very well versed.”
A private 2-hour Brera Gallery tour in Milan with an expert guide and a look inside the transparent restoration lab. Admission included.
“Our time with Alesandra was amazing. She was incredibly knowledgable...it felt like we participated in a full semester art history course in just two hours. She allowed us to be interactive and we learned how to view art in a whole new way. We would highly recommend this tour for anyone who has an appreciation…”
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