MILAN · ITALY
The Milan classics, and the best way to do each.
The 15 standout things to do without leaving the city. The cathedral and its rooftop, Leonardo’s Last Supper, La Scala and the canals at golden hour.
11-hour day trip from Milan to Como, Bellagio, and Lugano with guided sights and private Lake Como boat cruise for $78.
Most Popular“I loved how Marina helped us all the way. Also amazing driving skills, huge applause to Fillipo”
Milan hop-on hop-off open-top bus with 4 routes, multilingual audio guide, Wi-Fi, and stops near Duomo, Sforza, Navigli, San Siro.
“The location was not sensible. Foro Buonaparte is huge. I walked for 1 hour trying to find the building in the photo. It would have been much simpler to tell us to go the corner where the travel information is. Name the corner and it would have been much easier.”
Skip the ticket line for Milan Cathedral with optional Duomo Museum access. See stained glass, statues, and the grand organ interior.
“Some attendants enforce the dress code, others do not which is frustrating when you get turned away. If you forget, you can buy a shawl at a nearby stand for 7€ or go to the side door and they are also selling paper cover over dresses. No need to return to your hotel.”
Skip the lines for Leonardo’s Last Supper plus a guided walk through Milan’s Duomo, Scala, Galleria, and Sforza Castle in 3 hours.
“We thoroughly enjoyed this tour in Milan. Our guide was fantastic!”
Cruise Milan’s Navigli canals by electric boat for 50 minutes, guided by QR audio, passing Darsena, Vicolo dei Lavandai, and Leonardo’s Conchetta.
“I thoroughly enjoyed the cruise and the time was perfect with the beautiful sunset to top it off,”
Milan bus to Serravalle Designer Outlet: 6 hours of shopping at Europe’s largest outlet with 30–70% discounts, roundtrip for $28.
“The bus stop is infront of Milano Centre Station and make sure you line up earlier before the time slot”
Half-day Milan tour with skip-the-line Last Supper tickets, Duomo entry, La Scala access, and expert guide commentary in English.
“Massimo was a very knowledgable and engaging guide who gave us a lot of useful information All the sights seen were enjoyable”
Sail Milan’s Navigli canals for a slow 50-minute aperitivo cruise with wine or spritz plus finger food and optional audio notes.
“was a lovely trip and the food and drink was great.”
Leonardo3 in Milan turns Leonardo da Vinci’s notes into 3D machines, working models, and a digital Last Supper. Audioguide included option.
“Great little museum, you can learn a lot about Leonardo. He was a true inventor, born way before his time. It's absolutely worth it. Check this place out!”
Bernina Red Train day trip from Milan to St Moritz and Tirano. UNESCO rail views, Engadin valley break, timed stops.
“This was honestly the worst day trips I’ve ever experienced. It was an extremely long day — nearly 12 hours of buses and trains — with barely any actual sightseeing. The only real view we got was a Swiss village completely covered in ice. Despite the somehow large number of people they allowed to book…”
A small-group guided visit to La Scala Theatre and Museum in Milan, with box views, costumes, instruments, and possible rehearsal moments.
“The guy was very knowledgeable and they were so many beautiful things to see and learn about. Highly recommend this tour.”
Skip-the-line guided access to Leonardo’s Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, with headset art historian context.
“Gabriella was a great tour guide!! She explained what makes the Last Supper so impressive as well as how to understand the art and reasoning behind it. The visit to see the actual art was short but not because of the tour -that’s just the time allotted so be sure to listen in and get…”
Milan to Lake Como with a guided walk in Como, free time in Varenna and Bellagio, and an exclusive private cruise.
“A brilliant day tour to a beautiful place. Bus was on time and comfortable. Driver Hamad and our tour guide were both very friendly and helpful.”
Skip lines at Milan Duomo and see Leonardo’s Last Supper in a small group, with Brera, Sforza Castle, and La Scala on the walk.
“It’s a brief introduction to Milan, great to do on the 1st day of your visit to give you ideas of what you may want to explore further.”
Skip the line to Milan Cathedral and Duomo rooftop terraces, with lift access, great guide info, and city views in 2 hours.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable about the Duomo: architecture, history... He knew it all, was very passionate about it, and had a talent for sharing his knowledge.”
From the Duomo to the lakes, and every way to see them.
