MILAN
The Milan classics, and the best way to do each.
The 15 most popular 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“Great exhibition! Must seen if you are in the city! Highly recommend the audio guide! Loved the workshops!”
A small-group guided visit to La Scala Theatre and Museum in Milan, with box views, costumes, instruments, and possible rehearsal moments.
“Perfect.!!!The explanation from our guide was so helpful.!!!”
A one-hour guided look at Teatro alla Scala’s museum and auditorium, with entry tickets, skip-the-line access, and English/French narration.
“Sour guide Eddie was excellent. A must see if you’re in Milan”
Skip-the-line Milan Duomo access plus the Archaeological Area and Duomo Museum, including Scurolo di San Carlo for $22.
“Fascinating place but unfortunately always crowded. Museum is also worth to see.”
Step into AC Milan history at Casa Milan in central Milan: trophies, Ballon d’Or rooms, holograms, interactive screens, and a new photobooth.
“it was amazing! Good information and the building is so nice. The museum is actually better than the San Siro museum. All the trophees and the lay out is so nice. I really recommend it”
Visit La Scala’s Theatre Museum in Milan with a timed ticket, skip-the-line entry, and a 7-language app audioguide, plus theatre views.
“Really worth visiting. At the time of our visit though there was a rehearsal so we were not able get into the main area of the opera. We could see it through the higher seats only. That was the only negative aspect of our visit.”
See La Scala with a small English group in 1.5 hours. Museum ticket included, possible rehearsal moments, and close-up theater stories.
“A thorough explanation of the building and how it operates. Lorella gave us a fantastic tour worth every penny. Felix”
Visit San Siro in about 1 hour with access to changing rooms, mixed zone, players’ tunnel, plus the AC Milan and Inter museum for $42.
“We didn't get to do the stadium tour cos it was a game day and they closed the stadium on us and wouldn't let us in. Told us to try tomorrow. Very upset”
A 1-hour La Scala guided tour in Milan with theatre views, an opera museum visit, and time in the bookshop, in English.
“Our guide was delightful. Very knowledgeable and engaging. The tour was very I formative. The reason for the 4 stars and not 5 is that I was expecting to see more of the opera house. We were hoping to see back stage and areas like that. Regardless, it is a good tour worth the time.”
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.”
Skip-the-line access to San Siro plus museum stops and pitch-side access, with a guided tour of AC Milan and Inter areas.
“Instructions on how to find the entrance to the tour were clear, easy to find and the tour was as described and well organised, we were able to take our time going through which felt more relaxed, we all really enjoyed the experience!”
Leonardo3 in Milan brings da Vinci’s inventions to life with digital restorations and a Last Supper 3D rework, skip-the-line entry.
“This is a must do if your a fan of Leonardo da vinci. It was amazing to see so much stuff. Also there’s a potition at the end to save it so the more people that go the better . There was alot of stuff i never knew he did that i saw there”
Skip-the-line tour of La Scala Museum and Milan Duomo, with an optional 2-day hop-on hop-off bus ticket for exploring Milan.
“We had a really good time the only slight disappointment was the map with the dropped pin was some distance away to add to the confusion there was a large thunderstorm at this location so lots of people were gathered but they were sheltering from the rain ! But the office rang me and we…”
Enjoy interactive six-sense exhibits at the Museum of Senses Milan, with included tactile socks and a Taste Box. Plan for a quick visit.
“It was a great experience but not long enough of interactive enough. Really didn’t understand the idea of the sweets either! We would return. It’s quite pricey - we were only in there for 30 mins max!”
Milan museum ticket: see Leonardo’s models, hands-on science labs, and huge tech exhibits inside a 16th-century monastery.
“It is a large building. The second floor holds the interesting exhibits. It is interesting but not necessary to visit. We went to it because it was close to the last supper.”
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