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“The interactive displays were fun. My family and I had a great time.”
A small-group guided visit to La Scala Theatre and Museum in Milan, with box views, costumes, instruments, and possible rehearsal moments.
“This tour was so cool. Our guide was very knowledgeable of the theater! The beauty of the theater is amazing!”
A one-hour guided look at Teatro alla Scala’s museum and auditorium, with entry tickets, skip-the-line access, and English/French narration.
“Such a wonderful and funny guide. The information was great and interesting, and the location was, of course, wonderful.”
Skip-the-line Milan Duomo access plus the Archaeological Area and Duomo Museum, including Scurolo di San Carlo for $22.
“It was a little unclear that we were not going to be able to go to the roof.”
Step into AC Milan history at Casa Milan in central Milan: trophies, Ballon d’Or rooms, holograms, interactive screens, and a new photobooth.
“We all had a great time visiting the museum a lot of history.”
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.
“We were to watch the ballet rehearsals. The staff at La SCala were very respectful and eager to help visitors.”
See La Scala with a small English group in 1.5 hours. Museum ticket included, possible rehearsal moments, and close-up theater stories.
“Such a lovely knowledgeable guide. Enjoyed it thoroughly! Worked in the business and knew her stuff.”
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.
“The tour guide was very informative spoke both in English and Italian. There was plenty of time to have a good look around. The guide also offered to take pics and advised the best spots to take them.”
A 1-hour La Scala guided tour in Milan with theatre views, an opera museum visit, and time in the bookshop, in English.
“I was so looking forward to this tour. Unfortunately, it was extremely disappointing. The tour began well when the guide recognized my cane use and invited me to use a lift to the upper level where the tour began. We first visited the Opera House where a rehearsal was in progress. It was most interesting…”
A guided Pinacoteca di Brera tour with famous paintings, expert context, then a relaxed walk through the artsy Brera district.
“Our guide was very well informed and communicated quite a bit of rich detail around everything we were seeing. She was great! The museum had lots to see and was very well organized.”
Skip-the-line access to San Siro plus museum stops and pitch-side access, with a guided tour of AC Milan and Inter areas.
“Just overall great experience for my son to see san siro”
Leonardo3 in Milan brings da Vinci’s inventions to life with digital restorations and a Last Supper 3D rework, skip-the-line entry.
“A must see! Very well design and thoughtful exhibit. Plan on spending several hours. Try to see this exhibit before viewing the actual Last Supper.”
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.
“The tour of La Scala and the guide were excellent. The guide for the Cathedral tour was bubbly and communicated well but seemed to be far more interested in promoting Milan over other wonderful places in Europe rather than telling us about the Cathedral - how it was built, styles of building within the Cathedral,…”
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.
“Lots of things to see. Very interesting for adults and older children. Disappointing for 10 years and under because not interactive enough. I would not recommend it for them. No restaurant (under renovation?) only vending machines. Descriptions in Italian and English only. Leonardo da Vinci section (museum name...) not very large and nothing interactive for…”
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