MILAN
The Milan classics, and the best way to do each.
The 15 most popular tickets for visitors to Milan. The ones worth building a morning or a day around, with prices, running times and who you book through.
Skip-the-line Duomo terraces ticket for panoramic views 46m up, stairs or lift access, and a Duomo gift. No church entry.
Most Popular“Great time: rainy Monday, few tourists beside us, security persons making great photos of our group with rainbow in the background.”
Skip the lines for Leonardo’s Last Supper plus a guided walk through Milan’s Duomo, Scala, Galleria, and Sforza Castle in 3 hours.
“Our tour guide was brilliant! So informative but at the same time very humorous and entertaining.”
Leonardo3 in Milan turns Leonardo da Vinci’s notes into 3D machines, working models, and a digital Last Supper. Audioguide included option.
“He was a very smart man Great expo lots of information”
Skip the line to Milan Cathedral and Duomo rooftop terraces, with lift access, great guide info, and city views in 2 hours.
“The tour guide was very knowledgeable and did a great job mixing in history with humor. I would highly recommend paying for a tour over visiting on your own because the guide points out so many things that a person would normally just walk by.”
Skip the line at Milan’s Sforza Castle with reserved entry and a Vox City app audio guide. Explore museums at your pace.
“Huge place. Could take half the day. After visiting the castle and all of the wonderful things inside, head out the back to a large and beautiful park with lunch spots and additional places to visit.”
Skip-the-line Last Supper timed entry plus a guided walk past Sforza Castle, Duomo, La Scala and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
“Last Supper by itself makes this tour worth it. Silvia the guide gave a thorough explanation what enhanced the experience. On top of that walked through the Sforza Castle, La Scala and finally the Duomo. Long walk but a great experience. Felix”
See Leonardo’s Last Supper in Milan with a small-group guided tour and skip-the-line entry, plus practical stories that sharpen what you see.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and informative. Her English was excellent. We highly recommend!”
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 access to Leonardo’s Last Supper with a licensed English guide at Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan.
“The guide was very enthusiastic and had interesting information about the painting”
$25 ticket to Milan’s Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and San Sepolcro crypt, pairing Old Masters, Codex Atlanticus, and underground city history.
“Hidden gem in Milano! Not as popular as the Brera pinacoteca, but la Ambrosiana is a "boutique" museum, where quality primes over quantity. Featuring works from Leonardo, like "The Musician", or his drawings in the códice Atlantico. Also from Raphael (espectacular the room dedicated to the drawings for the "Scuola de Atenas" painting), or Caravaggio,…”
Milan’s Last Supper guided tour with entry ticket. Learn Leonardo’s techniques and restoration during a timed 1–1.5 hour visit.
“Our guide Sylva was fantastic. So knowledgable and helpful. We learned lots of interesting facts - and not just about The Last Supper painting, but about Leonardo da Vinci, Milan and wider history. Would highly recommend. There were lockers for bags, a small but well stocked gift shop, and toilets. There was a lovely cafe…”
Skip-the-line Milan Duomo access plus the Archaeological Area and Duomo Museum, including Scurolo di San Carlo for $22.
“My ticket option covered all the gates of this trip. Great deal.”
Step into AC Milan history at Casa Milan in central Milan: trophies, Ballon d’Or rooms, holograms, interactive screens, and a new photobooth.
“the Museum was amazing it is absolutely beautiful and if I get to Milan again I will definitely be back there”
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.”
QC Termemilano in central Milan: 4-hour entry with robe and flip-flops, 30+ thermal rituals, crystal pool, and tram bio-sauna.
“Thermal baths outside and the range of types for saunas 😍😍😍”
From the Duomo to the lakes, and every way to see them.
