Activities

City/Town Tour (Walking Tour) at Milan

Sightseeing at Milan Cathedral and The Last Supper

Local Flavor (Shopping) at Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Highlights

– Best of Milan walking tour with Da Vinci’s The Last Supper Tickets
– Enjoy 3hour walking tour in Milan, you’ll see the very best of Milan
– To see the iconic Duomo with its gothic spires, to the Opera house
– Visit the most famous shopping and dining areas of the city

Description

With a pre-booked slot, you won’t waste hours waiting in line to see the Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘The Last Supper’. Instead, you’ll get straight inside to spend 15 minutes alone with this masterpiece, your group of just 14 people or less, and your guide.

With its shiny veneer and reputation as one of the world’s most exclusive fashion cities, it can be hard to scratch beneath the surface of Milan. Our Last Supper Tour and Best of Milan Walking Tour helps you do that, showing you all the most important sites of the city (including Leonardo da Vinci’s famous ‘The Last Supper’) and introducing you to the best areas for dining, shopping and socializing. In just 3 hours you’ll see all the must-see sites and get acquainted with this enigmatic city, visited by many but known by few.

Our tour starts at the center of the city (geographically and socially) with the famous Milan Duomo. This incredible Cathedral is often described as one of the most beautiful churches in the world. In his book Innocents Abroad, Mark Twain gave it a chapter of its own, saying “So grand, so solemn, so vast! And yet so delicate, so airy, so graceful!”. With Skip the Line tickets at the Duomo, you won’t waste time in line, getting straight inside for a guided tour of this majestic space.

Our next stop is the impressive Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a 19th-century glass vaulted shopping arcade. Brimming with fashionable shops and cafés, it is often called the drawing-room of Milan for its importance as a common meeting point. Passing through the Gallery we arrive at Piazza della Scala, the square which houses the world-renowned Scala Theatre Milan’s Opera House since 1778 which is still in use. Some of the greatest musicians and singers in history have performed here, notably Giuseppe Verdi whose famous operas, such as Falstaff, often premiered in this very theatre.

Next, it’s through the Brera District. Rich in historical buildings, literature cafés, restaurants, and fashionable bars, this area has long been home to artists and intellectuals. From here picturesque, winding streets lead us north past Castello Sforzesco. An imposing medieval Castle and fortress, Sforzesco was once seat and residence of the ruling family of Milan and now houses several of the city’s museums and art collections.

We end our tour with a bang at Milan’s most famous attraction Leonardo Da Vinci’s ‘The Last Supper’. Hidden away at the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, this masterpiece attracts huge crowds leading to general access queues that often stretch for hours. With a pre-booked slot and Skip the Line Access we get you straight inside, where you’ll spend 15 minutes alone with this masterpiece, your group of just 25 people or less, and your guide.

Visits to the interior of the Duomo are not possible on Sunday mornings & Religious Holidays. These days, a full explanation will be given from outside the Cathedral.