Cultural Tours in Milan

On this tour, you'll have the opportunity to get up close with Leonardo Da Vinci's Last Supper, one of the world's most celebrated artworks! Meet your private guide outside of the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie and following in-depth introduction, you'll skip the lines and head straight inside to discover the painting for yourself. - Skip-the-line access - The Last Supper - Hear an introduction to the painting from your trained art historian guide - Audio headsets are available for larger groups - Discover Santa Maria delle Grazie: a UNESCO World Heritage SiteStarting Time Schedule:06 Dec at 11:00 am07 Dec at 10:30 am11 Dec at 4:00 pm13 Dec at 11:00 am14 Dec at 10:30 am18 Dec at 4:00 pm20 Dec at 11:00 am21 Dec at 10:30 am27 Dec at 11:00 am28 Dec at 10:30 am03 Jan at 11:00 am04 Jan at 10:30 am11 Jan at 10:30 am15 Jan at 4:00 pm17 Jan at 11:00 am18 Jan at 10:30 am22 Jan at 4:00 pm24 Jan at 11:00 am25 Jan at 10:30 am31 Jan at 11:00 am

Visit the cosmopolitan city of Milan at sunset when the city is less frenetic. Join a small group to discover the landmarks of the city centre.The Duomo of Milan, the Sforza Castle, Piazza Mercanti and Piazza della Scala are just some of the places you will visit during our 3-hour walking tour.Your family-friendly guide will involve you in games, treasure hunts, trivia and much more, and will keep your children's attention throughout. A slice of pizza and delicious gelato will provide the perfect accompaniment to this amazing tour.Do not miss this opportunity to have an entertaining and interactive tour that will last long in your memory!

See a masterpiece painting and a stunning Dominican church on a 75-minute, small-group guided tour of Leonardo's 'The Last Supper' in Milan's Santa Maria delle Grazie convent and church. Learn the history of the celebrated, 15th-century mural, and about the groundbreaking technique that Leonardo used when creating it. Visit the UNESCO-listed church with your guide before finishing your tour in the Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie.

Milan's trendy Navigli district is filled with hidden gems, beautiful buildings, and plenty of charm. Explore the area on a 2.5-hour walking tour and learn about the area's rich history from your tour guide. See the canal dams invented by the famous Leonardo da Vinci, admire the frescoes of the Portinari Chapel, and get insider tips on the best places to eat and drink in the area.

Discover two of Milan's historical treasures with a viewing of 'The Last Supper' and a guided tour of Sforza Castle. Begin with a visit to the UNESCO-listed Santa Maria delle Grazie, a 15th-century church that is home to Leonardo de Vinci's Last Supper mural. Learn about this iconic piece of art - as well as the church where it resides - before continuing on to explore Sforza Castle, built in the 15th-century for the rulers of Renaissance Milan. Today the castle is home to several different museums and art collections, including Michelangelo's final work.

Follow one of Italy's most famous artists, Leonardo Da Vinci, around some of Milan's key landmarks. Listen to stories from your actor-guide about the famous figure as you visit the Atellani house and its precious vineyard where you can sample the "wine of Leonardo", the Santa Maria delle Grazie with the famous fresco "The Last Supper," and a guided church tour of the Sant'ambrogio Cathedral or San Maurizio Church.

Dive into Milan's rich history as you explore the city's key monuments and landmarks on a 3-hour walking tour. See the grand Duomo Cathedral, the Sforza Castle, the Vittorio Emanuele Gallery, and roam the streets of the affluent Brera district. Learn about the rich history of the city from your guide and listen to anecdotes about famous artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Giuseppe Verdi who called Milan their home.

Discover the treasures of Milan Duomo during a small-group walking tour of the city's striking cathedral. In a small group that's capped at just 15 people, you'll head straight inside with a skip-the-line ticket to learn about the baptistery, archaeological area, and artwork from a guide. At the end of the tour, you'll ascend to the duomo terraces to soak up sweeping views of Milan.

Join this 3-hour small group tour and visit the landmarks of Milan's city centre. Your professional kid-friendly guide will lead you to the magnificent Cathedral of Milan, with its golden "Madonnina" at the top of the roof, and a host of other highlights including Piazza dei Mercanti, the ancient commercial city centre with its "talking stones", the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, where you can rotate on the bull represented on the floor asking for good luck, the Piazza della Scala, where you can see the famous "La Scala" Theatre, Palazzo Marino, the statue of Leonardo Da Vinci, and the Sforza Castle.3 hours will pass very quickly with games, competitions, trivia and multimedia tools, and your children will learn while playing and having fun!

Take a stroll around Milan's Porta Nuova district and discover some of the city's newer buildings and landmarks on a 2.5-hour tour. See modern buildings such as Palazzo Lombardia, the Diamond Tower, the famous Vertical Forest as well as some beautiful art installations. After you work up an appetite, head to the famed Eataly eatery for a 1-hour food tasting of delicious Italian dishes and treats.

See Milan in true Italian style - from the seat of a restored vintage Fiat 500! Let an expert chauffeur zip through the city streets while you relax and take in the sights like the Sforza Castle, Royal Villa, La Scala opera house and the majestic Duomo. Choose from several different tour lengths and itineraries, including a night tour for a romantic urban experience.

Go hunting for sculptures in the streets of Milan. Plastic forms of mysterious elegance dominated the squares and open spaces of all of Milan. This tour will give you an unusual opportunity to observe works and artists in the streets and squares of Milan, but also an opportunity to tell how public art has changed in the last two hundred years. With the twentieth century, the meanings have changed, as the idea of the square as a public place has changed and politicians, intellectuals or heroes proud of the Risorgimento have added monuments that are less and less easy to understand, often obscure references to the complexity of our time. An example is the obscure Mère Ubu in front of the Palazzo del Senato, the monument to the Minguzzi Carabinieri weapon in Piazza Diaz, the Pomodoro Sole in Piazza Meda or the "invisible" sculptures of the Consagra in via Mercanti, up to -Discussed Cattelan's middle finger in Piazza Affari, a clear sign of a provocation.

Get an inside look at the famous San Siro Stadium, home of A.C. Milan and Inter Milan. Visit the changing rooms, the mixed zone, and the tunnel where the players walk onto the 'La Scala del Calcio' during this stadium tour. Visit the attached museum which goes back 100 years in time and learn the history of the Milanese football teams.

Explore two of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous works, The Last Supper and the Codex Atlanticus, on a 3-hour small-group tour. Start by exploring the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, home to the beautiful fresco painting of Jesus and his apostles. Then head to the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana to see the Codex Atlanticus, Leonardo's large collection of manuscripts and drawings from the years 1478 through 1519.

The tradition of aperitivo, a drink and small plates of food to snack on before dinner was born, bred and perfected in Milan! So for a truly authentic taste of la dolce vita, there's no better experience than spending time with a Local Host, eating your way through a few plates of local delicacies and sipping a spritz or cold beer as dusk falls. Exploring Navigli, one of Milan's best loved local neighbourhoods and having aperitivo is a must - you just need a local to show you where the very best spots are hidden!

Discover the best Milan has to offer with this group walking tour and skip-the-line tickets to the Duomo Cathedral and La Scala Museum. Explore the famous landmarks of the city such as the Duomo, La Scala Theatre, Galleria Vittorio Emmanuele, and the Sforza Castle. Climb the stairs to the Duomo Terrace to see the city from above and listen to informative commentary from your guide about the history of Milan.

The affluent Brera district of Milan is home to charming streets, beautiful art, and rich history. Take a 2.5-hour guided tour through the neighborhood to see landmarks like the Academy of Fine Arts, the Astronomical Museum, and the Botanical Garden. Then head to the Pinacoteca di Brera to see works by Italian artists such as Raffaello, Caravaggio, and Boccioni.

During this 2-hour tour you will visit the Ducal Courtyard, the Rocchetta Courtyard, the Spanish Hospital, used as infirmary during the spanish domination, the Sala delle Asse decorated by Leonardo with a network of tree branches and foliage; you will walk in the lively Parco Sempione and you will reach the Arch of Peace at the end.Games, trivia, treasures hunt and multimedia tools will make this tour a very interesting and amusing experience. Your children wil play and learn a lot thanks to our top-rated guide who will fascinate them with lots of stories and anecdotes.Join us from Tuesday to Sunday and you will never regret it!

See the sights of Milan and "˜The Last Supper' with a skip-the-line ticket on a half-day tour of the city. After leaving your hotel, you'll check off Milan's big-name sights including Castello Sforzesco, Milan Duomo, Galleria Vittoria Emanuele II, and La Scala opera theater. Learn about the city's culture and history, then bypass the entrance lines to see Leonardo da Vinci's iconic painting of "˜The Last Supper.'

Discover one of Leonardo da Vinci's most famous works on this 1-hour guided tour of The Last Supper. Explore the Santa Maria delle Grazie Church with your guide and learn about da Vinci's many contributions to Italian art and science. Then head to the refectory to marvel at the large fresco that hangs with pride in this small church.