Milan · HIGHLIGHTS CITY TOURS
One tour, the cathedral, the Galleria, La Scala and usually the castle. These 15 differ on what they get you inside, how long they run and whether the Last Supper ticket is bundled, each priced accordingly.
Use one Milan bus pass across four connecting routes for 1 to 3 days. Ride past the Duomo, La Scala, Castello Sforzesco, Navigli, Brera, City Life, and San Siro, while multilingual audio explains Milanese food, buildings, and local curiosities.
“The bus has different lines. We got off at several stops and were able to see more of Milan than just by walking.”
Spend six hours walking through Milan with a guide and headsets, visiting the Duomo, San Maurizio, Santa Maria delle Grazie, and Leonardo’s Last Supper. The route also passes La Scala, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Castello Sforzesco, Sempione Park, and lesser-known churches. Lunch is not included.
“Fun tour and the guide Chiara was fun, entertaining and got across the facts well. Was a good snapshot of the main attractions in Milan.”
Take a direct Terravision coach from Piazza Luigi di Savoia beside Milan Centrale to Bergamo Airport in about one hour. Show your voucher before boarding, arrive 15 minutes early, and allow extra time because the bus may wait until it fills. WiFi is available on board.
“coach was packed not a spare seat and very hot, got us to the airport in plenty of time, be aware to give yourself plenty of time as the bus seemed to wait until all seats were taken to leave for airport, this could take a while, anyone left behind could find themselves with a good 30 to 45 minute wait as we sat on the bus for well over half an hr, saying that cheap enough and value for money.”
Travel from Milan to Venice for a full 14-hour day with an air-conditioned bus, lagoon boat, and two-hour walking tour. Guides such as Salvatore, Marco, Maurizio, and Andrea have led informative, well-organized outings featuring St. Mark’s Square, Doge’s Palace, Murano, and free time.
“Mr. Salvatore as our tour guide was exemplary. He stood by the saying, “No one gets left behind.” Our boat going back to the main land from Venice turned around as two of our tour members were left behind. Mr. Salvatore knows his history about Italy and the stories behind the cities. Very informative! Kudos to you, Sir!”
Ride Milan for 3.5 hours with guides such as Paolo, Sandra, or Martha, covering the Duomo, Brera, Porta Nuova, Castello Sforzesco, Parco Sempione, and Roman ruins. Expect flat roads, well-kept aquamarine bikes, frequent stops, and stories in English or Dutch.
“This is a great way to get your bearings in Milan. The bikes are in very good condition and no gears are required as Milan is so flat. Our guide was excellent.”
Ride a classic Dutch-style bike through Milan with guides such as Paolo, Sandra, Angelo, or Marco. This 3-hour-15-minute tour links the Duomo, La Scala, Brera, Sforza Castle, Porta Nuova, and San Lorenzo columns, with a safety briefing, helmet, photo stops, and an easy pace.
“Riding around parts of Milan with Paolo was fun. He was very knowledgeable, friendly and informative. It rained a little so we required the raincoats for a short time, we felt safe and the ride wasn’t too strenuous. Would definitely recommend this bike tour.”
Join an English-speaking guide for a focused Milan walking tour covering the Last Supper, Duomo, Brera, Sforza Castle, La Scala, and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. You get timed entry to Leonardo’s mural and skip-the-line access to the Duomo, but expect several hours on foot and most of the tour outdoors.
“Great tour! Our guide, Valeria, was very knowledgeable on the all sites we saw on tour. Would highly recommend this tour to others.”
Ride an e-bike through Milan with an English-speaking local guide, visiting the Duomo, Sforzesco Castle, Navigli, the Stock Exchange, Sempione Park, Gae Aulenti, and more. You get a broad city overview, useful history, and a close look at old and new Milan in one ride.
“The tour guide was brilliant, would highly recommend this. Even though it’s a busy city and it’s hot we had plenty of stops and seen all the sights at the same team. We really enjoyed it. Thanks again”
Travel from Milan to Venice by air-conditioned coach, then follow a local guide through St Mark’s Square, the Bridge of Sighs, Rialto Bridge, and the Grand Canal. A private lagoon boat and glass workshop are included. Lunch and the optional gondola ride cost extra. Guides may include Eddie or Mario.
“We enjoyed getting to hear about the history of Venice, the live glass blowing and taking the optional gondola ride. However, don't eat any food in the main square as the birds snatched our lunch within seconds of walking into the square. We went on a chilly, rainy day but it was still beautiful. Our guide was friendly and helpful.”
Spend two to three hours with a private local guide such as Salvatore, Francesca, or Alex, seeing Milan’s major sights and lesser-known corners. You’ll walk through the center, learn to use the metro or tram, receive local food tips, and enjoy one included drink or snack.
“We had a fantastic experience exploring both known and hidden parts of Milan with guide extraordinaire Salvatore. Highly recommended for those who enjoy getting to know a city via walks.”
Visit Leonardo’s Last Supper inside Santa Maria delle Grazie, walk through central Milan past La Scala and the Galleria, then enter the Duomo. English-speaking guides such as Sylvia, Laura, Lara, and Mirella lead groups of up to 15 at a relaxed pace.
“Fantastic, comprehensive tour of both the Last Supper and the Duomo. The wonderful bonus was the walk from one to the other through the streets of Milan. Laura was perfect - the Last Summer came alive, as did the Duomo & Milan”
Build a private Milan walking tour around your interests with a local host such as Silvia, Bibi, or Massimo. Expect a flexible route through sights like the Duomo, Galleria, Navigli, and Last Supper church, with tickets and transport extra.
“Very accommodating with our travel delays- extremely thoughtful and helpful with our car. Perfect way to see Milan when you have limited time- very grateful for this experience”
Ride through Milan with Luca or Carlo in a classic Fiat 500, passing the Duomo, Sforza Castle, Leonardo sites, old Roman ruins, and shopping streets. This private two-hour tour includes hotel pickup from selected Zone 1 hotels and two stops of your choice. Expect charm, history, and very little legroom.
“We were in a tiny 1971 Fiat with an open moonroof, zipping around Milan. Great fun! We got to see most of the must-see places, if not all. Seats were comfy though there was little legroom in the backseat. Our guide, Luca, was very knowledgeable, helpful and friendly.”
Travel from Milan to Venice by air-conditioned coach, then reach San Marco by boat for a guided walk with an English-speaking local guide. See St. Mark’s Basilica, Rialto Bridge, and key sights, enjoy free time, and return by boat and coach. Guides may include Mara, Barbara, Sabrina, or Filippo.
“I’m sorry this isn’t five stars. Venice is an amazing city, a must see if you’re near-ish by in Italy. A few highlights. Sabrina and Enzo were nice. Filippo who did the walking tour in Venice was excellent and I’m pleased I stuck around for this. So why not five stars? 1. The morning getting on the buses was chaos, there are a lot of coaches leaving from here. One other company has put a sign up and Taotravel congregates near there. Why didn’t the guides move the group to the other side of the street to help with confusion? They seemed to get very flustered. The coach was then…”
See Leonardo’s Last Supper with an English-speaking guide, then walk Milan’s center to the Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Sforza Castle, La Scala, and Brera. The three-hour tour includes skip-the-line entry to the Last Supper and cathedral, with groups capped at 24.
“Very informative tour of the last supper and Duomo plus walking around Milan city historical centre.”
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