Clanezzo attractions

With this ticket, you'll have fast-track entry to visit the legendary Duomo di Milano, one of Europe's largest cathedrals. Once inside, you can explore at your own pace, learning about the monument's history and Milan's patron saint. You can also opt to visit the cathedral museum and San Gottardo Church for a more in-depth perspective on Milan's rich history. During the course of the experience, you'll have a chance to see five centuries of Gothic architecture, spires, gargoyles and intricate Christian art.

This bus service will offer you a convenient and reliable way to travel from Milan Bergamo Airport to the heart of the city. You can relax on board a comfortable, modern bus with air-conditioning, plenty of legroom and access to high-speed WiFi and charging ports. Your ticket will be flexible and valid for up to 24 hours, giving you peace of mind in case you experience unexpected delays.

This guided tour will give you access to see Leonardo Da Vinci's The Last Supper, located in the Santa Maria delle Grazie. While there, an expert guide will tell you insightful facts about the world-famous painting, and also answer any questions you may have.

You will leave Milan by comfortable GT coach to spend a day visiting two famous lakes: Lake Como in Italy and Lake Lugano in Switzerland. In Como a guide will walk you through the charming centre, the Cathedral and Piazza Volta, and you will stroll along the lakeside promenade. From Como you will travel to Argegno and board a scenic, roughly 30-minute ferry to Bellagio, the “Pearl of Lake Como.” In Bellagio you will see elegant lakeside villas, including properties owned by international stars and the famed Villa del Balbianello, which has been used as a film location for 007, Star Wars and House of Gucci. You will have time to take photos and to enjoy a local lunch. The day ends in Lugano, Switzerland’s “Little Italy,” where you can sample Swiss chocolate and wander the attractive lakeshore and Parco Ciani. Along the way you will experience a mix of Italian and Swiss lakeside scenery, culture and architecture.

This ticket will give you admission to the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci. Located in a former Renaissance-era monastery, the museum features the world’s largest permanent exhibition about Leonardo da Vinci’s life and works. Its also features interactive exhibits dedicated to technological and scientific discoveries in fields such as transport, energy, materials, communication and particle physics. While at the museum, you'll have the opportunity to see a steam train, a command bridge of an ocean liner, a carrier rocket used by the ESA and an authentic fragment of the Moon. You'll also have the chance to see the interior of an Italian submarine.

This admission ticket will give you the opportunity to visit the Torre Branca, a 106-yard-tall tower located in Parco Sempione park. Once you reach the tower, a elevator will take you up to the lookout deck, where you can take in panoramic views of the city. During good weather conditions, you might even spot the Alps, the Apennines and parts of the Po Valley in the distance.

Visit Milan’s Duomo, the city’s most famous attraction, with ticket options that let you tailor the experience to your needs. Tickets come in different formats, and may include the choice to reach higher areas by lift or by stairs. You will enter the Duomo and take in its architecture and atmosphere. Along the way, different ticket types may offer varying access and viewpoints, and choosing lift or stairs will affect how you move through the building. The lift option gives a less strenuous way to reach upper levels, while stairs provide a more active route. Either way, you can pick the option that suits your mobility and preferences.

This day trip from Milan will take you across the border into Switzerland and back, focusing on the lakeside landscapes of Lake Como and Lugano. Guided by a local expert, you will start with a scenic cruise on Lake Como aboard a private sightseeing boat. Along the way you may spot the opulent villas that line the shore, once frequented by celebrities. The tour includes a stop in Bellagio, often called the “pearl of Lake Como,” where you can wander winding streets, explore medieval alleys and browse authentic shops. You will have leisure time there to stroll at your own pace and perhaps enjoy a lakeside lunch. As you move into Switzerland, you will spend time in lakeside Lugano. You will have free time to take in the views, relax by the water or do a little shopping for Swiss chocolate. The day blends a relaxed boat cruise with village walks, giving you a chance to take in the character of both Lombardy and Ticino. The return to Milan will bring the trip to a close, leaving you with memories of Lugano and the shores of Lake Como.

This experience at Milan’s Duomo takes you straight to the Rooftop Terraces by elevator, allowing you to skip the usual queues. You will walk among the spires and enjoy wide panoramic views across the city from the elevated terraces. Along the way, the open-air setting will give you close-up perspectives of the building’s sculptural details. With priority access and a premium audio guide, you will move through the Duomo journey with ease and informative commentary. After time on the terraces, you will descend into the Cathedral interior to continue your visit from inside. The combination of rooftop views, spire-side walking and interior exploration will let you see the Duomo from several striking vantage points.

From Milan, you’ll set out on a day trip into the Alps that includes a scenic coach ride through Lombardy and a memorable journey aboard the iconic Bernina Red Train. Along the way, you’ll pass charming villages, rolling vineyards and the peaceful waters of Lake Como. As the route climbs into the mountains, you’ll be treated to views of meadows and waterfalls framed by snow‑capped peaks, and you’ll cross the famous Bernina Pass with panoramic vistas of towering glaciers. You’ll arrive in the glamorous town of St. Moritz, where cobbled streets, high‑end boutiques and a refined atmosphere invite a leisurely stroll. Later, you will board the legendary Bernina Red Train and travel through the picturesque Valtellina Valley to Tirano, taking in the train’s historical significance and engineering wonders as the landscape unfolds. In Tirano, you’ll be free to explore charming historic streets, savour authentic Italian cuisine and meet friendly locals before returning to Milan by coach.

This experience takes you to Lake Como, one of the region’s most iconic spots, and guides you through the town of Como and the famed village of Bellagio. You will move between scenic waterfronts and historic streets, taking in the atmosphere that has long attracted visitors. Along the way, you will see panoramic views of the lake and shoreline that characterise the area. In Como you will explore its charming town centre, while in Bellagio you will encounter historic villas and elegant gardens that add to the village’s reputation. The route highlights the landscape, architecture and mood of the lakeside towns, giving you time to absorb the scenery and enjoy the setting. The overall experience will offer a clear sense of what makes Lake Como distinctive and memorable.

Explore Milan at your own pace with a self-guided tour app that brings the city's outdoor sights and history to life. Using the app, you’ll access information, navigation and audio content so you won’t need paper maps. You may download it in advance to use offline and keep access without an internet connection. Along the way, the app will offer historical insights and stories about the places you pass. As you move through the city, you’ll encounter the Duomo di Milano and the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, then wander into the artistic Brera District where the Brera Botanical Garden adds a quiet contrast. You’ll also find the atmospheric San Bernardino alle Ossa and the celebrated The Last Supper in Santa Maria delle Grazie. Castello Sforzesco and nearby Parco Sempione provide a mix of architecture and green space, and the route ends among the lively canals of the Navigli District. The experience is designed so you can explore these highlights in your own order, soaking in Milan’s cultural diversity and the stories behind each landmark.

With this ticket, you’ll be able to explore Milan's top sights from an open-top sightseeing bus. You’ll have the option to choose from a 24, 48 or 72-hour ticket. Along the route, you can hop off and get a closer look at the city's landmarks, including the grand Duomo, and explore particular neighborhoods, such as Porta Venezia. Recorded commentary is available on all routes, while child-friendly recorded commentary will be provided on Lines A and B. You'll also have access to the 'Sightseeing Experience' mobile app to track the buses on the real-time bus map.

With this ticket, you’ll have access to the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana library, museum and gallery as well as its exhibit of Leonardo da Vinci’s Codex Atlanticus. Inside the complex, you can explore the halls and see paintings from masters like Botticelli, Titian, Raphael and Caravaggio’s famous 'Basket of Fruit' still life. In the Codex Atlanticus exhibition, you’ll gain insights into the mind of the genius Renaissance artist and inventor. You’ll view selected pages featuring Da Vinci’s personal collection of drawings and notes. If you wish to view the entire volume of notebooks, you can do so in the library.

At Leonardo3 - The World of Leonardo, held in Piazza della Scala in Milan, you'll step into the world of Leonardo da Vinci and interact directly with his creations. The permanent interactive exhibition focuses on the breadth of his ideas and offers hands-on encounters with many of his machines and models. More than 200 interactive 3D machines are on display, alongside physical reproductions of Leonardo’s designs. Many of these reproductions represent machines he never actually built and are shown here for the first time. As you move through the exhibition, you'll explore mechanical systems, see original drawings interpreted in three dimensions, and engage with working models that bring Leonardo’s concepts to life. The experience is centred on interaction, so you can examine how devices operate and gain a clearer sense of the inventor’s approach to engineering, movement and design.