On this walking tour, you'll get the chance to visit Milan’s most famous landmarks in and around the city centre in approximately three hours, including a reserved fast-track admission to admire Da Vinci’s ‘The Last Supper’.
The tour will start in the city centre with a visit to Milan Cathedral. You’ll then pass through the glass-vaulted shopping arcade Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and its variety of cafés and fashionable shops before arriving at La Scala Theatre – Milan’s prestigious opera house. You’ll also have time to explore the picturesque Brera District before reaching the Castello Sforzesco, a medieval fortress now housing several art collections.
Finally, you’ll be able to admire Leonardo Da Vinci’s masterpiece ‘The Last Supper’ housed in the refectory of the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, with a convenient skip-the-line access.
おすすめポイント
- Fast-track entry to Da Vinci’s 'The Last Supper'
- Visits to Milan Cathedral and La Scala Theatre
- Chance to see the fashionable Brera neighborhood
- Small-group tour for a more personalised experience
含まれるもの
- Skip-the-line admission to 'The Last Supper'
- Skip-the-line admission to the Cathedral
- Guide services
- Headsets
含まれないもの
- Hotel pickup and drop-off
- Food and drinks
- Tips
制限
- This activity is not suitable for people with reduced mobility.
- Please arrive at least 15 minutes before the activity starts.
- Require clothing to cover shoulders & knees. You may risk refused entry if you fail to comply with these dress requirements.
- Comfortable footwear is recommended.
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備考
Please note that the start and end points of the tour are different.
Your guide will accompany you until the tour ends at Santa Maria delle Grazie (Last Supper). The nearest metro stops are Conciliazione, served by Line 1, and Cadorna, served by Lines 1 and 2.
It's recommended not to bring large bags or backpacks in order to avoid delays or disruptions at security checks when entering some of the venues.
The tour cannot accommodate pushchairs.
Please note that visits to the interior of Milan Cathedral are not possible on Sunday mornings and religious holidays. A full explanation will be given from outside.