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For centuries, Sforza Castle has been at the heart of Milan’s power, and even today, behind its imposing walls, its courtyards, historic rooms, and collections tell the long and fascinating history of the city.

During your visit, you can explore spaces that once hosted the Sforza family and discover extraordinary works of art, including Michelangelo’s famous Rondanini Pietà. The audio guide enriches the experience with insights and stories, allowing you to discover the castle not only as a monument, but as a place where some of history’s greatest figures once lived and worked.

What’s included:

- Admission to Sforza Castle in Milan.

- Digital audio guide with insights into the history of the castle, its rooms, and the main artworks on display.

What you’ll see:

- Sforza Castle, one of the most impressive Renaissance fortresses in Europe.

- Michelangelo’s Rondanini Pietà, the great master’s final masterpiece.

- The courtyards and historic rooms of the castle, which tell the story of Sforza Milan.

- Museum collections dedicated to art, archaeology, decorative arts, and musical instruments.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza Castello, 20121 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

Sforza Castle is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

- Audio guide:

Available in digital format via smartphone.

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The Last Supper Museum (Cenacolo Vinciano) is one of Milan’s most extraordinary landmarks, where art, history, and creative genius come together around one of the world’s most famous masterpieces: Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper.

Painted between 1494 and 1498 on the wall of the refectory of the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent, this revolutionary fresco continues to fascinate millions of visitors thanks to its expressive power, the depth of its characters, and the mysteries surrounding its history. Entering the room means standing before a unique masterpiece that has survived through the centuries and reveals Leonardo’s visionary talent.

What’s included:

- Entrance to the Cenacolo Vinciano.

- Guided tour of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, including explanations about the artwork’s history, the technique used, and the most significant details of the scene.

What you’ll see:

- Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, one of the most iconic paintings in art history, depicting the famous moment when Christ announces that one of the apostles will betray him.

- The details of the composition, from the apostles’ gestures and expressions to the innovative perspective that gives the scene a striking sense of realism.

- The refectory of the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent, the historic setting that houses Leonardo’s masterpiece.

- The complex history of the fresco, from its conservation challenges to the restorations that have preserved its extraordinary beauty.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

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Just a sports stadium? Far from it. San Siro is where the stories, triumphs and emotions of Italy's two most celebrated football clubs—AC Milan and Inter Milan—come together. Opened in 1926 and officially named Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, San Siro has hosted legendary derbies, major international finals and some of the greatest footballers in history.

This tour takes you beyond the stands, giving you access to areas usually reserved for players. From the changing rooms and the players' tunnel to the pitch and the museum, get ready to uncover the stories behind a century of unforgettable matches, trophies and iconic moments.

What's included:

- Admission to San Siro Stadium and the San Siro Museum.

- Access to the tour route, including the changing rooms, players' tunnel, pitchside and stands.

What you'll see:

- The changing rooms used by AC Milan and Inter Milan.

- The players' tunnel leading onto the pitch.

- Pitchside access and panoramic views from one of Europe's most iconic football stadiums.

- The San Siro Museum, featuring trophies, historic shirts, memorabilia and exhibits celebrating the history of Milan's two football clubs.

Important information:

- Address: Piazzale Angelo Moratti, 20151 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Visit duration:

Approximately 1 hour.

- Accessibility:

The tour route is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

- Audio guide:

Available via app (if included with the selected ticket).

- Opening hours:

From April to October: daily, 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM. From November to March: daily, 9:30 AM-5:00 PM. On match days or during special events, opening hours and the tour route may be subject to change.

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The Branca Tower is one of Milan's most spectacular panoramic landmarks. Designed in 1933 by architect Gio Ponti and standing 108.6 meters tall, this elegant steel structure rises in the heart of Parco Sempione, offering breathtaking views.

In just a few seconds, the lift takes you to the panoramic terrace, where you can admire the Duomo, Sforza Castle, the CityLife district and, on clear days, even the Alpine skyline. It's a privileged viewpoint that lets you experience the ever-evolving soul of Milan.

What's included:

- Admission to the Branca Tower.

- Lift ride to the panoramic terrace to enjoy breathtaking views over Milan.

What you'll see:

- The historic tower designed by Gio Ponti, one of the most iconic examples of 20th-century Italian architecture.

- A 360° panoramic view over central Milan and its most famous landmarks.

- The Duomo, Sforza Castle, Parco Sempione, CityLife and the city's modern skyline.

- On clear days, the silhouette of the Alps stretching across the horizon.

Important information:

- Address: Viale Luigi Camoens, 2, 20121 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Visit duration:

Approximately 6 minutes on the panoramic terrace.

- Accessibility:

This experience is not recommended for visitors with reduced mobility.

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Overlooking Piazza del Duomo, the Museum of the 900 takes you on a journey through 20th-century Italian art. As you explore its galleries, you can follow the evolution of the major artistic movements, from the historical avant-gardes and Futurism to Spatialism and Arte Povera, through paintings, sculptures, and installations that shaped an entire era.

Alongside its masterpieces, the museum also offers stunning views of Piazza del Duomo and the Cathedral, creating a fascinating dialogue between modern art and one of Milan's most iconic landmarks.

What's included:

- Admission to the Museo del Novecento.

- Digital audio guide to accompany your visit.

What you'll see:

- One of Italy's most important collections dedicated to 20th-century art.

- Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo's famous The Fourth Estate, one of the iconic masterpieces of Italian art.

- Works by Umberto Boccioni, Giorgio de Chirico, Giorgio Morandi, Lucio Fontana, Alberto Burri, and other leading 20th-century artists.

- Galleries dedicated to the century's major artistic movements, including Futurism, Metaphysical Art, Spatialism, and Arte Povera.

- Panoramic terraces and exhibition spaces overlooking Piazza del Duomo and Milan Cathedral.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza del Duomo 8, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

The museum is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

- Audio guide:

Available in digital format for smartphones.

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The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana in Milan houses one of Italy’s most prestigious art collections, featuring masterpieces that span centuries of history and bear the signatures of some of the greatest masters of the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

Founded in 1618 by Cardinal Federico Borromeo, it is one of the city’s oldest museums and offers an extraordinary journey through paintings, drawings, sculptures, and precious manuscripts.

What’s included:

- Admission to the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana.

What you’ll see:

- Leonardo da Vinci’s famous Portrait of a Musician and the Codex Atlanticus, displayed through a rotating selection of original folios.

- Caravaggio’s magnificent Basket of Fruit, considered one of the earliest great still-life paintings in the history of art.

- Works by Raphael, Botticelli, Titian, Bramantino, Bernardino Luini, and other leading figures of Italian art.

- The historic galleries of the Pinacoteca, home to paintings, drawings, and precious manuscripts collected over the centuries by the Ambrosian Library.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza Pio XI, 2, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

The Pinacoteca is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

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One of the most important science museums in Europe, in the heart of Milan. Housed in the spaces of a former monastery, the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci preserves one of Italy’s largest collections of scientific and technological artifacts, exploring the relationship between humans and technology through a rich journey of historical objects, models, and interactive exhibits.

The highlight of the museum is the Leonardo da Vinci Gallery, where you can admire reconstructions of machines and projects inspired by the studies of the famous artist and inventor. Through drawings, models, and instruments, Leonardo’s extraordinary ability to combine observation, creativity, and knowledge comes to life.

What’s included:

- Entrance to the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci.

- Access to the museum’s permanent collections.

- Access to any temporary exhibitions included in the ticket (if available with the selected ticket).

What you’ll see:

- The Leonardo da Vinci Gallery with models and reconstructions of his inventions.

- Collections dedicated to transportation, energy, space, communication, and industry.

- Aircraft, ships, trains, scientific instruments, and objects that showcase technological evolution.

- The museum’s historic spaces housed within the former monastery.

Important information:

- Address: Via San Vittore 21, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

The museum is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. Elevators and dedicated routes are available to facilitate access to the different exhibition areas.

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The Last Supper Museum (Cenacolo Vinciano) is one of Milan’s most extraordinary landmarks, where art, history, and creative genius come together around one of the world’s most famous masterpieces: Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper.

Painted between 1494 and 1498 on the wall of the refectory of the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent, this revolutionary fresco continues to fascinate millions of visitors thanks to its expressive power, the depth of its characters, and the mysteries surrounding its history. Entering the room means standing before a unique masterpiece that has survived through the centuries and reveals Leonardo’s visionary talent.

What’s included:

- Entrance to the Cenacolo Vinciano.

- Guided tour of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, including explanations about the artwork’s history, the technique used, and the most significant details of the scene.

What you’ll see:

- Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, one of the most iconic paintings in art history, depicting the famous moment when Christ announces that one of the apostles will betray him.

- The details of the composition, from the apostles’ gestures and expressions to the innovative perspective that gives the scene a striking sense of realism.

- The refectory of the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent, the historic setting that houses Leonardo’s masterpiece.

- The complex history of the fresco, from its conservation challenges to the restorations that have preserved its extraordinary beauty.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

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Just a sports stadium? Far from it. San Siro is where the stories, triumphs and emotions of Italy's two most celebrated football clubs—AC Milan and Inter Milan—come together. Opened in 1926 and officially named Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, San Siro has hosted legendary derbies, major international finals and some of the greatest footballers in history.

This tour takes you beyond the stands, giving you access to areas usually reserved for players. From the changing rooms and the players' tunnel to the pitch and the museum, get ready to uncover the stories behind a century of unforgettable matches, trophies and iconic moments.

What's included:

- Admission to San Siro Stadium and the San Siro Museum.

- Access to the tour route, including the changing rooms, players' tunnel, pitchside and stands.

What you'll see:

- The changing rooms used by AC Milan and Inter Milan.

- The players' tunnel leading onto the pitch.

- Pitchside access and panoramic views from one of Europe's most iconic football stadiums.

- The San Siro Museum, featuring trophies, historic shirts, memorabilia and exhibits celebrating the history of Milan's two football clubs.

Important information:

- Address: Piazzale Angelo Moratti, 20151 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Visit duration:

Approximately 1 hour.

- Accessibility:

The tour route is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

- Audio guide:

Available via app (if included with the selected ticket).

- Opening hours:

From April to October: daily, 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM. From November to March: daily, 9:30 AM-5:00 PM. On match days or during special events, opening hours and the tour route may be subject to change.

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Overlooking Piazza del Duomo, the Museum of the 900 takes you on a journey through 20th-century Italian art. As you explore its galleries, you can follow the evolution of the major artistic movements, from the historical avant-gardes and Futurism to Spatialism and Arte Povera, through paintings, sculptures, and installations that shaped an entire era.

Alongside its masterpieces, the museum also offers stunning views of Piazza del Duomo and the Cathedral, creating a fascinating dialogue between modern art and one of Milan's most iconic landmarks.

What's included:

- Admission to the Museo del Novecento.

- Digital audio guide to accompany your visit.

What you'll see:

- One of Italy's most important collections dedicated to 20th-century art.

- Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo's famous The Fourth Estate, one of the iconic masterpieces of Italian art.

- Works by Umberto Boccioni, Giorgio de Chirico, Giorgio Morandi, Lucio Fontana, Alberto Burri, and other leading 20th-century artists.

- Galleries dedicated to the century's major artistic movements, including Futurism, Metaphysical Art, Spatialism, and Arte Povera.

- Panoramic terraces and exhibition spaces overlooking Piazza del Duomo and Milan Cathedral.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza del Duomo 8, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

The museum is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

- Audio guide:

Available in digital format for smartphones.

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The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana in Milan houses one of Italy’s most prestigious art collections, featuring masterpieces that span centuries of history and bear the signatures of some of the greatest masters of the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

Founded in 1618 by Cardinal Federico Borromeo, it is one of the city’s oldest museums and offers an extraordinary journey through paintings, drawings, sculptures, and precious manuscripts.

What’s included:

- Admission to the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana.

What you’ll see:

- Leonardo da Vinci’s famous Portrait of a Musician and the Codex Atlanticus, displayed through a rotating selection of original folios.

- Caravaggio’s magnificent Basket of Fruit, considered one of the earliest great still-life paintings in the history of art.

- Works by Raphael, Botticelli, Titian, Bramantino, Bernardino Luini, and other leading figures of Italian art.

- The historic galleries of the Pinacoteca, home to paintings, drawings, and precious manuscripts collected over the centuries by the Ambrosian Library.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza Pio XI, 2, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

The Pinacoteca is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

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One of the most important science museums in Europe, in the heart of Milan. Housed in the spaces of a former monastery, the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci preserves one of Italy’s largest collections of scientific and technological artifacts, exploring the relationship between humans and technology through a rich journey of historical objects, models, and interactive exhibits.

The highlight of the museum is the Leonardo da Vinci Gallery, where you can admire reconstructions of machines and projects inspired by the studies of the famous artist and inventor. Through drawings, models, and instruments, Leonardo’s extraordinary ability to combine observation, creativity, and knowledge comes to life.

What’s included:

- Entrance to the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci.

- Access to the museum’s permanent collections.

- Access to any temporary exhibitions included in the ticket (if available with the selected ticket).

What you’ll see:

- The Leonardo da Vinci Gallery with models and reconstructions of his inventions.

- Collections dedicated to transportation, energy, space, communication, and industry.

- Aircraft, ships, trains, scientific instruments, and objects that showcase technological evolution.

- The museum’s historic spaces housed within the former monastery.

Important information:

- Address: Via San Vittore 21, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

The museum is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. Elevators and dedicated routes are available to facilitate access to the different exhibition areas.

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Discover Milan with ease and travel freely around the city for 1 day with the public transport card. The card allows you to use Milan’s urban tram, bus and metro network to conveniently reach the main attractions and explore the city at your own pace.

The card also includes a multilingual audio guide with over 20 hours of content and an interactive map to help you find your way around and discover Milan.

What’s included:

• Milan public transport card valid for 1 day from activation.
• Use of trams, buses and metro.
• Audio guide available in Italian and 5 other languages.
• Over 20 hours of audio content.
• Interactive map. 

Important information:

• The public transport card is valid for 1 day from activation.
• Pick-up point: Zani Viaggi Meeting Point, Piazza Duca d’Aosta, 20100 Milan.
• Tickets must be collected at the Zani Viaggi Meeting Point at Milan Central Station.
• Tickets can be collected from 08:00 to 18:00.
• The card is wheelchair accessible.
• Airport transfers and connections to Rho Fiera are not included. 

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Discover Milan with ease and travel freely around the city for 3 days with the public transport card. The card allows you to use Milan’s urban tram, bus and metro network to conveniently reach the main attractions and explore the city at your own pace.

The card also includes a multilingual audio guide with over 20 hours of content and an interactive map to help you find your way around and discover Milan.

What’s included:

• Milan public transport card valid for 3 days from activation.
• Use of trams, buses and metro.
• Audio guide available in Italian and 5 other languages.
• Over 20 hours of audio content.
• Interactive map. 

Important information:

• The public transport card is valid for 3 days from activation.
• Pick-up point: Zani Viaggi Meeting Point, Piazza Duca d’Aosta, 20100 Milan.
• Tickets must be collected at the Zani Viaggi Meeting Point at Milan Central Station.
• Tickets can be collected from 08:00 to 18:00.
• The card is wheelchair accessible.
• Airport transfers and connections to Rho Fiera are not included. 

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In the heart of Milan, the Duomo rises as an impressive architectural masterpiece that has dominated the city’s most famous square for centuries. Its marble spires, refined Gothic decorations, and extraordinary wealth of details invite visitors to admire every element of this remarkable cathedral.

The visit takes you through the Duomo’s interior spaces and continues up to the famous terraces, where you can walk among statues and spires while enjoying a privileged and spectacular view of Milan, with a unique perspective over the historic city center.

What’s included:

- Entrance ticket to the Duomo di Milano complex.

- Access to the Duomo terraces.

- Entrance to the Church of San Gottardo.

- Access to the Duomo Museum.

What you’ll see:

- Duomo di Milano, an extraordinary example of Gothic architecture.

- The panoramic terraces with their famous spires, statues, and marble architectural details.

- The Madonnina, the golden statue of Mary that stands at the highest point of the building.

- A panoramic view over Milan’s historic city centre.

- The areas of the monumental complex, including the museum and the Church of San Gottardo.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza del Duomo 14/A, 20122 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

Wheelchair access to the terraces is only available for the lower terrace, via the south lift, during specific hours (10AM-5PM) and according to the procedures indicated by the service.

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Among the historic courtyards and charming streets of Brera in Milan, you’ll find one of Italy’s most prestigious museums: the Pinacoteca di Brera. Founded at the end of the 18th century alongside the Academy of Fine Arts, the Pinacoteca was created as a place dedicated to the study and training of artists. Today, room after room, you can admire masterpieces such as Raphael’s The Marriage of the Virgin, Andrea Mantegna’s The Dead Christ, and Francesco Hayez’s The Kiss, one of the most celebrated images of Italian Romanticism.

Alongside these works, paintings by Bellini, Piero della Francesca, Tintoretto, and Caravaggio reveal the evolution of art through centuries of technique, research, and extraordinary beauty.

What’s included:

- Admission ticket to the Pinacoteca di Brera.

- Access to the museum’s permanent collection.

- Access to any temporary exhibitions included in the visit.

What you’ll see:

- Masterpieces of Italian and European painting from the 13th to the 20th century.

- Iconic works such as Raphael’s The Marriage of the Virgin, Andrea Mantegna’s The Dead Christ, and Francesco Hayez’s The Kiss.

- Paintings by Bellini, Caravaggio, Piero della Francesca, Tintoretto, and other great masters of art history.

- The elegant galleries of the historic Palazzo Brera, home to one of Italy’s most important art collections.

Important information:

- Address: Via Brera 28, 20121 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

The Pinacoteca is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

- Reservation:

Admission takes place within the time slot selected when purchasing the ticket.

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For centuries, Sforza Castle has been at the heart of Milan’s power, and even today, behind its imposing walls, its courtyards, historic rooms, and collections tell the long and fascinating history of the city.

During your visit, you can explore spaces that once hosted the Sforza family and discover extraordinary works of art, including Michelangelo’s famous Rondanini Pietà. The audio guide enriches the experience with insights and stories, allowing you to discover the castle not only as a monument, but as a place where some of history’s greatest figures once lived and worked.

What’s included:

- Admission to Sforza Castle in Milan.

- Digital audio guide with insights into the history of the castle, its rooms, and the main artworks on display.

What you’ll see:

- Sforza Castle, one of the most impressive Renaissance fortresses in Europe.

- Michelangelo’s Rondanini Pietà, the great master’s final masterpiece.

- The courtyards and historic rooms of the castle, which tell the story of Sforza Milan.

- Museum collections dedicated to art, archaeology, decorative arts, and musical instruments.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza Castello, 20121 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

Sforza Castle is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

- Audio guide:

Available in digital format via smartphone.

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The Last Supper Museum (Cenacolo Vinciano) is one of Milan’s most extraordinary landmarks, where art, history, and creative genius come together around one of the world’s most famous masterpieces: Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper.

Painted between 1494 and 1498 on the wall of the refectory of the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent, this revolutionary fresco continues to fascinate millions of visitors thanks to its expressive power, the depth of its characters, and the mysteries surrounding its history. Entering the room means standing before a unique masterpiece that has survived through the centuries and reveals Leonardo’s visionary talent.

What’s included:

- Entrance to the Cenacolo Vinciano.

- Guided tour of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, including explanations about the artwork’s history, the technique used, and the most significant details of the scene.

What you’ll see:

- Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, one of the most iconic paintings in art history, depicting the famous moment when Christ announces that one of the apostles will betray him.

- The details of the composition, from the apostles’ gestures and expressions to the innovative perspective that gives the scene a striking sense of realism.

- The refectory of the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent, the historic setting that houses Leonardo’s masterpiece.

- The complex history of the fresco, from its conservation challenges to the restorations that have preserved its extraordinary beauty.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

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The Teatro alla Scala in Milan is one of the world’s most renowned venues for opera and classical music. Located in the heart of the city, just a short walk from Piazza del Duomo, this historic theater has hosted some of the greatest voices, composers, and artists in musical history.

During the guided tour, you can discover the theater’s elegant interiors and the Teatro alla Scala Museum, featuring costumes, instruments, portraits, and memorabilia that tell the story of over two centuries of performances and protagonists. A journey through the history of Italian opera, art, music, and Milanese tradition.

What’s included:

- Guided tour of Teatro alla Scala with access to the theater’s main areas.

- Entrance to the Teatro alla Scala Museum, featuring its collection of costumes, musical instruments, portraits, and objects related to the history of opera.

- Professional guide during the visit.

What you’ll see:

- The famous auditorium of Teatro alla Scala, one of the most prestigious opera stages in the world.

- The theater’s historic interiors, with elegant decorations, boxes, and architectural details.

- The Teatro alla Scala Museum, with exhibits dedicated to great artists such as Giuseppe Verdi, Arturo Toscanini, and Maria Callas.

- Stage costumes, musical scores, instruments, portraits, and objects that tell the story of music and opera.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza della Scala, 20121 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Opening hours:


Tour times may vary depending on the Teatro alla Scala’s schedule, rehearsals, and ongoing events. The Teatro alla Scala Museum is generally open from 9:30 AM to 5:30 PM, with the last admission at 5:00 PM. The guided tour lasts approximately 1 hour.

- Accessibility:

The route is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility, although some limitations may apply due to the historic structure of the building.

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Just a sports stadium? Far from it. San Siro is where the stories, triumphs and emotions of Italy's two most celebrated football clubs—AC Milan and Inter Milan—come together. Opened in 1926 and officially named Stadio Giuseppe Meazza, San Siro has hosted legendary derbies, major international finals and some of the greatest footballers in history.

This tour takes you beyond the stands, giving you access to areas usually reserved for players. From the changing rooms and the players' tunnel to the pitch and the museum, get ready to uncover the stories behind a century of unforgettable matches, trophies and iconic moments.

What's included:

- Admission to San Siro Stadium and the San Siro Museum.

- Access to the tour route, including the changing rooms, players' tunnel, pitchside and stands.

What you'll see:

- The changing rooms used by AC Milan and Inter Milan.

- The players' tunnel leading onto the pitch.

- Pitchside access and panoramic views from one of Europe's most iconic football stadiums.

- The San Siro Museum, featuring trophies, historic shirts, memorabilia and exhibits celebrating the history of Milan's two football clubs.

Important information:

- Address: Piazzale Angelo Moratti, 20151 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Visit duration:

Approximately 1 hour.

- Accessibility:

The tour route is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

- Audio guide:

Available via app (if included with the selected ticket).

- Opening hours:

From April to October: daily, 9:30 AM - 6:00 PM. From November to March: daily, 9:30 AM-5:00 PM. On match days or during special events, opening hours and the tour route may be subject to change.

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The Branca Tower is one of Milan's most spectacular panoramic landmarks. Designed in 1933 by architect Gio Ponti and standing 108.6 meters tall, this elegant steel structure rises in the heart of Parco Sempione, offering breathtaking views.

In just a few seconds, the lift takes you to the panoramic terrace, where you can admire the Duomo, Sforza Castle, the CityLife district and, on clear days, even the Alpine skyline. It's a privileged viewpoint that lets you experience the ever-evolving soul of Milan.

What's included:

- Admission to the Branca Tower.

- Lift ride to the panoramic terrace to enjoy breathtaking views over Milan.

What you'll see:

- The historic tower designed by Gio Ponti, one of the most iconic examples of 20th-century Italian architecture.

- A 360° panoramic view over central Milan and its most famous landmarks.

- The Duomo, Sforza Castle, Parco Sempione, CityLife and the city's modern skyline.

- On clear days, the silhouette of the Alps stretching across the horizon.

Important information:

- Address: Viale Luigi Camoens, 2, 20121 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Visit duration:

Approximately 6 minutes on the panoramic terrace.

- Accessibility:

This experience is not recommended for visitors with reduced mobility.

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Overlooking Piazza del Duomo, the Museum of the 900 takes you on a journey through 20th-century Italian art. As you explore its galleries, you can follow the evolution of the major artistic movements, from the historical avant-gardes and Futurism to Spatialism and Arte Povera, through paintings, sculptures, and installations that shaped an entire era.

Alongside its masterpieces, the museum also offers stunning views of Piazza del Duomo and the Cathedral, creating a fascinating dialogue between modern art and one of Milan's most iconic landmarks.

What's included:

- Admission to the Museo del Novecento.

- Digital audio guide to accompany your visit.

What you'll see:

- One of Italy's most important collections dedicated to 20th-century art.

- Giuseppe Pellizza da Volpedo's famous The Fourth Estate, one of the iconic masterpieces of Italian art.

- Works by Umberto Boccioni, Giorgio de Chirico, Giorgio Morandi, Lucio Fontana, Alberto Burri, and other leading 20th-century artists.

- Galleries dedicated to the century's major artistic movements, including Futurism, Metaphysical Art, Spatialism, and Arte Povera.

- Panoramic terraces and exhibition spaces overlooking Piazza del Duomo and Milan Cathedral.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza del Duomo 8, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

The museum is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

- Audio guide:

Available in digital format for smartphones.

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The Pinacoteca Ambrosiana in Milan houses one of Italy’s most prestigious art collections, featuring masterpieces that span centuries of history and bear the signatures of some of the greatest masters of the Renaissance and Baroque periods.

Founded in 1618 by Cardinal Federico Borromeo, it is one of the city’s oldest museums and offers an extraordinary journey through paintings, drawings, sculptures, and precious manuscripts.

What’s included:

- Admission to the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana.

What you’ll see:

- Leonardo da Vinci’s famous Portrait of a Musician and the Codex Atlanticus, displayed through a rotating selection of original folios.

- Caravaggio’s magnificent Basket of Fruit, considered one of the earliest great still-life paintings in the history of art.

- Works by Raphael, Botticelli, Titian, Bramantino, Bernardino Luini, and other leading figures of Italian art.

- The historic galleries of the Pinacoteca, home to paintings, drawings, and precious manuscripts collected over the centuries by the Ambrosian Library.

Important information:

- Address: Piazza Pio XI, 2, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

The Pinacoteca is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility.

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One of the most important science museums in Europe, in the heart of Milan. Housed in the spaces of a former monastery, the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci preserves one of Italy’s largest collections of scientific and technological artifacts, exploring the relationship between humans and technology through a rich journey of historical objects, models, and interactive exhibits.

The highlight of the museum is the Leonardo da Vinci Gallery, where you can admire reconstructions of machines and projects inspired by the studies of the famous artist and inventor. Through drawings, models, and instruments, Leonardo’s extraordinary ability to combine observation, creativity, and knowledge comes to life.

What’s included:

- Entrance to the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci.

- Access to the museum’s permanent collections.

- Access to any temporary exhibitions included in the ticket (if available with the selected ticket).

What you’ll see:

- The Leonardo da Vinci Gallery with models and reconstructions of his inventions.

- Collections dedicated to transportation, energy, space, communication, and industry.

- Aircraft, ships, trains, scientific instruments, and objects that showcase technological evolution.

- The museum’s historic spaces housed within the former monastery.

Important information:

- Address: Via San Vittore 21, 20123 Milan (MI), Italy.

- Accessibility:

The museum is accessible to visitors with reduced mobility. Elevators and dedicated routes are available to facilitate access to the different exhibition areas.