Things to do in Milan
Day Trips from Milan5 optionsLast Supper Tour Milan18 optionsMuseums15 optionsLa Scala Tours37 optionsMilan City Tour8 optionsMilan Walking Tour81 optionsMilan Airport Transfer7 optionsSforza Castle Tours36 optionsBrera Wine Tour31 optionsFood Tour Milan33 optionsBike Tour Milan9 optionsMilan Wine Tour10 options
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Milan: Sforza Castle & Brera Gallery with Da Vinci's SalaYou get a guided walk through the Sforza Castle's courtyards and museums, a stroll through the Brera district's bohemian alleyways, and entry to the Pinacoteca Brera with an expert guide who explains the paintings and why they matter. Museum tickets are included, and the whole experience fits into one morning without you arranging transport or entry times yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you have a morning in Milan and want to see the main art collections without arranging tickets, transport between sites, or figuring out which galleries matter—the guide handles all three, and you just walk.
Private Milan Fashion Tour: Navigli District & Designer BoutiquesA private walking tour of Milan's fashion landmarks and hidden boutiques, led by a local guide fluent in English or Italian. You start in the Navigli district—home to craft ateliers and independent designers—then move through Brera and Via Manzoni, stopping at Armani Silos, vintage shops, and the studios of working artisans. The tour runs three hours and includes two metro tickets per person, one non-alcoholic drink, and a customizable route built around what you want to see.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move beyond the major fashion houses and meet the artisans and independent designers who actually work in Milan. The private guide and customizable route mean you spend time on what matters to you—whether that's a specific designer, an era of vintage style, or the craft behind the pieces—instead of following a fixed schedule built for strangers.
Milan Food Tour in Brera: Gelato, Wine & Regional Italian SnacksA private food walking tour through Milan's Brera district where you taste regional Italian specialties—gelato, focaccia, pastries, Parma ham, polenta and local wines—guided by a knowledgeable local who explains the food history and culinary traditions behind each stop. The tour meets at Lanza Brera station and includes multiple start times; vegetarian options are available with advance notice.Is it for me?The tour starts at Lanza Brera station or your hotel lobby, so you do not need a car or a way to navigate to a meeting point in an unfamiliar neighborhood. The guide handles the route and knows which shops and bars are worth the stop, which matters if you want to taste real Milanese food without spending the afternoon planning where to go.
Cinque Terre day trip from Milan: Train & boat cruiseYou travel by coach from Milan to Cinque Terre, explore Manarola on foot, take a train to Monterosso, then board a 90-minute boat cruise past all five villages to La Spezia before returning to Milan. Lunch and some activities cost extra, but transport, the guide, and both the train and boat are included. The day works because the boat leg lets you see the villages from the water — the view that makes Cinque Terre worth the trip.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see all five Cinque Terre villages and experience the coast from the water without arranging your own transport, train tickets, and boat bookings — the coach, guide, and fixed schedule handle the logistics so you focus on the views.
San Siro Stadium & Museum Tour Milan: Pitch & Dressing RoomsYou walk the tunnel players use, stand on the pitch, tour the dressing rooms and mixed zone, then move through the museum tracing a century of Milan football. Flexible entry between 9:30am and 5pm means you choose the time; tours depart every 20 minutes, so wait is short. Kids under 6 go free.Is it for me?Right for football fans who want to walk the spaces players use and stand on the pitch itself without arranging separate tickets or timing — the flexible 9:30am–5pm window and 20-minute tour intervals mean you show up when it suits your day and join the next group.
La Scala Milan: Theatre & Museum Tour with Expert GuideYou enter La Scala with a licensed guide who navigates the theater's active schedule and shows you the foyer, auditorium, boxes and stage. The museum walk includes costumes, portraits of famous composers and musical instruments from the opera house's history. If a rehearsal is happening, you get a voucher for a return visit instead of entry that day. Small groups keep the pace manageable and the guide's attention close.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see inside one of the world's most famous opera houses without arranging entry yourself or navigating the theater's shifting schedule — the guide handles both, and the small group size means you're not herded through in a crowd.
Venice Day Trip from Milan: St Mark's & Rialto BridgeYou travel by coach from Milan to Venice in the morning, take a two-hour guided walking tour of St Mark's Square, Rialto Bridge and the main sights, get free time for lunch and exploring, and return by bus in the evening. The guide, transport and a lagoon boat ride are included; the gondola ride is separate and at your own cost.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you're staying in Milan and want to see Venice's main sights in one day without arranging your own transport, guide or boat tickets — the fixed schedule and included coach mean you leave at a set time and return by evening, which is what makes a full Venice day trip possible from Milan.
Lake Como Cruise & Bernina Red Train from Milan with St. MoritzYou board a private boat on Lake Como in the morning, ride the Bernina Red Train across the Swiss Alps to nearly 2,300 metres, walk through St. Moritz between stops, and return to Milan by coach through mountain passes. Transport, the train ticket, and a bilingual guide are all included; the day is long but paced so you're not racing between moments.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to see Lake Como, the Swiss Alps, and a mountain resort in one day without arranging separate transport and train tickets — the fixed itinerary and included guide are what make fitting three regions into a single trip possible.
Milan: Duomo & La Scala Skip-the-Line with Museum AccessYou skip entry lines at two of Milan's most visited landmarks: the Duomo Cathedral and La Scala Opera House museum. A licensed guide leads you through both spaces, explains the architecture and history, and if conditions allow, takes you into a theater box overlooking the stage. Groups over ten receive audio headsets. Choose a morning slot (11:45 AM) or afternoon (1:00 PM), dress with knees and shoulders covered, and plan to spend roughly two to three hours on the tour itself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Milan's two most famous landmarks without researching entry times or waiting in line — the fixed meeting time and included tickets mean you show up and go straight in.
Milan: Sforza Castle Fast-Track Entry & Audio GuideYou get fast-track entry to Sforza Castle, skip the queue, and explore the medieval fortress at your own pace using a multilingual audio guide on your smartphone. The package includes bonus self-guided walking routes around Milan. Open Tuesday–Sunday, 10 a.m.–5:30 p.m.; download the app before arrival using the QR code on your voucher.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see Sforza Castle's Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci works without waiting in line or following a group schedule — the fast-track ticket and self-guided format mean you move at your own pace and skip the logistics of booking a timed slot.
Milan: Brera Art Gallery Skip-the-Line TicketYou skip the entry line with a timed ticket, arriving at your assigned hour to explore five centuries of European painting in a Renaissance palace. The ticket includes access to the permanent collection and current temporary exhibition. Print your voucher and present it at the entrance on the day of your visit.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Milan's most important paintings without losing an hour to the entry queue, and you're comfortable with a fixed arrival time that the gallery assigns after you book.
Milan to Interlaken: Green Train Alps & Lake Thun CruiseYou travel from Milan on a high-speed train to Domodossola, then ride the Green Train through the Simplon Pass with a guide who explains the mountains as they unfold. After lunch in Spiez, you take a steamboat across Lake Thun to Interlaken, where you have free time to explore and shop. The return journey mirrors the morning route, with a coach ride back to Milan in the late afternoon. Total time is around 12 hours, and you'll need your passport for the Swiss border.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Alps from a train without renting a car or planning the connections yourself — the fixed itinerary handles the border, the transfers, and the timing, so you just show up at Milan with your passport and a moderate level of fitness for the walking in Interlaken.
Milan: Duomo, La Scala & Galleria with 24-Hour Bus PassYou get entry to Milan's two most famous landmarks—the Gothic Duomo Cathedral with its 3,200 rooftop statues and La Scala Theatre where Verdi premiered his operas—plus a full day on an open-top bus to explore at your own pace. Walk through the 19th-century Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II arcade, then use your 24-hour pass to move between neighborhoods without booking a guide or timing your stops around a group schedule.Is it for me?Choose this if you want Milan's three must-see landmarks without booking a rigid group tour—the 24-hour bus pass and self-guided format mean you move at your own speed, pause where you want, and skip the waiting around that comes with a fixed itinerary.
Milan: Duomo, La Scala & Sforza Castle 3-Hour Private TourYou walk the Duomo's Gothic facade, stroll the Galleria's glass arcade, enter La Scala Theatre's auditorium, and explore the medieval Piazza dei Mercanti before reaching Sforza Castle. The guide is licensed and English-speaking; a minimum of two people per booking keeps groups small. Three hours, no transport logistics to solve.Is it for me?Book this if you want Milan's main landmarks in one guided block without buying separate tickets or figuring out the order yourself — the three-hour window and included La Scala entry are what make that possible.
Milan Fashion Tour: Personal Shopping with Local GuideA private 2.5-hour fashion tour in central Milan pairs you with a local guide who leads you through independent boutiques stocked with pieces directly from the catwalks. The guide speaks English and tailors the route to your taste and budget; you customize your requests at checkout. No group, no chain stores, no generic shopping — just the insider knowledge of someone who knows which shops stock what.Is it for me?Book this tour if you speak English and want a guide who knows the boutiques and the designers — the commentary is in English throughout, and the guide customizes the stops to your taste, so you're not following a script or a group pace.
Milan Food Tour: Duomo, Brera & Street Food TastingsYou walk Milan's historic center for three hours with a local guide, stopping at five authentic food spots — espresso and pastry, street food, gelato — and visiting landmarks like the Duomo, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, La Scala, and the Brera district. The tour ends at Eataly Milan with shopping and nightlife tips. Small groups, no separate ticket purchases, and all tastings included.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to taste Milan the way locals do without spending time researching where to eat or navigating the city alone — the guide handles the route, the stops, and the introductions, so you just show up and walk.
