Italy · CITY TOURS IN MILAN
The 8 best city tours in Milan on sale today, with what each one costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is first for a reason, so start there.
See Milan from an open-top bus across four connecting routes, with stops at the Duomo, La Scala, Castello Sforzesco, Navigli, Brera, City Life, and San Siro. Use the audio guide in 10 languages, hop off when you like, and choose a 1, 2, or 3-day pass.
“The information office did not work and we spent 30 minutes trying to figure out how to change vouchers to tickets.”
Take a Terravision coach from Piazza Luigi di Savoia in Milan to Bergamo Airport in about an hour. Bring your voucher, arrive 15 minutes early, and choose a departure that reaches the airport at least two hours before your flight. WiFi, service animals, and groups up to 50 are supported.
“Il y a des bus a intervalles réguliers. Personnes qui acceuillent très sympathiques Bus confortable WiFi à bord”
Pick up the Milan Pass at Zani Viaggi near Cairoli and use it for 48 or 72 hours. Choose public transit, hop-on hop-off buses, or both. The pass covers Duomo terraces, La Scala, Leonardo 3, Ambrosiana, Casa Milan, and other sights, with added discounts.
“The pass was good value for money and helped with so many places to see as it took away having to try to decide what to do. We just worked our way through the vouchers. The sightseeing bus was a little disappointing. The commentary wasn't brilliant and on some routes the buses were a long time apart. The metro, trams and trains were great though.”
Travel from Milan to Venice by air-conditioned bus, cruise the lagoon, and take a two-hour guided walk past St. Mark’s Square and the Doge’s Palace. Guides such as Salvatore, Marco, Maurizio, and Andrea have led past departures. You also get free time for lunch, shopping, or a museum.
“The trip was extremely well managed. The transport was comfortable, however, I was spoilt by the company on an even better vehicle enroute Bernina express tour. The gondola ride was short (hardly 20 minutes) and expensive and not good value for money, and since it was arranged by the company for us as an add on, for the next time either the price should be less or time increased.”
Meet your English-speaking guide outside Santa Maria delle Grazie for a focused Milan walk. You’ll spend 15 minutes with Leonardo’s Last Supper, pass Sforza Castle, La Scala, Brera, and the Galleria, then tour the Duomo. Expect about three hours on foot, mostly outdoors.
“Wonderful tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and informative. Enjoyed get to skip the line and see everything in a timely manner. Would definitely do it again!”
Travel from central Milan to Venice by air-conditioned coach, then explore St. Mark’s Square, the Bridge of Sighs, Rialto Bridge, and the Grand Canal with a local guide. A private lagoon boat and glassmaking workshop are included. Lunch and the optional gondola ride cost extra.
“Great introductory tour of Venice. Couldn’t ask for better. The tour guide was humorous and friendly. Very informative about Venice itself”
Start at Santa Maria delle Grazie for timed entry to Leonardo’s Last Supper on the 8:45 or 10:30 tour, then walk with an English-speaking guide to La Scala and Milan Cathedral. Guides such as Lara, Silvia, Susanna, Laura, and Cristina bring art, opera, and Milanese history to life.
“Laura was very knowledgeable and engaging and SO much fun!”
Spend six hours exploring Milan with an English-speaking guide such as Giada, Silvia, or Gianluca. Visit San Maurizio, Sforza Castle, the Duomo, and The Last Supper with priority entry. Expect plenty of walking, a lunch break, and a brisk but rewarding look at Milanese art and architecture.
“Val is very knowledgable, she looked after us all very well and provided lots of interesting information. A great tour. Thanks, Jackie and Richard”
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