The capital of Italy’s northern Lombardy region, Milan is famed as a global center for fashion and design. It is also an important financial hub and home to significant architectural monuments. Today you’ll have the opportunity to personalize your exploration to your own interests and style. Just choose one of these included private tours and join your personal guide to explore the city they love and know so well.
Walking Tour: With expert narration from your guide, you’ll see some of Milan’s most notable landmarks including the Royal Palace, Sforza Castle and the famed La Scala Opera House. You’ll also explore impressive public spaces like the Galleria Vittoria Emanuele II; with its extravagant, barrel-vaulted, glass ceiling, this 19th-century shopping gallery is home to some of Italy’s oldest and most prestigious shops and restaurants. Follow your guide to the heart of the fashion district, along via Montenapoleone and up to via della Spiga, and enjoy shops and ateliers that are true works of art and symbols of style, before returning to piazza Duomo, where the tour ends. This 4-hour tour begins in front of Bar Camparino in Galleria at Piazza Duomo 21. It is offered daily except Monday. Some blackout dates may apply.
Please Note: Due to limited availability, this walking tour does not include entrance to The Last Supper. Tickets may be requested as an optional addition at an extra cost, but are subject to availability at the time of booking.
Evening Walk + Apericena in the Navigli District: Celebrate Milan’s signature ritual—the apericena—with your private guide in the vibrant Navigli district. Once a working-class canal zone and now a creative hub, this lively neighborhood is filled with authentic charm.
As you stroll along its historic waterways and hidden courtyards, you’ll stop at local favorites to enjoy traditional bites: a board of regional cheeses and charcuterie with wine, flavorful mondeghili meatballs, and a crisp fritto misto paired with prosecco. Along the way, gain insight into the city’s past and present as reflected in its architecture, food, and evening rituals. This 3-hour experience begins at 5:30 PM at the Roman columns of San Lorenzo. It is offered daily. Some blackout dates may apply.
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