Palazzo Lombardia Tours and Tickets

Get a different perspective on Milan by taking this 2.5-hour tour by Segway. Roll through the city to see new parts of town, amazing architecture and tall skyscrapers. Pass by the Bosco Verticale (Vertical Forest), the massive Milan Central Station and the Unicredit Tower, one of Italy's tallest skyscrapers. As you ride, listen to an audio guide about the city's history and discover how Milan has changed in recent years. This tour is limited to just eight participants, ensuring personal attention from the guide.

If you are looking for the new Milan’ skyline, you are in the right place! During the last years Milan lived a period of change. A result of this change is due to a new revitalization project of Porta Nuova district that changed the entire panorama of the city. Enjoy 1.5-hour walking experience with your monolingual speaking guide. You are going to admire the skyscrapers as the Vertical Forest, the Diamond Tower, the Unicredit Tower and many others. Then, you will relax and enjoy free time at the new green lung of Milan: the Biblioteca degli Alberi. Let your guide lead you throughout Corso Como and Piazza Gae Aulenti and the enchanting history behind this area. Prepare yourself to discover and take the best pictures of the new design of Milan!

Take a stroll around Milan’s Porta Nuova district and discover some of the city’s newer buildings and landmarks on a 2.5-hour tour. See modern buildings such as Palazzo Lombardia, the Diamond Tower, the famous Vertical Forest as well as some beautiful art installations. After you work up an appetite, head to the famed Eataly eatery for a 1-hour food tasting of delicious Italian dishes and treats.

Milan is by far the most cosmopolitan of Italian cities, being since ever the financial and fashion capital. Its growth has produced a virtuous mixture of architectural forms, types and languages, allowing the visitors to see a traditional balcony building face the most modern skyscraper. This private guided tour will lead you from the Central Station, addressed by its designer as the "cathedral of movement", to the business centre of Porta Nuova, including the tallest building in Italy. Giò Ponti, a revered master of Italian design, once wrote that "Architecture is a crystal"; well, in a few hours you will discover all its shining faces. Finally, a typical lunch at a particular restaurant, to enjoy the well-known risotto "alla milanese" with saffron.