Top Milan Hot Air Balloon Rides

You will fly to the province of Milan just 50 minutes from the center. San Colombano al Lambro (35 km from the center of Milan) is an ex-club in the province of Milan, its territory is in fact completely surrounded by that of the province of Lodi and Pavia.

Explore Milan’s historic 3 main attractions for a Full and Exclusive tour. Duomo di Milano, the white center of the city, La Scala theatre, where the Opera was born, Sforza Castle a wonderful park with a medieval fortification. This tour also includes the unique opportunity to see the inside of La Scala Theater directly from one of the boxes. Live a memorable experience walking inside the DUOMO CATHEDRAL, one of the largest churches in the world and the true symbol of the city of Milan! Visit Sforza Castle inner courtyards as well as the direct surroundings of the fortress, and get to know the Dukes of Milan and their famous guests, among which, Leonardo Da Vinci lived there for 17 years.

You will fly to the province of Milan just 50 minutes from the center. San Colombano al Lambro (35 km from the center of Milan) is an ex-club in the province of Milan, its territory is in fact completely surrounded by that of the province of Lodi and Pavia.

See the most popular sights of Milan with a hop-on hop-off bus ticket good for 24 or 48 hours. Take in the views of this fashionable city from the top level of an open-air double-decker bus, from which you see the iconic Milan Duomo and the famous opera house La Scala. With three different bus routes to choose from, and opportunities to get on and off as much as you like, the city of Milan is yours to discover.

On this tour, you’ll have the rare opportunity to get up close and personal with Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper—one of the world’s most celebrated artworks. Meet your guide, a trained art historian, outside of the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie (a UNESCO World Heritage Site). Following their in-depth introduction, you’ll skip the lines and head straight inside to discover the painting for yourself.

Book 24h in advance to See a masterpiece painting and a stunning Dominican church on a small-group guided tour of Leonardo’s ‘The Last Supper’ in Milan’s Santa Maria delle Grazie convent and church. Learn the history of the celebrated, 15th-century mural, and about the groundbreaking technique that Leonardo used when creating it. Visit the UNESCO-listed church with your guide before finishing your tour in the Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie.

Whether you love opera or you hardly know it, this tour of legendary La Scala Theater and adjoining museum is a unique and fun way to get an inside look at one of the most famous opera houses in the world. With an expert guide by your side, tour La Scala Museum to see intricate outfits, musical instruments and various stage props. Then stroll through the foyer of the theater, taking in the beautifully designed 18th-century auditorium.

Explore Milan’s top attractions on a walking tour. Led by a guide, visit the Duomo di Milano, Italy’s largest church, and enjoy your choice between skip-the-line entry to ‘The Last Supper’ or a tour of Leonardo da Vinci's Vineyard. Discover the city’s famous plazas, stroll through the fashion district, and check out popular spots with the locals. Numbers are limited to keep the experience as intimate as possible.

Explore Milan's most significant historical landmarks, including skip-the-line access to da Vinci's 'The Last Supper', during this walking tour. With your local art historian guide, visit sites like Sforza Castle, the Scala Theater, Piazza dei Mercanti, and the Duomo. View 'The Last Supper', Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, without waiting in the general admission line. All entrance fees are included on this small-group walking tour.

Discover two of Milan's historical treasures with a viewing of 'The Last Supper' and a guided tour of Sforza Castle. Begin with a visit to the UNESCO-listed Santa Maria delle Grazie, a 15th-century church that is home to Leonardo de Vinci's 'Last Supper' mural. Learn about this iconic piece of art—as well as the church where it resides—before continuing on to explore Sforza Castle, built in the 15th-century for the rulers of Renaissance Milan.