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Milan, Italy
Secrets and Treasures of the Lombard CapitalThis tour of the historic heart of Milan invites you to step into the refined elegance of the Lombard capital, where grand palaces, hidden courtyards, and high-fashion storefronts shape the city’s distinctive atmosphere. As you follow the route, you’ll uncover the legacy of the Renaissance, marvel at the splendor of the Milan Cathedral, and pass through iconic landmarks where art, culture, and the Italian way of life come together effortlessly. It’s a simple, immersive way to explore Milan’s sophisticated center at your own pace.

Market Square
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Cathedral Square
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The Duomo
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The Royal Palace
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Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
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Palazzo Marino
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Piazza San Fedele
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Corso Vittorio Emanuele II
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Church of San Bernardino alle Ossa
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The Galleria Octagon
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La Scala
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Brera Botanical Garden
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Brera Palace
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The Napoleon Statue
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Brera District
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Museum of Art and Science
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Sforza Castle
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A Word About the Museums
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Sempione Park and the Sirens’ Bridge
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View of the Arco della Pace
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The View Along Via Dante
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The Roman Theatre
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El Dito
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Advice
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Jan.
3°
Feb.
5°
March
10°
April
14°
May
18°
June
22°
July
25°
Aug.
24°
Sept.
20°
Oct.
14°
Nov.
8°
Dec.
4°
The best time to visit Milan is in April and from June to October. January sees the lowest temperatures, with lows around 3°C, while August is the hottest month, with highs of about 31°C.
We design our tours as loops, so you can easily start at the point closest to you – the guide will adapt automatically. If you’re nearby, we recommend starting at either Market Square or Cathedral Square.
Car Central Parking: 12 Via Chiaravalle / Autosilo Diaz: 6 Piazza Armando Diaz / Parking del Centro: Via Privata Pietro Calderon de la Barca In Milan, as in all major Italian cities, parking can be a real challenge. Private car parks in the city centre are an option if you don’t mind the sometimes sky-high rates. Otherwise, we recommend using one of the many ATM park-and-ride facilities located near public transport. They’re cheaper, further from the centre, and let you explore Milan without the stress. If you try parking on the street, pay close attention to the colour codes: white lines mark free spaces, blue lines indicate paid parking with time limits, and yellow lines are reserved exclusively for residents.
The route takes you through the Brera Botanical Garden, which is closed on Sundays. If you’re visiting on a Sunday, simply walk around it via Via Brera.
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