MILAN
Milan’s best days out.
The 13 most popular art galleries & museums in Milan, gathered in one place, with what each one includes, what it costs and who runs it.
Leonardo3 in Milan brings Leonardo da Vinci to life with 200+ interactive 3D machines, a digital Last Supper, workshops, and audio guide.
Most Popular“Didn’t think we would spend long here but spent 1.5 hours look in around- really recommend getting the audio headphones for €5 each, great exhibition”
Skip the line to Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and San Sepolcro crypt. Leonardo, Raphael, Caravaggio, plus Codex Atlanticus.
“Very interesting place to visit, lots of beautiful paintings. Not overly crowded and plenty to see. We spent a good hour or so here but could easily spend more or less time depending how much you want to look at each thing”
Skip the line to Milan Cathedral plus the archaeology under the Duomo, the Duomo Museum, and Scurolo di San Carlo, all within two days.
“Splendid church, I recommend the tour. What a magnificent history of the Duomo church.”
Skip-the-line access to the San Sepolcro Crypt in Milan. Underground medieval church, restored frescoes, and Roman forum paving for $11.
“Pensare di camminare su pavimentazione del foro Romano, e ammirare affreschi del 1200 è magico. Ti immergi nella storia e pensi quanto sono preziosi luoghi come questi. Consiglio di visitarlo!”
See Pinacoteca di Brera highlights with a guide, then stroll Brera’s art lanes. Master paintings, clear commentary, 2 hours.
“We loved our guided visit of the Pinacoteca Brera. Our guide had an in-depth knowledge of the paintings and she did put in perspective the place of the different master pieces in the history of art. We also loved our walk in the botanical garden of the Pinacoteca Brera.”
Enter Villa Necchi Campiglio in Milan for about 1 hour. See 1930s interiors, art, and a calm garden near San Babila.
“It would have been useful to know by the time of the booking that the tour would be in italien. Also do not wait at the street entrance. The tour starts inside so pass the entrance. Otherwise fantastic place to see with beautiful garden and cafe.”
Skip-the-line Leonardo3 ticket in Milan with interactive machines and digital restorations, including a 3D look at The Last Supper.
“This is a must do if your a fan of Leonardo da vinci. It was amazing to see so much stuff. Also there’s a potition at the end to save it so the more people that go the better . There was alot of stuff i never knew he did that i saw there”
A playful, hands-on Museum of Senses Milan ticket with six-sense exhibits, included socks for tactile floors, and a sweet Taste Box.
“It was a great experience but not long enough of interactive enough. Really didn’t understand the idea of the sweets either! We would return. It’s quite pricey - we were only in there for 30 mins max!”
Timed self-guided entry to Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and Leonardo’s Codex Atlanticus, plus major works by Botticelli, Raphael, Caravaggio.
“The museum has a fine collection of medieval art including a Botticelli but the display of a few of the pages from Leonardo DaVinci’s Codex is the star attraction. Original drawings from the master himself. And to top it off, A DaVinci painting as well. There are only a handful in existence making this very…”
Brera District walk and guided visit to Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan. Small group, English guide, tickets included for $78.49.
“I had high expectations from this visit to Brera district and museum because of the works by Rafael, Caravaggio, Veronese, Rubens, Bramante, Hayez, Mantegna and others. But the excellent guidance and explanations of the capable guide made the visit a super-experience for me as he put light on the background and trends. He even recommended…”
A phone audioguide for Pinacoteca Ambrosiana in 6 languages, with 50+ museum-curated audio descriptions to guide your 2-hour visit.
Visit Pinacoteca Ambrosiana for major Renaissance art and Leonardo drawings, then step into Cripta San Sepolcro’s Roman-stone crypt in Milan.
“Very knowledgeable guide. If in Milan book the private tour. The guide showed up few minutes before tour started.”
Skip-the-line entry to Pinacoteca di Brera with a private art guide, plus Milan sights and optional Sforza Castle stops.
“Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and gave us an incredible tour. We were very happy with his wonderful storytelling.”
The icons, the table, and the lakes and the Alps beyond.
