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“Great little museum, you can learn a lot about Leonardo. He was a true inventor, born way before his time. It's absolutely worth it. Check this place out!”
Skip the line to Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and San Sepolcro crypt. Leonardo, Raphael, Caravaggio, plus Codex Atlanticus.
“Great tour. We added this to our itinerary because my daughter loves visiting museums and libraries. Definitely did not disappoint.”
Skip the line to Milan Cathedral plus the archaeology under the Duomo, the Duomo Museum, and Scurolo di San Carlo, all within two days.
“Really amazing cathedral, would suggest booking with a guide or audioguide though”
Skip-the-line access to the San Sepolcro Crypt in Milan. Underground medieval church, restored frescoes, and Roman forum paving for $11.
“I showed up for this to find no one. Not one person was there for this. I would definitely like a refund.”
See Pinacoteca di Brera highlights with a guide, then stroll Brera’s art lanes. Master paintings, clear commentary, 2 hours.
“Learned a lot from Lara our tour guide. We enjoyed the tour and she involved history in our art tour which made it very understandable. We appreciate art more than before. We highly recommend her.”
Enter Villa Necchi Campiglio in Milan for about 1 hour. See 1930s interiors, art, and a calm garden near San Babila.
“Very enjoyable, lovely scenery, just a shame the basement wasn’t available but the staff were very pleasant and helpful, making us feel welcome and always on hand if we had any questions. Would recommend anyone attends who is looking for a few hours activity”
Skip-the-line Leonardo3 ticket in Milan with interactive machines and digital restorations, including a 3D look at The Last Supper.
“This is fine if you are not able to see the actual Last Supper painting. For the price the exhibit is great and focuses heavily on the inventions of Leonardo. Overall, it was a pleasant experience.”
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.
“Seeing pages from the Codex and the da Vinci painting. Staff helpful and friendly. Layout of paintings and journey through collections fantastic. I went early in the morning so no crowds”
Brera District walk and guided visit to Pinacoteca di Brera in Milan. Small group, English guide, tickets included for $78.49.
“Great visit of the Brera Pinacoteca thanks to our guide, very knowlegeable, dedicated and nice. I highly recommend it !”
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.
