MILAN
Milan’s best days out.
The 8 most popular audio tours in Milan, gathered in one place, with what each one includes, what it costs and who runs it.
Hop-on hop-off bus covers Milan’s Duomo, La Scala and more on four open-top routes with 10-language audio, Wi‑Fi, and easy transfers.
Most Popular“The bus has different lines. We got off at several stops and were able to see more of Milan than just by walking.”
Reserve Sforza Castle entry with a Vox City digital audio guide. Skip the line, explore at your pace, and learn as you go.
“I do not think the audioguide was so helpful inside the castle.”
Self-guided audio tour of Museo del Novecento in Milan with smartphone map, 40+ audio stops, and Duomo views from Palazzo dell’Arengario.
“Jó volt nagyon❤️”
Milan Natural History Museum entry plus a smartphone audio guide with 40+ points across paleontology, minerals, animals, and plants.
“Het viel ons enorm tegen; vergane glorie.”
Fast-track entry to Sforza Castle in Milan with a self-guided multilingual audio tour on your phone, plus an extra Milan walking audio route.
“I wish the tour office was a little more helpful with providing more info on what to expect when we got to the castle. It was a self guided tour. Which for this one, I'm glad we did. I wish we were told the Michelangelo exhibit was not included iRead more”
A self-paced Milano walk with audio and a written guide, linking Sforzesco, Last Supper, Romanesque churches, Duomo, and more.
“I went to the information desk in the palace and they said, it is closed today! So I didn’t get to go to the tour”
Fast-track entry to Milan’s Museo del Novecento with a smartphone audio guide, digital map, and modern art highlights from 1902 onward.
“One of the highlights of our visit to Milan, beautiful building and extraordinary collection of modern art.”
Self-guided Milan Duomo audio tour with offline GPS, historian narration, and insider stories in about an hour.
“I wasn’t able to download the app. Then when I downloaded it , I didn’t have enough service to be able to play it.”
The icons, the table, and the lakes and the Alps beyond.
