MILAN
Milan’s best days out.
The 15 most popular 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“Utterly enlightening. Precious work the experts have been doing”
Skip the ticket line on a 1-hour guided La Scala tour, museum highlights, box-seat views, and stories of Verdi and Toscanini.
“Great tour. The guide was able to provide alot of information about the theatre and answer any questions regarding the artists”
1-hour guided tour of Milan’s La Scala theater and museum with skip-the-line tickets, headsets, and stories of Verdi and Callas.
“Lots of interesting information and a good preparation for an opera evening.”
Skip the line to Milan Cathedral plus the archaeology under the Duomo, the Duomo Museum, and Scurolo di San Carlo, all within two days.
“Great experience. The cathedral was absolutely worth the price - so incredibly beautiful. The archeological site was interesting, but overall we felt we probably could’ve skipped it.”
AC Milan fans get an hour of trophies, holograms, and champion stats at Casa Milan. Official museum ticket includes entry only.
“it was amazing! Good information and the building is so nice. The museum is actually better than the San Siro museum. All the trophees and the lay out is so nice. I really recommend it”
Skip the line to the La Scala Theatre Museum in Milan. See costumes, sets, instruments, and views inside the opera house.
“Great experience and the museum was brilliant. The museum was full of great memorabilia. The peek into the theatre was also great as they were rehearsing it was really good.”
Small-group La Scala Museum tour in English with tickets and headphones. See the theater closer, often with rehearsal access.
“Such a lovely knowledgeable guide. Enjoyed it thoroughly! Worked in the business and knew her stuff.”
A behind-the-scenes San Siro visit with changing rooms, mixed zone, the tunnel to the pitch, plus the AC Milan and Inter museum.
“Took my football mad son for a stadium tour for his birthday - it’s a very impressive stadium! Absolutely huge! The museum was crammed with signed shirts of legends, pictures, trophies, memorabilia etc. the value of the content must be huge but the museum isn’t even a solid structure - more like Porta cabins. They…”
Skip-the-line La Scala museum tour with a possible theatre-box peek, plus optional 2-day hop-on-hop-off bus rides in Milan.
“Guide was easily found . Signage was great. Your was informative. Bonus watched a small minute of rehearsals for an opera via a box”
Step inside Milan’s La Scala Theatre and museum with an English guide, see the boxes and stage, and browse opera treasures in about an hour.
“I booked (and paid for) a tour with a private guide. When I arrived at the meeting point, a Viator coordinator checked me in, then shuffled me off to a group of 20. When I told the guide I’d booked a private tour, he shrugged and said he could do nothing…and said no one else…”
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.”
Skip the line at San Siro and get a guided behind-the-scenes walk through changing rooms, tunnel, and pitch plus museum stops.
“I think it’s fine,I hope in the future,We will comeback there in the random match of inter milan or ac milan”
Skip-the-line Leonardo3 ticket in Milan with interactive machines and digital restorations, including a 3D look at The Last Supper.
“The restoration work done on the painting of the last supper was so beautiful. With the new technology, they have done a great job bringing it back true to life.”
Skip-the-line tour of La Scala and Milan Duomo plus a possible Galleria stop, with an optional 2-day hop-on hop-off bus ticket.
“Laura was a very good guide, she new many details about the Scala and the Duomo, we loved the tour!”
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!”
The icons, the table, and the lakes and the Alps beyond.
