Italy · CITY TOURS IN MILAN
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 8 city tours in Milan worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
See Milan’s Duomo, Brera, Navigli, San Siro, and more from four open-top bus routes with audio commentary and flexible hop-on access.
“Great! It’s the best way to see a lot of places when you don’t have enough days!”
Affordable Terravision bus from Milan to Bergamo Airport, with regular departures, onboard WiFi, and useful timing advice.
“coach was packed not a spare seat and very hot, got us to the airport in plenty of time, be aware to give yourself plenty of time as the bus seemed to wait until all seats were taken to leave for airport, this could take a while, anyone left behind could find themselves with a good 30 to 45 minute wait as we sat on the bus for well over half an hr, saying that cheap enough and value for money.”
Milan Pass review: compare Duomo access, museums, transport, buses, discounts, costs, and practical tips for a 48-hour Milan visit.
“The pass was good value for money and helped with so many places to see as it took away having to try to decide what to do. We just worked our way through the vouchers. The sightseeing bus was a little disappointing. The commentary wasn't brilliant and on some routes the buses were a long time apart. The metro, trams and trains were great though.”
Review of a 14-hour Milan to Venice day trip with guided walk, lagoon boat ride, free time, transport, and practical booking tips.
“I wish we could have spent more time in Venice! It is a beautiful city with so much to see.”
See Milan’s Last Supper, Duomo, Brera, La Scala, and Galleria with an English-speaking guide on a practical half-day walking tour.
“Exceptional tour! Our tour guide was incredibly knowledgeable, very personable, and sprinkled in some humor throughout the day. Highly recommend!”
Review of the Milan to Venice day trip, covering transport, guided sights, glassblowing, gondolas, costs, timing, and practical tips.
“Great experience and we went on the day of Carnival. Even the Tour Guide said it was the most people he has ever seen in Venice. Buy the plastic boots to cover your shoes, as there will be flooding in many areas, especially St. Marks square. Gondola rides were fun but too short. Long bus ride from Milan. Edie was a good guide and Shepard considering the mass of people. Do this tour when there are no festivals.”
See Milan’s Last Supper, La Scala, and Duomo on a guided three-hour walk with reserved tickets and an English-speaking guide.
“Great informative tour. Plenty of time at the Last Supper. If you are slow walker better keep up. Our tour guide was very nice.”
See Milan’s Duomo, The Last Supper, San Maurizio, Sforza Castle, and more on a six-hour guided walking tour.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and friendly, always making sure nobody was left behind from the group. She involved children in a very interactive way and we learned lots of interesting things we'd never have found out about otherwise. Her presentations on both Michelangelo's Pieta and Da Vinci's Last Supper were excellent and eloquent. A very memorable tour, would highly recommend her!”
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