Private Milan walking tour
The Last Supper and the Duomo
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per tour
Destination
Milan, Italy
Duration
3 hours
Tour size
Max 6
Language
English
Overview
Two of Milan's greatest sights, da Vinci's Last Supper and the Duomo, are also two of its hardest to do well: timed entry, long lines, and a fresco you get fifteen minutes with. This private Milan walking tour hands the logistics to a guide who's yours alone, with the city's Roman and medieval layers walked between them.
- •Step past the line to da Vinci's Last Supper, with the meaning set up before you enter
- •Trace Milan's Roman roots at the Imperial Palace and the medieval Torre dei Gorani
- •Pass the home of the original panettone on the way through the center
- •Walk the glass-roofed Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and past La Scala
- •Head into the Duomo without the wait, marble and stained glass overhead
What's included
- Pre-reserved, skip-the-line tickets to the Last Supper
- A guided viewing of the Last Supper
- Entry and a guided tour of the Milan Duomo
- A private expert guide for your group only
You will visit
- Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper
- The Roman Imperial Palace remains
- The Torre dei Gorani
- La Scala (exterior)
- The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
- The Milan Duomo
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What to expect
The Last Supper: the fresco, set up before you step in
You'll start at Santa Maria delle Grazie, where your guide tells the story outside, the hidden meanings, the restoration battles, the genius of the composition, before your timed entry. With access pre-arranged, you skip the line and walk into the temperature-controlled room ready to actually read what you're looking at. The fifteen minutes inside land differently when you arrive prepared.
Through Milan on foot: Roman, medieval, modern
From there you'll walk the center at your own pace, your guide threading its layers together. You'll see the Roman Imperial Palace remains, the medieval Torre dei Gorani, and the home of the original panettone, then come out by La Scala and into the glass-roofed Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. It's the city told as one continuous story rather than a list of stops.
"You get fifteen minutes with the Last Supper, and that's it. My whole job outside is to make sure those fifteen minutes aren't wasted on figuring out what you're seeing."
Lara,
WalksDevour guide
"Most people walk straight past the Roman wall on their way to the Duomo. I stop them there. Milan is two thousand years deep if you know where to look."
Silvia,
WalksDevour guide
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