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The best days out from Milan.
The 15 most popular museums tours around Milan. The ones worth building a day around, with prices, run times and who to book through.
Interactive Leonardo3 in Milan brings Da Vinci’s machines to life with 200+ 3D reconstructions, a Last Supper restoration, and optional audio.
Most Popular“It was very interesting seeing the codex in 3D, impressive.”
See La Scala’s theater and museum in 1 hour. Small-group guide, chandelier views from the boxes, plus Verdi and Toscanini stories.
Guided 1-hour tour of La Scala’s theater and museum with tickets and skip-the-line entry. Hear stories, see costumes, instruments.
Skip-the-ticket-line access to Milan Cathedral plus the Duomo Museum, archaeological ruins, and Scurolo di San Carlo for $22.
Casa Milan ticket in Milan: AC Milan trophies, Hall of Fame, Ballon d’Or rooms, holographic theater, interactive screens, and a QR photobooth.
Get skip-the-line access to La Scala Theatre Museum in Milan for about $17. See costumes, sets, instruments, and an auditorium view.
“No clear institutions on how to skip the line by the staff at the door, we enjoyed the theatre and we got to watch the rehearsal for a show”
Small-group La Scala Theatre and Museum tour with tickets, an English guide, and a closer look at the world-famous opera house.
“It was excellent !! I always book Viator. The best tour guides and very informative and knowledgeable.”
Walk the San Siro tunnel to the pitch, tour AC Milan and Inter changing rooms, and browse the on-site museum in about an hour.
“The tour guide was very informative spoke both in English and Italian. There was plenty of time to have a good look around. The guide also offered to take pics and advised the best spots to take them.”
A short, guided intro to La Scala’s theatre and museum in Milan, with a peek from the boxes and lots of opera artifacts.
“We were having difficulty booking tickets specifically to see the inside of the Opera House and there wasn't a performance on the day we were visiting, so when this tour promised tickets to also view the opera boxes, we jumped. Seeing the boxes of the opera house was pretty great and our guide shared interesting…”
Guided Pinacoteca di Brera art tour with expert context on classics, then a short Brera neighborhood walk for Milan’s creative side.
San Siro skip-the-line tour with museum stops, changing rooms, players’ tunnel, pitch access, and the Italia 110 & Lode exhibit.
“I think it’s fine,I hope in the future,We will comeback there in the random match of inter milan or ac milan”
Leonardo3 in Milan brings da Vinci’s inventions and restorations to life with interactive models and a digital Last Supper, skip-the-line.
“This is a must do if your a fan of Leonardo da vinci. It was amazing to see so much stuff. Also there’s a potition at the end to save it so the more people that go the better . There was alot of stuff i never knew he did that i saw there”
Skip-the-line tour of La Scala and Milan Duomo with a small-group guide, plus optional 2-day hop-on hop-off buses for a flexible Milan loop.
“Serena was an excellent guide! She provided a detailed and thorough tour of both La Scala and the Duomo! We would recommend this tour.”
Milan’s Museum of Senses is a hands-on ticket for all ages, with stations for sight, hearing, smell, touch, taste, and balance.
“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!”
Ticketed entry to Milan’s Leonardo da Vinci science museum in an old monastery cloister, with hands-on tech galleries and big-name objects.
“It was very easy to get our tickets and get inside. We loved seeing the brilliance of Di Vinci and the other science exhibits they had.”
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