Milan Attractions Semi-Private Tour & The Last Supper Tickets

Tour Highlights

After booking your ticket, you can admire Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" without wasting time queuing

Enter to view this masterpiece right away, and enjoy 15 minutes with your semi‑private group and guide

Small group size, with headsets provided for groups of 5 or more, so you don't have to strain to hear the guide's commentary and can enjoy touring Milan with ease

Milan is renowned for its glamorous exterior and reputation as one of the world's top fashion capitals, but truly understanding its inner depth is not easy. The "Last Supper Tour" and "Milan Highlights Walking Tour" will unveil the mysteries of Milan, allowing you to take in the city's most important attractions (including Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting "The Last Supper"), and bring you to the best dining, shopping and social spots.

The semi‑private guided tour is capped at 17 participants, so you can clearly hear and interact with the guide. The guide can also flexibly tailor the itinerary to your needs and interests. In just 3 hours, you can see all the must‑see sights and gain an in‑depth understanding of this enigmatic city that many tourists visit, yet few truly know.

Visit the majestic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a 19th‑century glass‑vaulted shopping arcade housing fashion boutiques and cafés, often dubbed "Milan's drawing room" and an important meeting place. Passing through the arcade, we will arrive at Piazza della Scala, home to the world‑famous Teatro alla Scala opera house, which has been Milan's opera venue since 1778 and is still in use today. The greatest musicians and singers in history have performed here, especially Giuseppe Verdi, whose renowned operas such as "Falstaff" frequently premiered at this theatre.

Next, we will walk through the Brera district. This area, rich in historic buildings, literary cafés, restaurants and trendy bars, has long been a gathering place for artists and intellectuals. From here, picturesque winding streets will lead us north, past the Sforza Castle. The Sforza Castle is a majestic medieval castle and fortress that once served as the seat and residence of Milan's ruling family, and now houses several of the city's museums and art collections.

Our journey will culminate at Milan's most famous attraction — Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper". This masterpiece, hidden within the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, draws huge crowds, with general queue times often stretching for hours. With your pre‑booked ticket and fast‑track access, we will take you straight in, where you will have 15 minutes to admire this masterpiece, with your group limited to 10 people or fewer, accompanied by a guide.

And just like that, the experience is complete. In just three hours, you will have taken in all the highlights of Milan and gained a deeper understanding of the city, leaving only one question — how do you plan to spend the rest of your journey?

Meet your City Wonders guide before admiring Leonardo da Vinci's timeless masterpiece, "The Last Supper"

Admire the masterful painting with a small, refined tour group, accompanied by expert commentary from your guide

Join this small group tour to take in multiple famous Milan attractions, such as the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.

Join a 3‑hour walking tour to take in all the highlights of Milan