Milan Historical Walking Tour (Including Last Supper Tickets)


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(1) Children aged 0‑15 must be accompanied by a paying adult;
(2) Children aged 2 and above are charged the same price as adults;
(3) Children aged 0‑1 are free;
Santa Maria delle Grazie
(1) Due to enhanced security measures, the museum prohibits bags of any size, as well as food and drinks. If needed, your guide will accompany you to the locker area during the check‑in process to store your belongings;
(2) Food and drinks are strictly prohibited inside the Last Supper Museum;
(3) During the tour, some venues or areas may be temporarily closed. In such cases, we will arrange for you to visit the exterior of the attraction or alternative sites to ensure the total tour duration matches the advertised length;
(4) You may leave your stroller in the locker area of the Last Supper Museum;
(5) It is recommended to bring a sun hat/valid ID/passport (with at least 6 months validity)/student card;
(6) It is recommended to wear walking shoes;
(7) The activity is suitable for bringing strollers and wheelchairs;

Free cancellation 48 hours prior
Tour Highlights
Exclusive premium slots to witness the Renaissance masterpiece Last Supper
Visit the Sforza Castle, a 14th‑century fortress set in a picturesque park
Explore historic landmarks such as Piazza dei Mercanti and La Scala Theatre in Milan

Accompanied by a professional English‑speaking guide, you will explore Milan's top attractions, including the famous "Last Supper"—a masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci near the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. This exquisite Renaissance painting is a highlight of the tour, with only 15 minutes allowed per visit and limited admission.

The itinerary then proceeds to the Sforza Castle, a 14th‑century fortress built by Milan's influential Sforza family, surrounded by a scenic park.

Walk along Via Dante to the historic Piazza dei Mercanti, which once served as Milan's main medieval market.

You will also see the exterior of La Scala Theatre, built in 1776 at Piazza della Scala, and the grand 19th‑century Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, before ending the tour at Milan's iconic landmark—the Duomo.

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