Milan City Highlights Walking Tour with The Last Supper


Departure: Meet at Piazza Luigi Cadorna. Available departure times: 09:15, 12:30 (please make sure to join the activity at your selected booking time). Meet your guide next to the large 'Needle, Thread, and Knot' monument in the center of the square. Latecomers or no‑shows will not be refunded; please arrive 15 minutes before the departure time.
Sights / Experiences: 6‑hour guided tour including the 'The Last Supper' Museum, Duomo, Sforza Castle, Sempione Park, Santa Maria delle Grazie, Piazza dei Mercati, Piazza della Scala, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore, L.O.V.E. (Il Dito); the order of sights visited may be adjusted by the guide.
Return: Return to Piazza del Duomo. Available return times: 15:15, 18:30 (depending on the selected departure time and tour duration). This tour typically concludes at Duomo Square, Milan.
The itinerary is subject to change based on traffic and weather conditions.
(1) Admission ticket to the Michelangelo's Rondanini Pietà Museum;
(2) Admission ticket to The Last Supper Museum;
(3) Admission ticket to Milan Cathedral;
(4) Admission ticket to the Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore;
(5) English‑speaking guide;
(6) Insurance provided by the supplier;
(7) Duomo Museum pass (valid for 3 days);
(8) Milan walking tour;
(9) Audio guide headsets (provided for groups of 5 or more);
(1) Hotel transfer services;
(2) Meals and drinks;
(3) Other personal expenses;
(4) Tips and gratuities;
(1) Infants and children must be included in the passenger count;
(2) Children aged 0‑1 are free of charge;
(3) Children aged 0‑15 must be accompanied by a paying adult;
(4) Children aged 2 and above are charged the same rate as adults;
(1) All participants must bring valid identification documents (e.g., passport, driver's license, identity card, student ID, etc.);
(2) There is a dress code for entering religious sites and specific museums. Please do not wear shorts or sleeveless tops. Both men and women must cover their knees and shoulders. Failure to comply with the dress code may result in refusal of entry;
(3) Due to heightened security checks at many attractions, strict entry regulations apply. Bringing items such as knives, scissors, or glass bottles is prohibited;
(4) Due to new security measures, large bags are not allowed inside The Last Supper Museum. If necessary, your guide will take you to the locker storage upon check‑in;
(5) Food and drinks are strictly prohibited inside The Last Supper Museum;
(6) During the tour, certain venues or areas may be temporarily closed. In such cases, visits to external sights or alternative attractions will be arranged to ensure the total tour duration matches the description;
(7) Strollers can be stored in the locker area of The Last Supper Museum;
(1) Walking shoes are recommended;
(2) Please do not wear flip‑flops, shorts, singlets, or sleeveless tops for admission;
(3) Please dress appropriately according to the weather on the day;

Cancellation Policy
Orders can be cancelled up to 24 hours (local time) before the activity date for a full refund
In the event of bad weather or other unforeseeable circumstances, the supplier may cancel the tour and arrange a reschedule or a full refund
Activity Overview
This 6‑hour small‑group walking guided tour takes you through Milan's most iconic highlights in one go — starting from Piazzale Cadorna, first exploring the lesser‑known San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore, a Milanese gem known as the "Milanese Sistine Chapel" with breathtakingly ornate interior frescoes; then marveling at the Milan Cathedral (Duomo) — Milan's landmark Gothic cathedral, whose 135 spires and countless exquisite carvings represent the pinnacle of Gothic architecture.
Tour highlight: Skip‑the‑line direct access to "The Last Supper" — Leonardo da Vinci's legendary masterpiece and one of the world's hardest‑to‑book paintings. This tour helps you enter directly without queuing to appreciate the charm of this fresco up close. Finally, follow an expert guide to learn the fascinating historical stories of Sforza Castle. Led by a knowledgeable guide, explore Milan's art, architecture, and history across 6 hours.
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Tour Highlights
Skip‑the‑line viewing of "The Last Supper": Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, direct entry via priority lane, avoiding long queues
San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore: A lesser‑known Milanese treasure with "Sistine Chapel"‑level frescoes
Milan Cathedral: The pinnacle of Gothic architecture, visual impact of 135 spires
Sforza Castle: Guide explanation of the fascinating history behind the castle
6‑hour in‑depth guided tour: No rushing, understand Milan thoroughly in one go
Professional knowledgeable guide: Well‑versed in art, architecture, and history
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Basic Information:
Duration: Approx. 6 hours
Language: English‑speaking guide
Format: Small‑group guided tour, make your own way to Piazzale Cadorna to meet the guide
Meeting Point: Piazzale Cadorna, Milano, Italia
Itinerary
Gather at Piazzale Cadorna — Meet the guide and start the 6‑hour Milan tour
San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore — Explore a lesser‑known Milanese treasure and admire the ornate frescoes
Milan Cathedral (Duomo) — The pinnacle of Gothic architecture, admire 135 spires and exquisite carvings
"The Last Supper" — Direct entry via priority lane, get a close‑up view of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece
Sforza Castle — Guide explains the fascinating historical stories of the castle
Tour Ends — Disband freely, feel free to continue exploring downtown Milan
Meeting Point
Method: Make your own way to Piazzale Cadorna to meet the guide
Reminder: Please arrive on time; latecomers will not be waited for. Primarily walking for 6 hours, please wear comfortable shoes; "The Last Supper" venue has dress and silence codes
Attraction Introduction
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""The Last Supper": The World's Hardest‑to‑Book Masterpiece" Painted by Leonardo da Vinci between 1495‑1498 on the refectory wall of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, it is not a traditional fresco, but a tempera technique invented by Leonardo himself, making preservation extremely difficult. This tour enters directly via priority lane with no queuing required, allowing you to experience the charm of this legendary masterpiece up close.
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"Milan Cathedral: The Gothic Pinnacle of 135 Spires" Milan Cathedral took nearly 6 centuries to build — 135 spires, over 3,000 statues, and a marble facade as delicate as embroidery. It is the heartbeat of Milan; the moment you look up from the square, you will understand why it is the pinnacle of Gothic architecture.
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"San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore: Milan's Secret Gem" The interior frescoes of this monastery were painted by the artist Bernardino Luini and are so ornate they are known as the "Sistine Chapel" — yet most tourists do not know it exists. The moment you step inside is like opening Milan's artistic treasure box.













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