• Il Cenacolo - Begin your journey with skip-the-line entry to Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, located in the Santa Maria delle Grazie—a UNESCO World Heritage site. Uncover the mysteries of one of the world’s most renowned artworks.
• Santa Maria delle Grazie - This exquisite Milanese church, exemplifying early Renaissance Lombard style, was added to the UNESCO World Heritage List in 1980 and draws visitors from around the globe.
• Castello Sforzesco - Stroll towards the grand Castello Sforzesco, a symbol of Milan’s medieval and Renaissance strength, and explore its captivating history.
• Via Dante - Walk along Via Dante, celebrated for its lively ambiance and stunning architecture, connecting key landmarks. Named after the Florentine poet Dante Alighieri, it is now famous for its stylish shops, restaurants, cafés, and bars. The street is lined with elegant multi-story palazzi (palaces), primarily constructed in the 18th and 19th centuries.
• L.O.V.E - Witness “L.O.V.E.,” the provocative contemporary sculpture by Maurizio Cattelan, situated in Piazza Affari in front of Palazzo Mezzanotte, the Stock Exchange headquarters. Standing eleven meters tall, it is a bold and irreverent statement. Crafted from Carrara marble, it presents a “rude gesture,” almost intentionally shocking. Its meaning is quite apparent, yet it has never been “officially” defined.
• Via Spadari - Explore “Via Spadari,” a historic street in Milan, known as the street of good taste. Here, numerous grocery stores, some long-established, offer high-quality gastronomic products, ranging from wine to pastries.
• Piazza Mercanti - A delightful small square near Piazza Duomo. The square is surrounded by buildings that exemplify Milanese architecture from the Medieval period to the 17th century. Among the prominent structures is the 13th-century Palazzo della Ragione, dating back to Milan’s communal era.
• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - Every home has its living room, the place where guests are welcomed, the most beautiful room. Similarly, Milan boasts its “parlor,” the 19th-century Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. This magnificent covered passage between the Duomo and the Teatro alla Scala is Italy’s oldest shopping center, adorned with mosaics, caryatids, and decorative elements around windows and balconies. Inside, you’ll find shops of the most luxurious brands, historic restaurants, or those led by starred chefs, and legendary spots for an aperitif like the “Camparino.”
• Duomo di Milano - End your tour in Piazza del Duomo, entering through the majestic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Admire one of the world’s largest cathedrals and a Gothic architectural masterpiece. Pause in the heart of Milan, represented by the stunning Milan Cathedral, which has captivated everyone for years, both tourists and Milanese residents who never tire of admiring and photographing it from every angle. Discover the history and intriguing facts you may not know about this masterpiece. Note that the visit to the Duomo is from the outside only, as entrance tickets are not included.

• Engaging route through Milan’s historical and cultural landmarks
• Expert, English-speaking guide providing in-depth commentary
• Priority entrance to The Last Supper
• Microphone system and earphones

• Private transportation
• Entry Ticket to Duomo Cathedral

Embark on a captivating journey through Milan’s rich tapestry of history, art, and architecture with our expertly guided walking tour. This immersive experience takes you from the awe-inspiring Last Supper to the iconic Milan Cathedral, traversing the city’s most storied streets and landmarks. If you’re visiting Milan, the Last Supper (L’Ultima Cena) by Leonardo da Vinci is a must-see. The sublime work of the Italian genius, is now preserved in the monumental Unesco heritage complex. It is one of the most studied and imitated masterpieces in the world, but it is also one of the most mysterious and discussed paintings from the Italian Renaissance. Reserve your spot on this exclusive tour and uncover the layers of history and art that make Milan a must-visit city for cultural aficionados. Enjoy a blend of legendary artworks and hidden gems, all while soaking in the vibrant atmosphere of Italy’s fashion capital.

• Attenzione! Inserire tutti i nomi correttemente poichè il biglietto è nominale e verificato col documento d’identità. Una volta inserito il nome non è più possibile apportare alcuna modifica.
• E’ obbligatorio portare con se Passaporto o carta d’identità da mostrare alla biglietteria
• Non sarà possibile accedere alla chiesa Santa Maria delle Grazie durante le funzioni religiose o quando la chiesa è chiusa
• Abbigliamento adeguato a luogo di culto. No gonne corte o t-shirt troppo scollate
• Vietato scattare foto con flash e video dentro il cenacolo
• Per disposizioni di salvaguardia del dipinto tutti i visitatori hanno a disposizione 15 minuti all’interno del refettorio per vedere l’Ultima Cena
• E’ vietato introdurre borse di ogni dimensione, cibo e bevande. La guida accompagnerà i partecipanti agli armadietti dove è possibile riporre i propri oggetti personali. le Valigie potrebbero non avere un luogo idoneo per essere riposte.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.