• Castello Sforzesco - Sforza Castle stands as a prominent emblem of Milan and its rich history. It currently hosts significant cultural institutions and attracts numerous tourists. It ranks among the largest castles in Europe.

• Arco della Pace - The Peace Arch, located in front of Parco Sempione, is one of the city’s most notable neoclassical monuments.

• Arena Civica - A neoclassical stadium constructed in the early 19th century.

• Piazza Mercanti - A medieval square that once served as an ancient administrative center.

• Duomo di Milano - The grand cathedral of Milan, admired for its outdoor view.

• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II - A luxurious shopping arcade established in the late nineteenth century.

• Piazza della Scala - Offers an external view of the La Scala theater and Palazzo Marino.

• Brera District - The Brera district, known for its historical palace and its community of artists.

• Chinatown (Quartiere Cinese) - The Chinese district, featuring a passage along via Paolo Sarpi.

• Porta Garibaldi - Porta Garibaldi and Corso Como, offering insights into the history of the Gate.

• Biblioteca degli alberi - Milan’s new skyline, featuring a modern garden and a developing district filled with shops, restaurants, and urban vistas.

• Santa Maria delle Grazie - A Dominican church from the 15th century, adjacent to the room housing Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper (viewing requires special pre-booking).

• Navigli - A neighborhood known for its restaurants and part of Milan’s historic waterways.

• Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio - The ancient church dedicated to the city’s patron saint.

• Colonne di San Lorenzo - Remnants of the Roman era dating back to the second century.

• Piazza Affari - The Stock Exchange square, featuring a distinctive contemporary art installation.

• Local guide
• Professional guide
• Customized itinerary
• Use of helmet

• Food and drinks

• May be operated by a multi-lingual guide

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