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Leonardo Da Vinci's Life: Skip the Line Castle & Atlantic Codex
117 reviews
3 hours | skip the line tours | Milan
Have you ever heard about a true big castle in a city centre?
Visit the mighty Sforza Castle and wander around its courts and gardens where Leonardo used to live and reach the beautiful Ambrosiana Museum with his Codex! The best part? A private guide & skip the line ticket is included!
Milan's Shopping Tour: Boutiques & Local Designers
417 reviews
3 hours | shopping tours | Milan
Bored with the conventional shopping & big brands? Here's a treat for you, Milan has what you are looking for! Let's go on a shopping tour and meet local designers in their boutiques where you can find handmade accessories and tailored clothes. Experience the real Italian style on this private tour!
Live like a local in Milan for 48 hours! Whether you’re a fashion addict, food lover, or art enthusiast; finding fun things to do in Milan for 2 days is easy. Looking for exactly what to do in Milan for 2 days? Look no further! Day 1: Visit the Milan Cathedral A stunning sight to behold, the Milan Cathedral is the largest church in the whole of Italy. This gothic style church took nearly six centuries to complete! Spend some time marveling at the incredible architecture and head inside to explore the equally beautiful interior. Day 1: Enjoy night at La Scala opera house This gorgeous opera house is worth going to just to admire the ornate interior alone. The shows held here are also amazing, so find out what’s playing during your visit and dress up for a fashionable night at the opera! Want to find out a little more? You can also find a museum displaying exhibits about La Scala’s history inside. Day 2: Window shop at the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is one of the world’s oldest shopping destinations, and quite an impressive building to explore. The Galleria was built all the way back in the 1860s and is now frequented by fashionable locals and tourists alike. Day 2: Go for an aperitivo Did you know that Milan is called the aperitivo capital of the country? Aperitivo is the Italian version of ‘happy hour’ - pre-dinner drinks served with scrumptious Milanese snacks. Head for an extravagant aperitivo at some of Milan’s trendiest bars and tuck into the best local cheeses, olives, and cured meats, washed down with a cocktail or two.
What other travelers love about our local experts
Andrew
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If you want to learn something...
Laura is just fantastic. I think we learned more in the few hours we spent with Laura than the entire rest of the trip. She knows her stuff, is fun to be with, and is generous with her time. A sure bet if you are looking for a great guide to Milan. Thanks again, Laura!
Leonardo Da Vinci's Life: Skip the Line Castle & Atlantic Codex
Sabine
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Laura was a very enthusiastic, knowledgeable and helpful guide. She told us the history of the Sforza Castle and Da Vinci’s life in such an interesting and clear manner. We really enjoyed our tour with Laura!
Leonardo Da Vinci's Life: Skip the Line Castle & Atlantic Codex
Jasmeet
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Local
This is one the best decision’s I made to go for this dinner at Marco and Valentina’s house ! I say to everyone it’s a must and should be on your list in Milan !
The most wonderful couple , Marco’s cooking was delicious and the produce and ingredients so pure !! Valentina’s warmth and welcoming nature , the wonderful natural wines we had , a treat ! I give them full marks for putting this together , and not to mention the most wonderful group of people I met ! Was superb !
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Patricia
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Sforza Castle and Ambrosiana Museum
Laura was fantastic! She shared her extensive knowledge in an interesting way and answered all our questions. There was a lot of ground to cover in three hours and at times we felt a little rushed, but overall it was a great tour.
Leonardo Da Vinci's Life: Skip the Line Castle & Atlantic Codex
