Picture this, a night out in Milan hopping from hot spot to hot spot, discovering local nightlife while tasting typical local drinks perfectly paired with delicious local bites. Sounds like a fun night? Join a local nightlife expert and discover how the locals unwind in Milan.
Instead of going to a restaurant, enjoy a delicious home-made meal at a local's place! Enjoy a traditional Italian dinner with local foodie Francesca, a passionate home cook who loves preparing delicious dishes after her family recipes.
Want to see the best of Milan? We got you covered. But as you can expect from a Withlocals experience, the real excitement is its hidden gems. Join your favorite local and get a feeling of the city's real vibe on a tour that has it all, so you can say: I experienced the real Milan!
The way to a city's heart it's through its food! And on this private food tour, you'll get to know Milan through its cuisine and the tastings favorite of the locals. A local food expert is ready to give you a taste of the real Milan satisfying your cravings for local food and city highlights.
Unveil the mysteries of the Duomo + Terrace and get the most out of your visit on this enriching tour! Get to know everything about this magnificent attraction with the insights provided by a local expert.
There are numerous things to do in Milan today. From the marvelous Duomo to beautiful museums, fancy galleries or stunning monuments, explore Milan today for an unforgettable experience. Below you can find exactly what to do in Milan today to have a memorable trip. Milan Cathedral If you have time for one thing to do today in Milan explore the Duomo. It is the largest Gothic complex in Italy, and it took about 500 years to build. Spot all the details both inside and outside. There are 2300 statues depicting religious figures and stories from the bible all around the exterior. Sky-high marble columns, stunning stained glass windows, and numerous paintings and statues make the interior as magnificent as the exterior. You can also access the roof and enjoy the views of the city. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Step into the glamorous world of fashion in Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Even if you don’t want to shop it’s still worth a visit for the amazing 19th-century belle epoque architecture. High-end Italian designers, bookstores, restaurants and cafes. The beautiful paintings and detailed floor tiles are definitely worth a quick visit. Castello Sforzesco It might seem like it is only a landmark, but it’s the house of many museums and galleries. A former residence of Milan’s most powerful rulers, it houses the Pinacoteca, the Furniture Collection, the Museum of Decorative Arts, the Egyptian Museum and many more. Check out the Oreficerie to explore the largest collection of musical instruments in Europe. Museo della Pieta Rondanini is also a must, housing Michelangelo’s last masterpiece, The Pieta Rondanini. Monumental Cemetery Greek temples, ornate obelisks, and massive statues, make this cemetery a must-see landmark in Milan. It’s not as spooky as you’d think, and the architecture will convince you of that. You could even say it’s an outdoor museum. Some of the areas were reserved for the rich and famous, and their tombs became works of art. Look for the bronze recreation of the “Last Supper”, a site that belonged to the Campari family.
What other travelers love about our local experts
sadi
About local
15 April 2025
Great tour
Really enjoyed the tour with Sara.
Made it very interesting and enjoyable would definitely recommend
Highlights & Hidden Gems of Milan
Jay
About local
12 April 2025
Fantastic Guide
Roberta was an excellent guide. Very informative whilst keeping it light and interesting for the children.
Highlights & Hidden Gems of Milan
Charles (Brad)
About local
29 March 2025
Can’t get a better guide for the Domuo
Very knowledgeable and well spoken.
Explore the Duomo & Terrace with a Local Guide
Leonie
About local
26 February 2025
Good overview of Milan
Francesca is an excellent guide and is hugely knowledgable about history, politics and the history of art. We covered a lot of ground in our three hours with her both literally and metaphorically (lots of questions asked and answered). She gave us a fantastic recommendation for lunch in Brera allowing us to avoid tourist restaurants.
