Sforza Castle Tour & Battlements Access with Skip-the-Line Last Supper

Discover the iconic cultural and historical gems of Milan on a guided walking tour.

From the trendy Brera district to the fascinating Castello Sforzesco, this Milan walking tour will immerse you in the city's past and present. You'll explore alongside a knowledgeable guide who will help demystify each of the city’s most famous sites. With skip-the-line tickets to the Last Supper and expert local insights, this tour is the perfect way to make the most of your time in Milan, whether you're here for a day or a week (or more!).

We’ll begin with a guided stroll through Milan's trendy Brera neighborhood, where history and haute couture intersect. Discover hidden gems and hear stories of the city's past from your guide, who will also provide tips for exploring the area further on your own.

Dive into Milan's history at Castello Sforzesco and enjoy VIP access to the battlements.

Next, we'll visit the impressive Castello Sforzesco, one of Europe's most famous citadels and a symbol of Milan's enduring power. Skip the long entrance lines and embark on a comprehensive Sforza Castle tour, including access to the usually restricted battlements for stunning views of the monument.

As we leave the castle, your guide will lead you on a leisurely Milan walking tour. Along the way, they’ll provide insider advice on where to eat, how to navigate the city, and so much more.

Skip the line to see da Vinci's masterpiece The Last Supper.

Finally, we'll arrive at the crown jewel of Milan's cultural scene: Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper. Your guide will offer a full introduction to this masterpiece, enhancing your appreciation and understanding of it before you head inside with your skip-the-line tickets.

You'll leave your Milan walking tour with a better idea of the lay of the land and a deeper appreciation for the significance of the sites visited. This newfound understanding will help you explore Milan even further with confidence and a greater sense of context.