Milan Tours

Join this unforgettable visit at the Duomo and take in the magnificence of this amazing city! Skip the long queue and visit the beautiful Cathedral.

Discover the two sides of Milan through this innovative and yet traditional walking food tour

Explore Isola district's heritage and get behind-the-scenes access to artisan workshops, from furniture restoration and violin making to handmade clothing and ethical jewelry – plus a trattoria lunch.

Go on a fun Milan walking tour where you will follow clues to discover amazing places and local stories using your smartphone.

Discover Tuscany's treasures on a small-group tour from Florence and explore Siena, San Gimignano, and the Chianti countryside.

Explore Milan's photogenic places with a local guide and capture the city's beauty with your camera.

Discover Milan's top photo places, get tips on how to take the best photos and spice up your Instagram feed.

Explore Milan and its highlights on a guided tour with a local and find out more about the city and its lifestyle.

Enjoy a Milan walking tour by night and walk across the city centre passing by Duomo Square, La Scala Opera House and Sforza Castle.

Giuseppe Verdi is celebrated as one of the most influential opera composers of the 19th century, and his work still enjoys great popularity today. Among his best-known operas are La Traviata, Rigoletto and Aida, each telling a very different story but all offering dramatic music and emotional intensity. Taking a tour of Verdi's Milan spotlights his musical genius and reveals his fierce dedication to becoming a maestro of Italian Opera. Discover the legacy he left in Milan, a city he both loved and loathed, with a visit to the Fondazione Giuseppe Verdi, the house that the Opera maestro built to host retired artists and musicians. Here, you'll get a close up look at the life of Verdi and his wife, including their personal belongings, furnishings, art collections, and their final resting places. Next on the itinerary is an opportunity to meet the current residents of Casa Verdi, many of whom are internationally acclaimed artists, and listen to their extraordinary life stories. You are also invited to attend an exclusive performance for National Geographic travellers by one of the residents. Your penultimate stop is La Scala Theatre. Visit the museum and find out the behind-the-scenes anecdotes about Verdi's relationship with the theatre. At the end of the tour, you'll follow in Verdi's footsteps and take a break at Grand Hotel et de Milan, where Verdi lived for 27 years and in fact, where he took his last breath.