Free Walking Tour
Milan

Get your glad rags on and get ready to embrace this stylish city. Milan and fashion go hand in hand. So, take a trip to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II or go exploring around the so-called 'Golden Triangle'. Here you can stroll through the elegant streets that are home to some of the top Italian luxury brands. Football fans, however, should head towards the football shrine that is the San Siro Stadium, home to AC Milan and Inter Milan. Here you can book a tour of the inside of the stadium. No trip to Milan is complete without a visit to the Santa Maria delle Grazie home to Da Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’. If you are after a slower pace, aim for the Cascina Cuccagna, a beautifully restored farmhouse now home to a restaurant, a farmers market and artist space. It’s a slice of rural life in a bustling city, ideal to spend a day. Round your day off in Navigli, for some of the best nightlife Milan has to offer.

Milan seems to have it all: arts, culture, fashion, and even Italy’s stock exchange. Home to masterpieces of architecture and sculpture from all ages, Milan is undoubtedly a city of incredible vibrancy that will leave all travelers astounded. Join one of the best Free Walking Tours in Milan and let a local guide show you the best hidden places and must-see landmarks! Booking the Essential Milan City Tour, you will explore the main sights in the historic center with a local guide, and discover that this is an ancient city with a complex past. The Romans, Huns, and many other civilizations left a visible imprint on the culture and architecture of this energetic capital. Apart from its historical side, Milan is a dream destination for those seeking the best restaurants and the most sophisticated shopping experience in Europe. So, join one of the Free Food and Fashion Tours in Milan and experience the best of what this city has to offer.

A Free Tour in Milan will help you explore the places you can't miss. The first must-see landmark is the impressive Duomo, one of the most emblematic buildings in the world. This enormous Gothic-style cathedral required hundreds of workers and more than six centuries to be completed. The majestic Castello Sforzesco, one of the largest citadels in Europe, is another key monument. Today it houses art exhibits and atmospheric courtyards perfect for relaxing after a long day of sightseeing. Stop off at the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II to see Italy's oldest shopping mall, where you can marvel at the beautiful glass and window shop at the luxurious boutiques. Right next door is La Scala, one of the most famous opera houses in the world. Most of the Milan Free Walking Tours stop in Navigli, a picturesque neighborhood with charming avenues and with plenty of bars situated by the canal. It’s the perfect place to go to enjoy the sunset and a typical Italian ‘aperitivo’!