Milan · DUOMO & CATHEDRAL TOURS
Nave, terraces and the archaeological floor are sold separately and in a dozen combinations. The 15 below explain what each ticket actually admits you to, what the roof costs by stairs and by lift, and which slots are worth the wait.
Walk Milan’s Duomo terraces, cathedral, museum, and St. Gottardo in Corte with a flexible 48-hour ticket and optional audio guide.
“I booked the Duomo terraces, the museum and the cathedral and it was a lovely experience. Well organized. It was relaxed and there was enough time to enjoy everything.”
Review of Milan Duomo Terraces tickets, with rooftop views, 250 stairs or elevator access, practical tips, costs, and what church access excludes.
“If you haven't been go. Costs only around 20 euros and is realy amasing. We took the stairs and then you get to see a litle bit of the church on your way out. You also get a panorama view of Milano.”
Review of Milan Cathedral direct entry: see Gothic interiors, stained glass, statues, and organ, with practical tips on tickets, dress, and terraces.
“Entry to the cathedral was easy. The catherdral definitely is worth a visit.”
See Milan Cathedral inside and out with fast-track entry, a guided terrace visit, archaeological ruins, and museum access for $46.
“Fantastic guide (Stefan) who was very knowledgeable about the cathedral, and showed us lots of details we would have missed. Views from the terraces were wonderful.”
See Milan’s Duomo, La Scala, Galleria, and Leonardo’s Last Supper in one guided half-day tour with reserved admission.
“This is a walking tour for sure. The only place really to rest is during the La Scala part of the tour. You also walk at a brisk pace to keep up with Massimo and are expected to keep up. I offer this observation for anyone that is not up for walking at a brisk pace to keep up with a group. My husband and I had no problem. Although since Massimo is of a smaller stature it might be helpful for him to hold something up with a flag at the end because you can lose him in a crowd. Helpful to have the radios so you can be…”
See Milan’s Duomo, Brera, Sforza Castle, La Scala, and Leonardo’s Last Supper on a guided small-group walk with reserved entry.
“Our tour guide was great. He was very knowledgeable and I appreciated how he used his tablet to add more pictures and context to the things we were seeing. We saw parts of Milan that were different than anything we had seen. Thank you! The cappuccino at the castle was delicious 😋 Don't miss it!”
See Milan’s Duomo inside and out with lift access to its Gothic rooftops, a guided cathedral tour, skip-the-line entry, and city views.
“Knowledgeable guide. Great that the tour includes access to the Duomo museum.”
Review of Milan’s six-hour small-group tour with skip-the-line Duomo entry, Da Vinci’s Last Supper, churches, art, and practical tips.
“Our guide Christina was excellent from start to finish, very informative, knowing a lot of the history of the city whilst walking around the old city area. Christina answered our questions about Milan. If we could we would give Christina 10 stars. The time flew past. Highly recommended.”
Review of Milan’s Duomo and rooftop tour, with skip-the-line entry, lift access, expert guides, city views, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“I very much enjoyed the tour. The cathedral looks incredible from the outside but upon stepping inside the massive scale of it is almost overwhelming. It’s ridiculously big inside. Our guide Eddie did a fantastic job of educating us on gothic architecture, the type of marble used, and from where it was sourced. Going up on the roof was also enjoyable, with great views of the surrounding area and the Milano skyline. Unfortunately it was a rainy day so we were unable to see the Alps. Overall it was definitely worthwhile.”
Walk Milan’s Duomo rooftop, see the Alps on clear days, and enter the cathedral with an English-speaking guide on this 2-hour tour.
“Excellent tour of the Duomo rooftops and inside. The guide talked in English and everyone had an earpiece so they could hear her clearly. She shared interesting information and pointed out lots of different features along the way. Inside the cathedral she really helped explain what the different windows and statues represented. I’m not particularly religious, but I still found the information intriguing. Overall I think the tour was very good value for money and I would recommend it.”
See Milan’s Duomo, Last Supper, La Scala, Sforza Castle, and San Maurizio on a six-hour guided walking tour.
“Eddie was a wonderful guide who knew the city like the back of his hand which came in handy when the restaurant he had in mind for us was closed, he took us to a spot with many lunch options. He was very knowledgeable and answered all of the group’s questions. He looked after the group including the oldest to the youngest. We saw more than we expected to see and it was all wonderful.”
See Milan’s Duomo inside and out on a guided cathedral tour with elevator access to the rooftop, city views, museum entry, and San Gottardo Church.
“Valeria was amazing and so knowledgeable about the Duomo”
See Milan’s Last Supper, Duomo, Brera, La Scala, and Galleria with skip-the-line entry and an English-speaking local guide.
“Wonderful tour. Our guide was very knowledgeable and informative. Enjoyed get to skip the line and see everything in a timely manner. Would definitely do it again!”
Tour Milan’s Duomo with priority entry, a local English-speaking guide, and rooftop views before exploring the cathedral’s remarkable interior.
“The avtivity was a nice experience, but the terases are not as spectacular as we expected. Daniele was a great guide, he give us a lot of interesting information.”
Milan Duomo tour with skip-the-line cathedral entry, guided rooftop access, Gothic details, skyline views, and practical stair advice.
“Very experienced tour guide, with a great knowledge. Would be nice to have special concerts there because there are 6 organs”
Pick a roof, a refectory, a kitchen or a jetty.
