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Free Walking Tour of Milan

Tour milan for free with our famous tour.

Come explore Milan; learn its history and experience the culture. The free Milan walking tour here at Citywalkers is extremely popular with all tourists, no matter the budget. The Milan tour is completely free of charge, but you are encouraged to tip your guide an amount you feel they deserve. Our tour guides work for tips (gratuities) and they have the experience and passion required to ensure you have an incredible time.

Don’t let the word ‘free’ distract you from the quality of this Milan tour: you will explore everything from the Duomo (cathedral) to Castello Sforzesco (Sforzesco Castle), from the University of Milan, known colloquially as UniMi to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II… and so much more! We have carefully created a truly unforgettable tour and we can’t wait to welcome you to the city. We also have a range of our Milan walking tours , including a Milan Ghost Tour and our highly sought-after Milan Last Supper Tour .

Perfect if you’re looking for free things to do in Milan!

Milan is an incredible city, full of great free activities. Not everything worth seeing on holiday costs money and we believe our free tour really shows off the best of Milan across eight unique stops. The entire tour takes 2 hours 45 minutes and we can’t wait to welcome you to the city! If you have any questions about our free Milan tour, please get in touch ; however, your question may have been answered as part of our FAQ page .

Meeting Point

Duomo Square, in front of the 900 Museum

Look for our yellow umbrella., click here to get directions.

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Church of San Nazaro in Brolo

Statale Univeristy

Duomo Cathedral

Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery

Theatre and Square Alla Scala

Merchants Square

Business Square

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Free Walking Tour Milan

Enjoy milan with a licenced local tour guide. authentic. informal. top rated., free  milan walking tour.

Hi! Welcome to Milan! Frog Free Walking Tour is the first, original and independent Milan Free tour since 2013 . Based on the reviews on Tripadvisor, our tour company is rated #1 out of almost 400 in Milan. We are a small group of local licenced tour guides full of enthusiasm and ready to share hidden gems, local stories and insider tips with travellers to make them fully enjoy the city. 

When you choose Frog Walking Tour you will not experience a standard historical tour of the city, but an authentic full immersion in the culture, lifestyle and society of Milan . The tour is a great introduction to Milan. It covers the main landmarks and the most famous monuments (such as the Cathedral, La Scala Theatre…) but it includes also some places only locals know about. Our aim is to make you feel and live the city like a local for a few hours. Therefore, an unmissable part of the tour is the much appreciated “insider tips moment” when we share with travellers advices about local activities, events and…where to enjoy real Italian food and how to avoid “tourists’ traps”

We love our city and we really care about our guests’ experience while visiting it. Thanks to our approach Frog Free Walking Tour Milan is in the Tripadvisor Hall of Fame for winning five years in a row the certificate of excellence and it is Best of the Best traveller’s choice 2020. 

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Embark on a journey through Milan with our unbeatable free tour that showcases the city's diverse charms. Our lively local guides will lead you to uncover both hidden gems and iconic landmarks , revealing the true essence of this vibrant Italian metropolis.

What makes our Milan free tour the best?

Looking for free things to do in Milan ? Discover Milan's best with our free tour – a fun and insightful exploration of the city's highlights at eight unique stops. Milan boasts incredible free activities, and we're here to show you the best without breaking the bank. Led by top local guides , our tour takes you to both hidden gems and the most famous must-see attractions , providing an authentic and comprehensive experience of Milan. Enjoy the richness of Milanese culture on our journey through all this iconic city has to offer.

• Meeting Point: Piazza del Duomo, the heart of Milan.
• San Nazaro in Brolo: Explore the 4th-century basilica on the historic route connecting Milan and Rome.
• Statale University of Milan: Discover the prestigious educational institute and learn about its famous alumni.
• Milan Cathedral (Duomo): Marvel at the Italian Gothic façade and trace the cathedral's evolution since the 14th century.
• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: Admire the architectural beauty of Italy's oldest active shopping mall and its stunning glass dome.
• Piazza della Scala: Visit the iconic opera house, La Scala, renowned globally since its opening in 1778.
• Piazza Mercanti: Stroll through Merchant's Square, soaking in the historical ambiance.
• Piazza degli Affari: Explore the city's business hub, home to the Italian stock exchange headquarters, and learn about Milan's financial significance.

Complete Tour Overview

Meet your tour guide at the designated time in the Piazza del Duomo , situated at the very heart of Lombardy's capital. Commencing from the city center, you'll meander through Milan's historic quarter , arriving at the 4th-century Basilica of San Nazaro in Brolo , constructed along the ancient route linking Milan with Rome.

Continue your guided walking tour to one of Italy's best universities : the Statale University of Milan . During your visit, your guide will unveil the names of renowned historical figures who once pursued education here.

Approximately ten minutes from the university, you'll reach your next destination: Milan Cathedral . Positioned in the square that houses it, marvel at the exquisite Italian Gothic facade of the grand Duomo . See if you can discern the various modifications and renovations made since its groundbreaking in the 14th century.

Maintaining the pace, proceed to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II . Not an aficionado of fashion? No problem! The captivating architecture of Italy's oldest active shopping mall, particularly its vast glass dome, will captivate even the most discerning visitors.

Walking through the arcade leads you to Piazza della Scala , home to the iconic opera house of the same name. La Scala, inaugurated in 1778, has hosted numerous globally renowned artists, establishing itself as a leading venue for opera and ballet.

Following a stroll through Merchant's Square (Piazza Mercanti) , your guided walking tour culminates at Piazza degli Affari , Milan's bustling business center and the headquarters of the Italian stock exchange . Here, you'll unravel the stories behind these areas' nomenclature and grasp Milan's significance as the financial nucleus of the country.

About Milan

Discover the unexpected charm of Milan!

Milan, often associated primarily with its status as a global fashion and design hub , has a multifaceted personality waiting to be explored. Beyond the glossy façade, the city unravels as a captivating tapestry of history, culture, and vibrant city life. While it undoubtedly stands as a trendsetter in the fashion world, Milan is equally rich in architectural marvels, artistic treasures, and culinary delights. The iconic Duomo di Milano , the historic Sforza Castle , and the world-renowned La Scala Opera House are just a glimpse into the city's diverse offerings.

It's a city for every explorer . Contrary to common misconceptions, Milan caters to a wide spectrum of interests. History enthusiasts can wander through centuries-old churches and castles, art lovers can revel in masterpieces from the Renaissance to modern times, and food aficionados can savor the delectable flavors of Lombard cuisine. Milan's dynamic neighborhoods provide a canvas for street art, trendy boutiques, and cozy cafes , adding a contemporary flair to its classic charm. Whether you seek cultural immersion, culinary delights, or a fashionable escape, Milan surprises every visitor with its versatile allure.

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This free tour doesn't admit groups of more than 6 people, even if they book the activity separately. If you're traveling in a larger group, we recommend checking out our other activities in Milan.

Other Activities

This tour doesn't include access to the sites mentioned, as we'll only view them from outside. If you want a tour that explores some of these places from the inside, this Milan Guided City Tour is perfect for you.

If you fancy exploring the  Sforza Castle  and the  Santa Maria delle Grazie Church  inside, check out these activities!

Fancy exploring the city via a different mode of transport? Why not join us on a boat trip down the Navigli Canals , a sightseeing bus tour  or an electric bike tour of Milan ?

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2 hours 15 minutes - 3 hours.

The activity takes place with a guide that speaks in English.

English–speaking guide

Not included

When to book.

You can book up until 15 minutes before the activity as long as there are still places. Book now to guarantee your spot.

Type of voucher

Electronic. Show the voucher on your phone.

Accessibility

Wheelchair accessible. An accompanying person is required. This must be indicated in the reservation.

Sustainability

All services published on Civitatis are carried out in accordance with our Sustainability Code .

Our providers commit to:

• Provide a safe and satisfying experience.
• Reduce, reuse, recycle.
• Incorporate eco-conscious technologies.
• Uphold fair employment standards.
• Foster the growth of local communities.
• Preserve the integrity of local culture.
• Safeguard both cultural and environmental heritage.
• Ensure ethical treatment of animals.
• Operate with honesty and transparency.
• Encourage sustainable behaviors among customers and staff.

This particular activity contributes as follows:

• Printed material is avoided.
• No single-use plastics are used.
• The activity helps the dissemination of local cultural heritage.
• No printing of documentation required.

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Frequently asked questions

Q - Will we go inside any of the sites mentioned?

A - This tour doesn't include admission to the sites mentioned. We will view all monuments from the outside.

Q - Why do this activity with Civitatis?

A - At Civitatis we guarantee the best quality and prices, click here if you want to know how we select our activities .

Q - How to book?

A - To reserve the activity, choose the date and complete the form on this page. You will receive your confirmation immediately.

If you have any other questions please contact us.

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Meeting point.

8 Piazza del Duomo

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Milan, the city that pulses in Italy's heart, unveils its charms like a painting infused with fashion and culture. Its streets, etched by history, are a stroll through the past and present, where Gothic churches rise as guardians of age-old secrets.

Milan's majestic cathedral, the Duomo, emerges as a jewel of marble and stone, defying time with its Gothic splendour. At La Scala, lyrical art comes to life, while at Castello Sforzesco, the gardens whisper tales of royalty.

The Vittorio Emanuele II galleries are a sanctuary of luxury and fashion, where glamour intertwines with tradition. In historic cafes, the scent of espresso blends with lively conversation.

Milan, where art, fashion, and history converge, in a symphony of elegance and passion that mesmerizes the senses and captivates the soul.

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Wonders of milan - free walking tour.

CITYWALKERS arose from the initiative of a group of young people and enthusiasts of the city in which they live every day, to share the enormous cultural heritage with tourists from all over the world. Being accompanied by happiness, spontaneity and professionalism when looking for the most important monuments, such as those less visited but still fascinating corners, with someone who knows all the secrets is the best way to visit and, above all, fall in love .

• No minimum number of attendees No minimum number of attendees is required for the tour
• Free booking and cancellation Free payment tour, no set price, booking and cancellation are free

Tour description

With this free walking tour, you will explore Milan as a local. Regardless of your travel budget, our guides will do everything possible to make sure you discover all the secrets and beauty of this city. From the Duomo to the Castello Sforzesco, from the Statale University to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II ... and many more! You will discover the most symbolic places in the history of the capital of Lombardy, and you will experience the spirit of Milan through different eras. What are we going to visit? 

• San Nazaro in Brolo church 
• Statale University 
• Castello Sforzesco 
• Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery 
• Theater y Piazza Della Scala 
• Merchants Square 
• Business Square 

Note: The tour plan can change, according to our guide preferences. In the case of groups larger than 6 persons, please contact us for a private tour. Groups with more than 6 persons will be refused.

What will we visit on this tour?

In front of Novecento Museum (Duomo metro station), look for the guide with the Yellow Umbrella.

• 1 Outside visit Duomo di Milano
• 2 Outside visit Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
• 3 Outside visit Piazza dei Mercanti Show 3 more stops
• 4 Outside visit Piazza della Scala
• 5 Outside visit Piazza Affari
• 6 Outside visit Università degli Studi di Milano

How much does this tour cost?

Free tours do not have a set price , instead, each person gives the guru at the end of the tour the amount that he or she considers appropriate (these usually range from €10 to $50 depending on satisfaction with the tour).

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It was nice even though the weather was hot. The guide was very patient and gave us good insights about the history of Milan.

Great guide who showed us the lesser known parts of Milan as well as the main areas Some great stories about each area accompanied by music at points to set the scene and atmosphere

Too many people in the group. Took too long to move

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Overview of the tour in Milan

YOU WILL BE ACCEPTED IN THE GROUP ONLY WITH A VALID RESERVATION! NO LARGE GROUPS ALLOWED! ------------------------------------------------------- Are you visiting Milan for a few days? Are you tired of walking around the city by yourself, and you want to know a little more about the city as well? In that case, we’d like to invite you to join our informal free walking tour in Milan! A true local OFFICIAL TOURGUIDE will lead the tour and give you a precious insider view of the city, as well as a showing you the highlights of it. Meet new people from all over the world and discover Milan in an enjoyable and exciting way! FROG Free Walking Tour believes in sustainable tourism and wants to make sure to have a low impact on the environment and local culture.

This activity includes:

• Piazza della Scala
• Piazza degli Affari
• Piazza Duomo
• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
• Casa Cardinale Ildefonso Schuster
• Piazza Cordusio
• Official English speaking guide
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• The best free tour in Milan according to Tripadvisor

Meeting point

Largo Ildefonso Schuster, Milan (Reference point: two trees)

Meeting point: Largo Ildefonso Schuster, Milan (Reference point: two trees) Nearest metro stop: M1 DUOMO or M3 MISSORI. From both 5 minutes walk LOOK FOR THE GUIDE WITH THE GREEN BADGE!

Things to note

-Wear comfortable walking shoes, carry a bottle of water and a BIG smile. In summer season (June-Sept) we suggest a hat and sunscreen, in winter season (Nov-Feb) warm clothes and umbrella! - We accept groups up to 4. Any shortcuts (different reservations or similar) allow us to deny participation at the meeting point. - Please arrive at the meeting point around 10 minutes before the starting time. - For organizational reasons some tours can be unified - In case of strikes / bad weather conditions, the tour can be cancelled - All Tours starts with a minimum number of participants - You need to have insurance valid in Italy

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Milan, Free walking Tour

Explore milan's history and experience its culture.

Milan, Italy

From 3 hours, about this tour.

On this walking tour of Milan, you’ll get to learn the history of this important city and visit a few famous landmarks as well as a few lesser-known spots.

This tour will take you to Dom Castello, Brera Navigli, Sant’Ambrogio, other churches and hidden places in Milan.

View works of art around the city.

Tour Highlights

• Visit Milan’s top attractions such as Sant’Ambrogio and many more
• Appreciate the evolution of Milan throughout the years
• Hear the fascinating legends and myths surrounding Milan from your local guide
• Opportunity to take pictures at different stages of the tour

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What’s include

• English-speaking professional guide
• The tour is pet-friendly
• The tour does not require the payment of entrance fees or additional expenses

What’s not included

• Large group bookings are not accepted

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Free Walking Tour Milan

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Starting time

11:00 am / 6:00 pm

Tip only basis

Free walking tour Milan shows you the city of Milan, which is known for its high-end fashion, finance and design, making it one of the largest business and economic centers of Italy. The city is famous for its iconic Cathedral, the Gothic-style Duomo, and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, one of the world’s oldest shopping malls. The city is also home to the famous La Scala Opera House and a thriving arts scene, with many museums and galleries showcasing modern and contemporary works of art. At night, the city transforms into a hub of dining and nightlife, with plenty of options for food, drinks and entertainment.

Meet your guide outside of the Cathedral of Milan.

Tip only basis. You must tip your guide at the end of the tour. It is recommended to tip from 10 to 20 euros per person.

Free walking tour Milan begins at the famous Cathedral of Milan, also known as the Cathedral of Santa Maria Nascente. This stunning gothic cathedral, known for its beautiful spires and intricate details, is one of the most iconic landmarks in the city. Climb to the top for a breathtaking view of Milan and its surroundings.  

Next, head to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, one of the world’s oldest shopping malls. Located in the heart of Milan, this historic building is a beautiful example of Italian architecture, and is home to some of the city’s most exclusive shops and restaurants.

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From the Galleria, make your way to the Sforza Castle, a magnificent 15th-century fortress that has been turned into a museum. This museum houses an impressive collection of art and sculptures, including works by Michelangelo and Da Vinci, making it a must-see for art lovers.  

As you continue your tour, be sure to stop by the Brera Art Gallery, one of the most important art museums in Italy. Here, you will find an incredible collection of paintings, sculptures, and works of art from the Renaissance to the modern era.  

Next, visit the famous La Scala Opera House, one of the most famous theaters in the world. This beautiful building, with its stunning interior, is home to the La Scala Opera Company, and is a must-see for music and opera lovers.  

Finally, end your tour at the Piazza del Duomo, a beautiful public square located in the heart of Milan. Surrounded by historic buildings and monuments, this bustling square is a popular gathering place for locals and visitors alike.

Frequently asked questions

What is the maximum of participants.

The maximum of participants is 15 people.

Can I book a private walking tour?

Yes, you can book a private walking tour by contacting us straight via email.

Can I bring my children?

Yes, in Free Tour Milan everyone is welcome.

What should I bring?

Check out the weather on the day of the tour to make sure you bring and umbrella in case is raining. Bring comfortable shoes, cash and a big smile 🙂

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Tours in Milan are offered by our partners, Citywalkers.

Many people’s preconceptions of Milan start with big business and fashion catwalks, and end with famous football clubs. All of these are true, but there is so much more to Milan, Italy’s thriving financial centre, than you may have thought! With a history stretching back to Roman times, Milan has lived through Napoleonic rule, been part of Austria, played a significant role in the unification of Italy and was home to the fascist movement of the 20s and 30s. Since the post-war boom of the 50s and 60s Milan has become the glittering metropolis that you see today, with its fascinating skyline punctuated with incredible modern designs and a vibrant, bustling feeling that this city really means business!

Milan has its share of world-famous sights and, like most cities in Italy, is worth exploring on foot. The soaring gothic facade of the Duomo, Milan’s incredible, must-see cathedral, rises gracefully over the piazza at the heart of the city, the perfect place to start a walking tour with our partners in Milan, Citywalkers. Just a stone’s throw away is the famous Scala Opera, beautifully connected to the Duomo via Milan’s exclusive shopping arcade, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele. Nearby is the impressive mediaeval fortress Sforza Castle, built by the ruling Sforza family in the 15th century – the family that later commissioned Leonardo da Vinci’s famous Last Supper, also to be found in Milan!

Let your local, expert guide from Citywalkers lead you around these famous sights on their Free Walking Tour , while telling you the fascinating and unexpected stories behind them, before heading further afield to lesser-known, but no less interesting spots! For those interested in discovering Milan’s glittering world of Haute Couture and exploring more of Milan’s elegant neighbourhoods, Citywalkers have further tours on offer for anyone who wants even more Milan!

Discover the top sites in Milan with these tours offered by our partners, Citywalkers. While you may not see the famous SANDEMANs red umbrellas (look instead for the yellow Citywalkers umbrellas), we only work with partners we know, trust, and who have been vetted by us to ensure they meet the same standards you are used to enjoying in SANDEMANs’ own cities. We are proud to partner with Citywalkers in Milan and are sure you’ll love their tours as much as we do!

What is the SANDEMANs Partner Network?

Tours in Milan are offered by a partner, not SANDEMANs NEW Europe.

We only work with partners we know, trust, and who have been vetted by us to ensure they meet the same standards you are used to enjoying in SANDEMANs’ own cities.

We are proud to partner with Citywalkers and are sure you’ll love their tours as much as we do.

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• Tours are chosen by our specialists from an array of offers based on their quality and value
• We connect the best local guides with travelers from all around the world

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Milan , one of the four fashion capitals of the world. It is a center of inspiring design, architectural elegance, and cultural tourism. The city attracts almost 9 million visitors annually from all over the world. Between this and its numerous international institutions, academies and universities, Milan is a multi-cultural mixing pot. But it’s not just this buzzing hive of cosmopolitan activity that attracts its overseas visitors. It’s the city’s enriching history which inspires most of us to visit.

Milan is home to some of the most impressive works of architecture in all of Europe, if not the world. The famous Duomo, for example, took over six centuries of hard work to construct and stands at 108 meters tall. It’s quite an impressive monument, to say the least! And while we’re on the topic of outstanding structures, we have to address the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Despite functioning as a rather high-end shopping mall today, the interior of the building represents everything about 19th-century style. The spiraling glass-domed roof truly is a one-of-a-kind. You simply cannot come to Milan without visiting it.

But these are just two of the many remarkable landmarks that Milan has to offer. So what are some of these other hidden gems? And how will you find them? Well, this little dilemma is precisely what free Milan walking tours aim to help you solve. Actually getting to visit these important monuments is one thing. But actually understanding the history behind them is truly what makes the experience memorable. So what better way to both discover and learn about these things that from a local tour guide?!

Tour Companies in Milan

We understand that some of the best things in life are free. So isn’t it great to know that there several companies which offer free Milan walking tours!

Walk About Tours

Walk About Tours is one of the most popular tour companies in Italy. Their fun and friendly guides always offer an interactive and informative experience. The tours roughly last for 3hrs, so you can bet that you’ll get plenty of sightseeing done in the meantime! During the trip, your guides will take you to 8 major spots around the city. From the Church of San Narazo all the way to the Borsa Italiano, your jaw will be open for the entirety of the tour. And we don’t blame you. One of the great things about this company is that their tours run every day. So rain, hail or shine, you can guarantee to see that yellow umbrella waiting for you in Duomo Square.

Milan Free Tour

Another great tourism company is Milan Free Tour . They offer a great introduction to the history of Milan city while also making it an engaging experience. This tour also runs every day during the year and lasts for 3.5 hrs. but don’t worry, you will be taking a break halfway through to grab a little something to eat! Another great option with this company is that they also provide their tours in Spanish! So for any Spanish speakers out there, you don’t have to worry about not understanding everything on the English tour, just simply opt for the Spanish tour instead.

Frog Free Walking Tour

Once again, another great company to consider if you’re looking for a trusted tour company is Frog Free Walking Tour . However, unlike the other two companies, this company’s tours do not run every day. So we highly advise you to book in advance to avoid disappointment. What’s more, Frog Free Walking Tours is also the highest-rated free Milan tour on Tripadvisor! So you know it will be a worthwhile experience.

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Free Milan Self-Guided Walking Tour: From Churches to Canals

by The Frugal Tourist | Feb 26, 2023 | Europe , Italy , Itinerary , Walking Tour | 0 comments

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Milan , Italy’s second-largest city and the capital of Lombardy, is a stunningly captivating city with an incredible historical and cultural heritage.

From its exquisite architecture to the vibrant art, fashion, and history that fill every corner of this exciting destination, it’s no wonder why travelers worldwide flock here!

Milan has something for everyone. Let’s explore this bustling metropolis together and discover what makes this beautiful city so alluring!

Free Self-Guided Walking Tour

This self-guided walking tour aims to walk you through the highlights of Milan without breaking the bank.

This walk will also give your body the cardio exercise it needs while traveling.

This itinerary will take you to the city’s most iconic landmarks, including grand churches, beautiful piazzas, and charming canals.

And along the way, I’ll share some tips on how to make the most of your time in Milan.

So whether you’re a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, enjoy as you explore Milan on foot!

With this free tour, I hope you see Milan’s best sites while learning about its history and culture.

So put on your walking shoes, and let’s get started!

Heads Up: The Duomo Terrace Climb and Da Vinci’s Last Supper are the only attractions requiring fees . Both are highly recommended and worth the cost.

Free Walking Tour Map

Download this free map and save it on your phone before embarking on this walking tour. You can also easily share it with anyone.

You should also time your arrival at the Navigli Canal District around sunset, just in time for the customary aperitivo.

A. Start at the Duomo

Let’s start this tour at the center of Milan- the Duomo.

This majestic structure, built in the early 15th century, is considered one of the city’s most iconic buildings and an essential must-see for anyone visiting Milan.

Its impressive size and ornate spires make it instantly recognizable and something you’ll never forget.

On top of that, its intricately carved statues and breathtaking interior will surely keep anyone fascinated for hours.

The Duomo’s exterior is free to explore, so walk around it at least once.

Make sure to visit during the day and evening to see its impressive facade.

No matter what time of year you plan to visit Milan, take a few hours out of your trip to experience the Duomo di Milano for yourself.

Whether in the summer heat or beneath a dusting of snow, the Duomo di Milano should never be missed!

Bucket List: Duomo Terrace Climb

Plan to visit the terrace of the Duomo di Milano , which offers stunning 360-degree views of Milan. I highly recommend it as a travel bucket list item.

Tourists can either take the stairs or a lift to the top. Since the terraces are incredibly popular, I suggest you book your tickets in advance to avoid wasting time queuing up.

From the top, you can admire the beauty and grandeur of this impressive building and soak in some breathtaking views of the city.

You might even see the Alps from neighboring Switzerland on a clear day.

When you reserve your tickets, add access to the Duomo’s interior, as it is equally spectacular and a must-visit.

For more information on visiting the Duomo di Milano and its impressive terrace, check out their official website .

It has all the essential information you’ll need to make the most of your trip, from opening times and pricing to special events and guided tours.

Bucket List: Duomo Interior

The Milan Duomo is a stunning example of Gothic architecture with a brilliant interior.

With its enigmatic stained glass windows and intricate marble pillars and sculptures, the Duomo’s interior will surely take your breath away.

There are over 3,500 statues inside the church and various paintings and other artwork from Italy’s Renaissance period, adding an extra grandeur to this already impressive structure.

Seeing the Duomo’s striking beauty up close will give you a unique perspective on Italian history and art that can only be experienced by being there—making it something worthy of any traveler’s bucket list!

DO NOT MISS : Marco d’Agrate’s sculpture of “St. Bartholomew skinned” masterfully captures the details of human anatomy and musculature.

B. Piazza Del Duomo

Undoubtedly, Piazza De Duomo is the best spot in Milan to people-watch.

As one of Europe’s largest and busiest squares, it’s packed with locals, tourists, street performers, vendors, and pickpockets.

Enjoy the scene but be wary of distracting events – that’s a known pickpocket tactic.

At the heart of this beautiful piazza rests a magnificent equestrian statue dedicated to King Vittorio Emanuele II, the first ruler of Italy.

On any given day, the piazza hosts various activities, from live music performances to acrobatic displays to the occasional political protest.

Aside from people-watching, this vast piazza offers a beautiful backdrop for any occasion: from strolls through the square to romantic dinners overlooking the Duomo Cathedral and its exquisite architecture.

Whether you’re looking for entertainment or want to take in the sights, Piazza De Duomo is an ideal spot to spend a few minutes or hours in Milan.

Most importantly, it is free and open 24/7.

C. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

After marveling at the spectacular Milan Duomo, make a beeline for the gorgeous Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a few meters away.

This elegant glass-roofed shopping mall designed by architect Giuseppe Mengoni with beautiful terracotta and marble mosaics on the floor is not only one of the oldest shopping malls in the world but also a stunning work of architecture.

Constructed between 1865 and 1877, this Galleria is Italy’s oldest active shopping mall. This magnificent structure radiates beauty while also exhibiting functional design.

Visitors can explore an array of luxury stores, books, artworks, restaurants, cafés, bars, and even a Hyatt hotel!

Thousands of tourists are drawn to this destination every year. It is indeed one of Milano’s unmissable highlights.

The Legend of the Lucky Bull

Once at the center of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, search for tourists happily spinning around while stepping on a bull’s balls (see image below).

This tradition is so popular among tourists that I will briefly explain its significance in case you are curious.

While no one knows how this superstition started, many people believe that stepping on the bull’s balls (testicles) and spinning around three times on your right heel is said to bring good fortune.

Unfortunately, this practice has caused some wear and tear, resulting in a hole where people have been spinning their heels daily.

D. Castello Sforzesco Through Via Dante

From Vittorio Emanuele II or Piazza Del Duomo, head down to the pedestrianized Via Dante for a casual stroll along one of Milan’s most famous shopping streets.

Follow Via Dante until you get a glimpse of Milan’s striking castle.

Built in the 15th century by Francesco Sforza, Duke of Milan, Castello Sforzesco is one of the largest citadels in Europe.

The castle has undergone numerous renovations over the centuries and houses several museums, art galleries, and cultural institutions today. It also serves as a venue for concerts.

While it is not free to enter the museums inside the castle, it is free to roam around the atmospheric castle complex.

Visitors who wish to check out the museum should prioritize seeing Michelangelo’s last unfinished work- the Pieta.

A visit to Castello Sforzesco will be an enriching experience for any visitor looking to learn more about Milan’s history.

E. Parco Sempione

Milan is a beautiful city with fantastic sights, shops, and restaurants.

However, sometimes it’s just lovely to relax and not do anything, even briefly. One of the best places to do this is in one of Milan’s amazing parks.

Parco Sempione, located conveniently next to Castello Sforzesco, offers a peaceful escape from the hustle and bustle of the city.

The park has lush green lawns perfect for picnics or just lounging around. You can also stroll around the park’s artificial lake with extra time.

You may spot ducks quacking around while admiring some of Milan’s most iconic landmarks, such as Arco della Pace, in the background.

F. San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore (“The Sistine Chapel of Milan”)

From Parco Sempione, follow the tour map to our next stop – San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore.

Many consider San Maurizio to be the Sistine Chapel of Lombardy, the region where Milan is located.

Before you head out here, though, make sure to time it when the church is open to visitors. Check Google for opening hours.

Although the exterior of this church in Milan may not look grandiose, it pales in comparison to what lies within.

Entering through its doors is an awe-inspiring experience that exceeds even the magnificence of the famed Duomo.

You won’t believe your eyes when you step inside. Every inch of this breathtaking church has been masterfully crafted with attention to detail that will amaze anyone.

Given its stunning masterpieces, I am still surprised that this church has few visitors.

San Maurizio used to be a women’s convent. It was divided into two separate parts – one for nuns and another for worshippers.

This strict partition did not vanish until the late eighteenth century. Now, anyone can enter the “Hall of the Nuns” behind the altar – it is breathtakingly splendid and a must-see.

The church’s interior is decorated with frescoes painted by Bernardino Luini and his colleagues between 1513 and 1529. These frescoes depict scenes from Saint Maurice’s life, including his martyrdom in Thebes and subsequent canonization. Other works include images of saints, prophets, angels, and cherubs. The monastery is also home to a notable collection of paintings by artists such as Raffaello Sanzio and Andrea Mantegna.

G. Santa Maria Delle Grazie for Da Vinci’s Last Supper

From one artistic masterpiece to another Renaissance tour de force, let’s continue to our next stop – a church that houses one of Da Vinci’s stellar creations.

Located in Santa Maria delle Grazie, the Last Supper is an iconic artwork that has stood the test of time and had a significant impact on art and culture.

The painting is considered one of Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpieces, symbolizing his innovative style and technique.

In addition to its artistic significance, the painting has great religious importance as it illustrates the traditional biblical story of Jesus’ “Last Supper” with his 12 apostles.

Overall, The Last Supper will surely be a memorable experience for any traveler, but only if you can find tickets.

Tickets get sold out fast, so book about 3 months out .

Book early or in the late afternoon to add this stop to this walking tour.

Unable to find tickets? You can book a guided tour .

H. Basilica Di Sant’Ambrogio

Milan is renowned for its host of world-class churches.

Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio is high on that list, which is why it is one of the most essential stops on this walking tour.

This historic church dates back to 379 AD. It features incredible works of art, including a twelfth-century fresco depicting the life and death of St. Ambrose and an altar made of marble and decorated with gold.

There is also a crypt with the tombs of several archbishops.

Whether you seek spiritual enlightenment or appreciate grand architecture, Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio will not disappoint.

Check Google for opening hours before you head out there.

I. Columns of San Lorenzo (Colonne Di San Lorenzo)

From Basilica Di Sant’Ambrogio, refer to the map to find our next stop – The Columns of San Lorenzo.

Located in the city’s central square, Piazza San Lorenzo, the columns stand 22 meters tall and have become one of the iconic symbols of Milano.

Originally built in the 12th century as part of a Romanesque church, the columns have remained largely unchanged.

The Columns of San Lorenzo have served as a backdrop to some of Milan’s most important historical events, such as Napoleon’s 1805 coronation ceremony. They also served as a stage for performances by some of the city’s most famous musicians.

At the end of the columns is Porta Ticinese Medievale, one of the 12th-century wall gates to Milan.

J. Navigli Canal District

From the Columns of San Lorenzo, you walk down one of Milan’s funkiest streets – Corso Di Porta Ticinese.

Follow this hip street until you reach the end of the road, where a neoclassical columned gate – Arco di Porta Ticinese – greets you.

This is a busy intersection, so please be careful. Turn west towards the canals and walk until you reach the Navigli Canal District.

This vibrant area has something for everyone, from the captivating canals and picturesque bridges to countless restaurants and bars bustling with activity during nighttime.

As if that weren’t enough, you’ll have the chance to witness one of Milan’s most stunning sunsets here. No wonder this is one of the top free things to do in Milano!

Get Free Appetizers

Contrary to popular belief, a free lunch can be yours in Milan – here in Navigli.

Navigli is the go-to spot for its gorgeous canals and chic bars. The local specialty here? Aperitivo – an alcoholic beverage consumed before dinner that comes with complimentary food!

All you have to do is buy any drink around sunset at one of the nearby establishments (look inside for a buffet table if it’s your first time). And voila!

You don’t just get what you paid for; you’ll also enjoy all-you-can-eat treats without breaking the bank.

Savor your beverage as you nibble away for free while watching the sunset or people-watching.

Don’t Forget: Sample Milan’s Delicious Food – From Pizza to Gelato

When planning a trip to Milan, make some room in your schedule & belly for some of its popular delicacies.

From legendary Italian pizza and pasta dishes to freshly-made gelato, there’s something to please even the most discerning palate.

Don’t forget to sit at one of the many outdoor cafes or bistros, where you can indulge in one or two Milanese specialties while taking in this city’s famous sights. Buon Appetito!

End: Metro or Walk Back to Piazza Duomo

After enjoying the Navigli Canal night scene, it’s time to head back to the start of our trek – at the Duomo. A must-see highlight at night.

The cathedral’s stunning Gothic architecture is illuminated with colorful lights, making it a breathtaking sight.

As summer draws near, the Duomo’s terraces open in the evenings once a week! Check the timetable and book your rooftop evening tour here .

Whether you want to appreciate the cityscape or take some fantastic photos, visiting this iconic landmark in the evening will surely be an unforgettable experience.

Heads Up: Beware of Pickpockets

Pickpockets wait for their targets at popular tourist spots and on the subway. They are exceedingly crafty, so be mindful!

Of my 3 visits to Milan, I have caught 2 thieves opening my bag.

Do not get distracted. They will open your bags even if you carry them in front of you.

a. A group of thieves pretending to be tourists with maps and guidebooks tried to open my bag as I got off the subway.

b. A pregnant lady pretended to lose her balance on the Metro, so her accomplice could open my bag while we assisted her.

Protect Yourself: Consider Travel Insurance

Don’t forget to invest in comprehensive travel insurance.

It may seem like an additional cost, but it can save you significant expenses in case of unexpected incidents during your trip.

I also suggest borrowing guidebooks specific to Rome or Italy from your public library .

It will be essential for planning, navigation, and learning about the city’s multi-layered history.

You can also order my favorite Milan guidebooks from Amazon.com .

How We Flew to Milan Using Credit Card Points

I primarily use credit card points for free and discounted travel.

As long as I responsibly pay off my credit card bills on time, my travels are paid for by the banks that provide these points as a form of rebate or reward.

I earned my Emirates miles through travel credit cards.

For this trip to Milan, I flew on Emirates First Class by redeeming 85,000 Emirates miles and $88.

Anyone who is frugal and financially responsible can travel like this too.

If you are new to leveraging credit card points to travel for a considerable discount, feel free to reach out to me or join our free Travel Miles and Points Facebook Group .

How We Stayed at Park Hyatt Milan for $0 Using Credit Card Points

Like airline miles, I also earn hotel points to stay in hotels for free.

Previously, the only way to earn these hotel “loyalty” points was by consistently staying at specific hotel chains.

It can take a lot of time and money to rack up enough hotel points for a night or two.

Thankfully, that is just now a thing of the past. Anyone can earn these hotel loyalty points by accruing points from credit card sign-up bonuses.

I typically take advantage of various banks’ generous credit card sign-up bonuses.

These bonuses are usually in the form of “points” that can be exchanged for various rewards, including free hotel stays at Hyatt properties like the Park Hyatt in Milan.

For the Park Hyatt, we redeemed 25,000 Hyatt points per night.

We only paid 5 euros per person per night to cover the Milan City Tax.

If you would like to know more about using points for hotels, feel free to contact me via this form.

Alternatively, you can contact us at our Free Travel Miles & Points Facebook Group .

Final Thoughts

Milan is truly a one-of-a-kind city, and on this free walking tour, you can get a glimpse of its unique architecture and culture that make it so captivating.

This self-guided tour will aim to show you the best of Milan – from its stunning churches and piazzas to its charming canals and vibrant art scene.

If you only have one full day in Milan, this tour hits most of its highlights.

There’s no better way to experience Milan than on foot!

It is healthier, and you can explore the various corners of this splendid Italian city.

So don’t miss out on this opportunity – download this free walking tour today for an unforgettable adventure in Milan. Safe travels!

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One Day in Milan – A Self Guided Milan Walking Tour

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Last Updated on: 5th March 2024, 09:23 pm

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This is a Milan itinerary I’ve created myself during one of my trips to Italy, when I only had one day to spend in Milan.

It is the perfect step-by-step tour that covers all major tourist landmarks in the city and also allows you to do some shopping by the end of your day. It is the only self-guided walking tour of Milan you’ll ever need.

This Milan walking tour requires one full day to complete. It covers Il Duomo di Milano, Galeria Vittorio Emanuele II, Piazza della Scala, Sforzesco Castle, Parco Sempione, Santa Maria delle Grazie, Porta Ticinese, the Columns of San Lorenzo and the main shopping street in Milan.

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My Self-Guided Tour of Milan

My day tour of Milan actually started in Bergamo, where I was living at that time. I took a train from Bergamo to Milano Centrale early morning.

I learned how useful it is to know how to say thank you in Italian when I accidentally took the wrong train that was heading over to Brescia instead of Milan

Next time, I’ll pick one of the good neighborhoods of Milan to stay for at least three days. I want to explore the city and maybe to attend a show at Scala di Milano.

Although I thought everything was clear, I managed to make a mistake. I took the train going the opposite direction. I had noticed that the train arrived about ten minutes earlier than scheduled, but I didn’t have any worry. I imagined it just arrived in advance. Little did I know I was going to waste about one hour of my day in Milan jumping from one train to the other.

As I was watching the mountains out the window, I was struck by a dark insight: the mountains were on the wrong side of the railway. I realized my mistake before arriving to Brescia, so I was able to jump off the train as soon as it hit the station. It only took a few seconds to notice a train that was heading to Milan.

After asking a few people for confirmation, I jumped on that train. It didn’t even cross my mind that my ticket I had bought the previous day wasn’t good for this fancier train.

As the control team came, I showed them my ticket. The Italian guy smiled and explained in Italian that I should have taken another type of train. At the same time, he realized that my journey had started in Bergamo, so he understood I had taken the wrong train. He smiled, and allowed me to travel without having to pay anything extra (although I was pretty sure the new train was more expensive, as it was better looking and much faster than the other one). Anyway, my advice to you is to watch carefully what type of train you want to take, and buy your tickets accordingly.

Beware that in Italy trains heading to opposite directions may share the same rails.

Bergamo is one of the stations where this happens. You always need to make sure you take the train you were intended to. If you see it arriving earlier than expected, ask someone where it goes.

Milano Centrale is very close to the Duomo, so here’s where you should start your tour from.

If you want to visit the cathedral, take into consideration you’re going to need between one and two hours. The tickets start from around $25-$30 for a self guided audio tour, and they may go up to over $40 for skip-the-line access and the visiting of the Crypt. If time allows, you should go for the full tour. The Duomo is one of the Milan must see things. It is fabulous.

Buy your Milan Cathedral and Rooftop ticket here today.

Keep in mind that some of the tourist objectives included in the tour are closed on Wednesdays.

Always do your own research before booking any tour, just to make sure that you’re going to see all monuments and attractions on your Milan bucket list. Read reviews and check out forums such as Reddit and Quora.

Here’s the Duomo di Milano on the map .

The striking Gothic design of the Duomo is worth the money and the effort. Besides, climbing to the top of the cathedral will grant you an excellent photo opportunity. If you don’t want to take the stairs to the top, you can pay a few dollars more to choose the elevator ride.

Even if you decide to skip the visit, you should still assign about 30 minutes for taking photos of the exterior of the cathedral. This impressive construction took about 600 years to complete, and it is a marvelous work of art.

You have to see it to understand why everyone considers it a must while visiting Milan.

Do you want to see the world’s oldest shopping mall? This is the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a four-story covered passage which is considered one of the major landmarks of Milan, Italy.

As you stand in front of the Duomo di Milano, facing the building, the Galleria is on your left hand side. If you can’t spot it, just ask anyone around you for directions.

Most probably you won’t be doing any shopping inside the gallery, as those luxury shops have crazy prices. Expect to spend a few good minutes inside, though, because the mosaics on the ground are amazing, as well as the arching glass and cast iron roof.

One of the four mosaics depicts a bull which is very hard to miss, as there are always crowds of people around it. The legend says that spinning around with one heel on the bull’s balls will bring you good luck. Unfortunately, this legend has helped creating a big hole in the said area of the Turin Bull .

As you exit the Vittorio Emanuele II gallery, you’ll reach Piazza della Scala. Here you can find the statue of Leonardo da Vinci, and a few museums worth vising.

However, remember that you are supposed to spend only one day in Milan, so you may want to skip all these museums. Save them for another time, and head to the next stop, Sforza Castle (Castello Sforzesco).

Sforza Castle, also known as Castello Sforzesco, was one of the largest citadels in Europe, during the 16th and 17th centuries. You’ll get to Sforza Castle right after you leave the Scala Square  (Piazza della Scala). The castle is hard to miss, as it is literally huge. Here’s where it is in Milan.

The castle hosts the Museums of the Castello, where you can see one of the last works of Michelangelo and many other masterpieces of great Italian artists. If you plan to visit the museum, make sure you schedule one full hour for that.

Behind the Sforza Castle you’ll find the Sempione Park. This is a lovely place, an oasis of peace and relaxation.

I would have loved to spend my full day in Milan in Parco Sempione, watching the people passing by, the leaves falling off the trees, and the lovers holding hands and kissing on the wooden benches.

The admission to Park Sempione is free of charge. During winter months, the park is open from Monday to Sunday,. from 7 am to 6 pm. During summer months, it closes at 7 pm.

Anyway, if you make it part of your Milan one day itinerary, you’ll find it open regardless the season, as you’ll get here by 2 pm (give or take one hour).

Exit Sempione Park through the gate nearby the Triennale di Milano, take the Viale Moliere street, then Viale Pietro e Maria Curie , Via G. Leopardi , Via Aurelio Saffi , and then Via Fratelli Ruffini.

Buy your half-day Milan history tour and The Last Supper here . If you only want a Last Supper guided tour, click here .

This terracotta Renaissance church with Gothic interior is home to Da Vinci’s The Last Supper.

The church is very beautiful, and it makes a cool contrast with the surrounding buildings. It is a very nice place to sit and enjoy the afternoon sun. I didn’t visit it, but I spend quite a while taking photos and enjoying the view.

This is a landmark neoclassical pink granite gate with pillars, erecting right in the middle of modern constructions, roads and railways. It marks Napoleon’s victory in Marengo.

You’ll only need a few minutes to catch your breath and take a few photos. If you’ve got enough of walking for your day in Milan, you can skip it, and go straight to the Columns of San Lorenzo.

This is an archeological site consisting from of 16 Roman marble columns, next to remains of an amphitheater and baths. It is amazing to see the new and the old together.

I love how Italians preserved their ancient remains without compromising on the development of the city.

People in Milan can go on with their lives, while tourists and history fans can stop to appreciate the beauty of ancient constructions.

If you look on a map of Milan, you’ll see that you are already close to the Duomo and to Milano Centrale. Depending on the amount of time you have left, you can either stop for some food, get on your train, or go for some shopping.

Via Montenapoleone is the place to go for luxury shopping in Milan.

For more down to earth shops (and ready-to-wear brands you can find all over Europe), head over to Corso Buenos Aires, or Corso Vittorio Emanuele II.

For unique clothing items and nice food choices, try the Corso Venezia Avenue and Corso di Porta Ticinese.

You can see enough of Milan in one day, provided that you stick to the center of the city and to the main tourist attractions. This article on my blog describes a self guided Milan walking tour you can try if you have one day to spare.

You can also do this as part of a bigger Northern Italy itinerary . If you were to do the same in Rome, for instance, you’d need several days of Rome walking tours self guided or with a guide to get to see the city.

Milan is one of the must-see places in Italy . Although famous for being The European Capital of Fashion, Milan boasts a few tourist attractions worth seeing, either in a self-guided walking tour or by booking a guided tour like this one, here .

Besides, there are some cool day trips you can take from Milan , so you can make it your base camp for one week, to see the beautiful Lombardy. As Milano Airports are important nodes for flights to and from exotic destinations all over the world, you might end up having one day Milan layovers. Beware, though, you’ll need more than six hours layover to be able to visit Milan without missing your flight.

Even though it isn’t as overwhelming as Rome or Florence, Milan is worth at least a short walking tour.

Here’s a brief video walking tour of Milan that includes many of the above listed landmarks:

Wherever you may be coming from, chances are you’ll have an easy time getting to Milano Centrale , the main train station in Milan. This is one of the main railway stations in Europe, and it is conveniently located in the center of the city. This makes it the perfect spot to start your one day in Milan from.

When taking a train in Italy, always make sure it is the one you’ve been waiting for. If your train is supposed to arrive at line 1 at a certain time, don’t jump on any train arriving several minutes earlier. I did this mistake and I found myself on a train to Brescia instead of Milan. Fortunately I noticed that I had the mountains on the wrong side, so I jumped off the train and took another one back to Milan.

Even if your self guided Milan walking tour won’t end in the same spot, you’ll find lots of transportation options to get to Milano Centrale once you’re done walking and shopping.

Just make sure you check how much time you need to get back to the train station. If time allows, take the vintage tram to Milano Centrale. It has a very long itinerary and it is slow, but it lets you see a lot of this elegant city. I found public transportation in Milan to be better organized and more reliable than in Rome.

When planning your day, you should consider leaving the shopping for the end of your walk, in order to avoid carrying all those bags with you through museums, cathedrals and parks. Once you’re done with your sightseeing, you can head over to some shops and spoil yourself with a few nice outfits or an elegant pair of shoes.

Speaking of this, make sure you wear comfortable walking shoes like these ones , as you have a long day ahead. If you want, feel free to see my own top of the best walking shoes for travel .

These are only a few things to do in Milan. The whole itinerary may be a bit too much for one day, though.You may want to get on a hop-on hop-off bus to see everything in one go without that much walking. Check out this link to see the price of this tour as of today.

For slow travel and relaxed sightseeing, you should schedule an overnight stay in one of the Milan hotels. You can find a pretty good list here . This would enable you to visit all the museums and take your time to admire all those stunning works of art and architecture.

In terms of what to wear in Italy , make sure you check out the weather forecast before you pack. Also, dress in layers and don’t forget that burglars and pickpockets are waiting for distracted tourists.

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Free Independent Walking Tour of Milan Italy (with Map)

We arrived in Milan on a very hot July evening as we started our Northern Italy tour with our family. The following day we took on this very busy and large Italian city. Milan is the industrial and financial capital of Northern Italy and as such it is a city full of life. For the tourist, however, Milan is not very exciting. Except for a few extraordinary tourist attractions, Milan is mostly an uninteresting European city. Come along with me on a free walking tour of Milan, Italy .

What to Expect on Your Walking Tour of Milan?

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While Milan is a very old city, it is neither a small nor a quaint Italian town. Milan, or Milano in Italian, is a large, busy, thriving city, full of traffic and tourists especially in the summer months. If you want to enjoy your visit to Milan you must know why you want to visit it. Come along with me on a walking tour of Milan, Italy as we explore the extraordinary tourist attractions in this place.

You will like Milan if you are looking for historical attractions, some high scale shopping and of course good Italian food. We loved walking the streets of Milan where we had our first encounter with the amazingly fresh and yummy Italian Gelato. This was an awesome experience, especially for our kids. Gelato has remained their favorite memory about Italy .

My Favorite Things to See in Milan Italy

After lots of research prior to coming to Milan, I had a short list of things to see. I have a very efficient system for planning my trips which makes sure our expectations match what our destination can offer. After visiting the city our experience has been pretty close to our expectations which made for a pleasant and enjoyable trip to Milan.

• The Dome in Milan is absolutely impressive and it makes coming to Milan worthwhile even if this is the only attraction in Milan you get to see. Plan to spend time outside, inside and definitely buy the ticket to explore the room of the Dome
• Walk on Via Dante and enjoy the shops and restaurants. Plenty of choice.
• Castello Szforsesco and Parco Sempione are very nice attractions as well, even though they are not very exciting when compared to the Dome.
• Visit Santa Maria delle Grazie church where the “Last Supper” painting by Da Vinci is. You must reserve your spot many months in advance, especially in the summer months. Otherwise you will be like us and miss out if you don’t plan in advance. You can search for Milan activities and reserve a local Milan tour (which includes a skip-the-line ticket to Santa Maria delle Grazie church).

Here is my quick map of my favorite tourist attractions along my walking tour of Milan, Italy. This map follows pretty much the trip we took to Milan and the route we followed walking through the city.

With the list of tourist attractions and a map in our hands we started exploring Milan. Come along with me on a free walking tour of Milan, Italy.

1. Il Duomo di Milano

We started our walking tour of Milan by taking the subway from our hotel to Il Duomo subway station which dropped us off right in front of the Dome. To put it mildly, we were awestruck when we came out from the underground subway station right in front of Il Duomo di Milano. The Dome is one of the world’s largest places of worship and it is truly magnificent. I really can’t find enough words to express what an impressive site the Dome is.

2. Milan Shopping Galleries

We continue our walking tour of Milan, by stepping into the fancy shopping area at Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. These stores are Italy’s oldest shopping mall and the building is simply beautiful having lots of glass around and on the roof. It is delightful to walk through this area even though the stores are prohibitively expensive.

3. Scala di Milano

4. Via Dante

From Scala di Milano, we turned back a little bit and continued our walking tour of Milano, on Via Dante. This is the touristy street with lots of shops and restaurants. Yes, Via Dante is touristy but this is where everyone goes, so it’s a lot of fun to walk around and eat yummy gelato.

5. Castello Sforzesco

We’re continuing our walking tour of Milan by strolling leisurely up on touristy Via Dante. Castello Sforzesco is located in the middle of the old center of Milan, only about 10 minutes walk from the Dome. There is a rounds plaza right in front of the castle and many roads meet up in front of the castle. There are several ways to go to see the castle from the Dome. We took the road from Scala Theater, but you can also go straight up via Dante.

6. Parco Sempione

7. Visit Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper

Santa Maria della Grazzie is the most famous attraction in Milan because it houses the Leonardo Da Vinci’s famous Last Supper painting. Especially in the summer months you must buy tickets way in advance if you want to see it. In addition, even if you have tickets, you have to allocate enough time because visiting this masterpiece take time as all tourists must sit in a colder ante chamber so that your bodies cool off a bit before entering the room with the very old and precious work of art.

If you want to visit Leonardo Da Vinci’s Last Supper you must get skip-the-line tickets to see Da Vinci’s Last Supper way before your visit. This is especially true during the summer months when everything is sold out weeks in advance.

8. Saint Ambrogio Basilica

We continue our walking tour of Milan, by going to the near by Saint Ambrogio church complex, on our way back to the Il Duomo area. Saint Ambrogio is a very old church complex dating from the 1100s. Its courtyard is surrounded by beautiful columns and arches.

Plan Your Trip to Milan

Milan is a very large city with lots of transportation options. Milan is a great starting point for exploring Northern Italy.

• Stay in Milan.  You can stay at Milan San Siro Idea Hotel where we stayed. It is close to the subway and it has free breakfast and parking. It’s a great value in a good location. You can also find more budget hotels in Milan .
• Rent a car in Italy . Save up to 30% on your Italy rental car by comparing all rental car companies and picking the best price for you.
• Take the subway . Milan has a large subway system that can take you anywhere very fast. Download the Milan subway map to plan your day in this large city.
• Take the train . If you want to reach Milan by train, you can check the train schedules and buy tickets here .
• Take a day trip . If you have a few extra days in this area, read my 5 beautiful day trips from Milan for some gorgeous places to visit from Milan.

Is Milan Worth Visiting?

We spent one full day in Milan, Italy and we definitely loved the experience and what we were able to see. However, after reading a lot about Milan and visiting the city for one entire day, I can’t really say that it’s worth spending more than one day in Milan, especially if your time in Italy is limited.

Except for the Dome and Leonardo Da Vinci’s work, Milan, Italy has little else to offer for the tourist especially if compared with other tourist attractions in Northern Italy. However, just these two attractions are well worth your effort to come visit Milano, Italy.

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Thank you for such type of a thorough list! I’m preparing to visit Milan for the first period next end of the week. With one totally free day I now have various choices to find my day getaway from Milan.

Rasel…great to hear my list of Milan attractions is helpful to you. My favorite day trips from Milan are Verona , Sirmione and Lake Como.

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What's the best thing to do in Milan? A walking tour!

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The JM Walkingtour project is dedicated to all those who, thanks to our guided visits, wish to get to know the cities and at the same time contribute to the fundraising for the removal of architectural barriers which hamper the day-to-day life of people with disabilities.

Our volunteers are authorized no-profit guides and carry out their tasks for free, in favor of all those joining the program; the love for their own city and their art-historical competences make our tours unique.

We are strongly convinced, and this is why at the end of the tour we will ask you for a donation , that a remuneration in exchange for a bit of extra knowledge would be fair and gratifying for all. Thank you for your generous contribution.

This tour is accessible to people with reduced mobility , it is ideal for families with children and strollers, or for those who do not want to be separated from their four-legged friends.

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Through our Liberty tour you will discover a different Milan , not only the one famous for fashion and design, always in a bit of a hurry and sometimes a little gray, but rather a city made of stately buildings that contain secrets and incredible stories, colored by the creativity of architects and artists who have shaped it with unique examples, turning it into an open air museum.

Did you know, for example, that Milan used to be a city of water and was considered a silent city, and even had a district named “the quadrilateral of silence” ? You will discover all of this in the company of our guide through a walk that slowly leads to observe all the special features, with an invitation to look up to the famous rooftops, taking all the necessary time to get pleasantly lost in observing the tiniest detail .

From time to time your guide will create a thematic itinerary by identifying the most interesting districts and by proposing a pleasant walk , during which it will be possible to chitchat and provide many useful suggestions on how to best live the city according to the different times of the day or zones one would like to discover.

Participating to our tours at the beginning of your stay is essential in order to make the most out of the precious tips and to choose how to live some of the typical Milan experiences in the exact same way a local would, among which where to shop, which museum to visit, or where to enjoy the famous aperitif on the Naviglio at sunset.

The meeting point is located in Oberdan square , ight in front of the Antica Farmacia Diana, where you will find our guide waiting for you, with the JM Walking tour sign.

How does Milan Walking Tour work?

Please arrive 15 minutes early , so that we may start the visit on time.

There will be no breaks during our tours , we therefore suggest to wear comfortable clothes depending on the season, to wear trainers, and to carry a bottle of water with you.

Do not forget to bring an umbrella in the event of rain or sun during hot summer days.

The itinerary may vary due to weather conditions.

The tour will take place exclusively on foot , it lasts about two hours and may include a maximum of 20 participants.

In order to make the most out of our suggestions, we suggest to attend the JM tour at the beginning of your stay.

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Free Walking Tour Milan: Your Ultimate Guide

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Welcome to Milan, the fashion capital of Italy! If you are a budget-conscious traveler looking to explore the city’s rich history, art, and culture, a free walking tour is the perfect option for you. In this guide, we will provide you with all the information you need to know about free walking tours in Milan.

What is a Free Walking Tour?

A free walking tour is a guided tour where you can explore the main attractions of a city on foot, led by knowledgeable local guides. The tours are usually free, but it is customary to give a tip at the end, depending on your experience and satisfaction.

Why Choose a Free Walking Tour in Milan?

Milan offers a plethora of historical and cultural landmarks, and a free walking tour allows you to discover the city in an informative and cost-effective way. Here are some reasons why you should consider a free walking tour in Milan:

• Insightful Guides: Local guides are passionate about Milan and have extensive knowledge of the city’s history, art, and architecture. They can provide valuable insights and hidden gems that you might miss on your own.
• Budget-Friendly: As the name suggests, free walking tours are a budget-friendly option. You can explore the city’s highlights without breaking the bank.
• Friendly Atmosphere: Free walking tours often attract like-minded travelers, creating a friendly and sociable atmosphere. It’s an excellent opportunity to meet new people and make friends.
• Flexible Schedule: Most free walking tours in Milan run multiple times a day, allowing you to choose a time that suits your schedule best.

Popular Free Walking Tours in Milan

Now that you understand the benefits of a free walking tour, let’s explore some of the popular tours available in Milan:

1. Historic Center Tour

This tour takes you through the historic heart of Milan, including the stunning Duomo di Milano, the iconic Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and the historic Piazza del Duomo. You’ll learn about the city’s rich history, architectural marvels, and the stories behind these landmarks.

2. Brera District Tour

The Brera District tour focuses on one of Milan’s most artistic neighborhoods. You’ll stroll through picturesque streets, visit art galleries, and hear stories about famous artists who lived and worked in this area. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore the beautiful Pinacoteca di Brera art gallery.

3. Navigli Canal Tour

The Navigli Canal tour showcases the charming canals of Milan. You’ll walk along the canals, passing historical bridges and trendy bars. The guide will share anecdotes about the canal’s history and its importance in Milan’s development. This tour is perfect for those who want a unique perspective of the city.

Tips for a Great Free Walking Tour Experience

Here are some tips to ensure you have a fantastic free walking tour experience in Milan:

• Arrive Early: Free walking tours operate on a first-come, first-served basis. Arriving early ensures you secure your spot and have enough time to orient yourself.
• Dress Comfortably: Milan can get hot during the summer and chilly in the winter. Wear comfortable shoes and dress appropriately for the weather to make the most of your tour.
• Bring a Water Bottle and Snacks: Walking tours can be tiring, especially under the sun. Stay hydrated and energized by bringing a refillable water bottle and some light snacks.
• Ask Questions: Don’t hesitate to ask questions during the tour. The guides are there to provide information and enhance your experience.
• Tip Your Guide: While the tours are free, it is customary to give a tip at the end of the tour as a token of appreciation for the guide’s time and effort.

Free walking tours in Milan offer a fantastic way to explore the city’s vibrant culture, history, and architecture on a budget. With knowledgeable guides leading the way, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of Milan’s attractions. So, grab a comfortable pair of shoes, join a free walking tour, and embark on an unforgettable adventure through the streets of Milan!

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