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MILANO CITY CENTRE TOUR – all day

1st Itinerary

CLASSIC MILANO
Visit the heart of the city

  • Teatro alla Scala
  • Galleria Vittorio Emanuele
  • Duomo
  • Chiesa di Santa Maria at San Satiro
  • Castello Sforzesco and its Parco up to Arco della Pace

SHOPPING TOUR IN MILANO – half day

2nd Itinerary

  • The Rinascente, La Galleria and the Fashion Quarter “Quadrilatero della Moda” where the most glamorous designer shops are found

3rd Itinerary

  • Brera – Via Solferino and Corso Como for trendy shopping and characteristic shops and antiques

SHOPPING TOUR outside MILANO – all day

4th Itinerary

FIDENZA VILLAGE – Fidenza

  • 100 boutiques of the most prestigious designer brands

5th Itinerary

FOXTOWN STORE – Mendrisio close to Switzerland

  • Outlet of famous stylists such as ARMANI

It’s possible to be accompanied by your own Personal Shopper

BIKE TOUR OF MILANO – half day

6th Itinerary

Roman Milano

  • A tour of the city among the remains which testify its once Roman splendour

7th Itinerary

Liberty Milano

  • A tour dedicated to seeking out the liberty villas and wondrous courtyards

8th Itinerary

Milano and the Martesana Naviglio

  • A tour along the river and through the green areas of the city to discover the holiday villas of the noble Milanese families from 1700 – 1800

TOUR HIDDEN MILANO

9th Itinerary

MILANO AND ANCIENT ROME – half day

From Piazza Duomo to Sant’Ambrogio to discover ancient Milano and its traces

  • Via Meravigli with a stop for coffee in the antique coffee shop Marchesi
  • Archaeological Museum and the relics to be found in Milan the once capital of the Western Roman Empire in 300 A.C.
  • San Maurizio Church at Monastero Maggiore (the Sistine Chapel of Milano)
  • Sant’Ambrogio Baslica (the patron Saint of the city)

10th Itinerary

MILANO THE 7 CHURCHES – half day
From Piazza Duomo to Sant’Eustorgio to discover 2000 years of history through 7 Churches

  • Santa Maria at San Satiro “a little casket”
  • San Sebastiano “The round church”
  • Sant’Alessandro “the magnificence of Milano during the Spanish domination”
  • San Giorgio al Palazzo “La church of Freedom”
  • San Lorenzo Maggiore “The wonderful Byzantine mosaics and the Roman columns”
  • Santa Maria della Vittoria “The church with two souls”
  • Sant’Eustorgio “The Tomb of the Three Kings and the Comet Star”

11th Itinerary

MILANO AND GIUSEPPE VERDI – all day
The Milano of Giuseppe Verdi the famous composer and Italian Maestro

  • Teatro alla Scala where the first Verdi opera was staged
  • Hotel Et de Milan in Via Manzoni where Verdi stayed and died in 1901
  • San Marco Church where the “ Requiem Mass” was performed in honour of his good friend A. Manzoni
  • The Musicians Nursing Home beautiful 19th century villa founded by G. Verdi

12th Itinerary

MILANO AND THE GENIUS OF LEONARDO – all day
The Milano of Leonardo and the footsteps of his genius

  • THE TECHNICAL AND SCIENCE MUSEM which contains the collection of the models of the machinery designed by Leonardo, reconstructed by scrupulously following his designs
  • The ATELLANI Library a literary café adjacent to the villa which still preserves Leonardo’s Vineyard
  • The Last supper and the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie: the marvelous painting by Leonardo of the Last Supper and his designs of the “Atlantic Code” on display in the church sacristy. (It is obligatory to book at least 1 month in advance)
  • The SFORZESCO CASTLE and the suggestive ASSE room which brings to mind an enchanted forest

13th Itinerary

MILANO AND THE ANTIQUE WORKSHOPS- half day
In the city centre there are bars and shops which originate between the second half of the 1800s and the beginning of the 1900s which still today preserve their original furnishings

  • Bocca Bookshop
  • Bar Camparino Zucca
  • Cesare Ponti Bank
  • Peck Delicatessen
  • Marchesi Café
  • Bar Magenta

14th Itinerary

THE VILLAS OF THE ENTREPRENEURS – half day
The dwellings of noble, bourgeois and entrepreneurial Milanese families of the early 20th century are clustered together in the area of Corso Venezia.

  • VILLA NECCHI CAMPIGLIO. A refined Milanese dwelling belonging to the entrepreneurial family Necchi Campiglio in the centre of the city with a magnificent garden and pool. It is a beautiful example of 1930’s architecture and preserves the original structure of the architect Piero Portaluppi (1932-35). It contains the original family furnishings.
  • VILLA MOZART
  • VILLA BERRI MEREGALLI
  • VILLA INVERNIZZI