Milan Listing of Activities & Attractions

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Things to do in Milan

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Known for its ornate architecture, luxury shops, selfie spots, and tasty cafes in a historic shopping area which connects major tourist attractions in the city center, entry is free.

Milan Cathedral
Known for being a symbol of Milan with its Gothic architecture, ornate facade, and busy plaza, entry is €16 for the basic ticket, but a variety of options are available granting access to various sections. Children under 18 are half price.

The Last Supper (Cenacolo Vinciano)
Known for showcasing the famous painting of Jesus and his disciples, entry is €17 and must be booked in advance. Tickets sell out quickly.

La Scala Opera House (Teatro alla Scala)
Known for its opulent architecture and world-famous opera productions, entry is €30 for a guided tour of the theater. Shows are priced individually and vary by date.

Leonardo da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology
Known for Leonardo da Vinci's inventions and exhibits on science, historic collections, and more, entry is €10, children/students €7.50.

The Crypt of San Sepolcro
Known for its historic crypts and archeological ruins, entry is €9.50 and children are free.

The Museum of Natural History of Milan
Known for its wide array of family-friendly exhibits on nature and science, entry is €5, free for children under 18.

The Sforza Castle Museums
Known for showcasing Milan's cultural and artistic heritage within a stunning and historic architectural setting, entry is €5, €3 with reduced admission.

The Basilica di San Lorenzo Maggiore
Known for its stunning architecture with beautiful frescoes and sculptures, providing a glimpse into Milan's artistic and religious legacy, entry is €9, children free.

The Columns of San Lorenzo
Known for its ancient Roman columns and as a popular gathering spot, entry is free.

Pinacoteca di Brera
Known for its huge collection of historic artwork, entry is €15.

San Siro Stadium
Known for its epic matches as the home to the Milan football teams, entry is €30, children €23.

Museum of Contemporary Art (MACRO)
Known for its wide range of contemporary and modern art collections, entry is free.

Museo del Novecento
Known for showcases a diverse collection of paintings, sculptures, and installations, highlighting the evolution of artistic styles over the past century, entry is €5, €3 with reduced admission.

The Bagatti Valsecchi Museum
Known for its Renaissance art and furniture displayed in an authentic historical home, entry is €12 and children are €2.

Triennale di Milano
Known for its rotating exhibits on modern art, architecture, and design, entry is €15 for most single exhibits, or €25 for a daily ticket to all exhibitions.

The Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio
Known for its Romanesque architecture and as one of Milan's oldest churches, entry is free.

Biblioteca Ambrosiana
Known for its collection of manuscripts, drawings, rare books, and interesting artwork, entry is €15, or €20 with a combination ticket for the crypt. Children and those 65+ are free or reduced.

The Porta Nuova District
Known for modern architecture and popular restaurants, entry is free.