Discover the best that Milan has to offer with a 1 24-hours, 48-hours or 72-hours hop-on hop-off bus tour. See all the main sights from aboard an open-top double-decker bus. Cruise by the opulent La Scala opera house, the magnificent Gothic Milan Cathedral (Duomo) and Il Cenacolo Vinciano, home to Leonardo da Vinci’s famous masterpiece ‘The Last Supper.’ Use your ticket on three different bus routes, which cover all of Milan’s most popular attractions, hopping on and off as often as you like. Download now Sightseeing Experience APP: an easy and practical way to orient yourself, move, visit and discover the city.

Coast your way around Milan on guided Segway tour with an expert local guide. Get acquainted with your self-balancing electric Segway, and cruise through the streets to discover some of the landmarks of Italy's economic and fashion capital as you listen to commentary via your audio headset. Glide by Sforzesco Castle (Castello Sforzesco), Piazza del Duomo, La Scala opera house and other sights, and swing Corso Vittorio Emanuele II, the city's favorite shopping boulevard. Numbers are limited to eight people on this small-group tour for a more personalized experience.

Come and discover Milan with us: you’ll fall in love with it! Explore the most iconic and fascinating sights of Milan, the city that hosted the 2026 Olympic Games, on our open-top double-decker bus tours. Let the city’s modernity captivate you as you sit aboard our panoramic buses, listening to stories and anecdotes via our audio guides. Hop off to visit The Last Supper, the Navigli and much more, then hop back on the bus. Bad weather? With our buses, you can enjoy the tour whatever the weather. Your ticket allows you to board and start the tour from any of our stops; you can hop on and off as often as you like within 24 hours!

Discover the iconic sights of Milan with the YesMilano City Pass. Enjoy entry tickets to over 10 exciting attractions and museums, plus 3 days of unlimited travel on trams, buses and metro lines. This pass also includes a Milano Open Tour hop-on hop-off bus tour, valid for 24 hours, so you can enjoy further sightseeing from a new perspective. Choose between the standard option or the all-inclusive one (including all premium museums) based on your needs. Use your pass to easily reserve your skip-the-line entry ticket to the Duomo - Milan's most iconic and photographed landmark. Admire the history of the city as you enter the spectacular Sforza Castle, and enjoy a fun day out to the Civic Aquarium - plus much more. The hop-on the open-top tour bus for panoramic views of Milan's most treasured sites and eye-catching architectures, all the whilst enjoying several digital audio guides that illustrate the cities fascinating history and culture.

Experience the heart of Milan like never before with this exclusive guided tour of Sempione Park, the iconic Sforza Castle, and Branca Tower before public opening hours. Led by a local expert, you’ll explore Milan’s rich history and culture while enjoying breathtaking panoramic views from Branca Tower, a modernist masterpiece by renowned architect Gio Ponti. From the tower's summit, admire the city’s skyline, the Lombardy plain, and the majestic Alps and Apennines. Stroll through the lush Parco Sempione, steeped in 19th-century heritage, before delving into the grandeur of the Sforza Castle, one of Europe’s largest citadels. This immersive journey blends Milan’s architectural brilliance, historical depth, and natural beauty, making it a must for any traveler seeking a deeper connection with the city.

"Behind every great city there's a garden", stated Swiss architect Bernard Tschumi in the Seventies. Milan, the most European of Italian cities, does not make an exception: Parco Sempione lies at the North-Wester edge of the historical centre as a precious green lung, being a focal point for Milanese leisure. A private guided tour will lead you across the park, discovering the artistic and architectural beauties hidden among the trees. Finally, you will gain a breathtaking view of the whole skyline, reaching the top of Branca tower: who even knew that Milan had its own Eiffel tower?