Enjoyed a quick visit to this iconic attraction. Really loved the ability to venture in the rooftop which was surprising and awesome (despite the ongoing restoration work). Views from the top are fantastic. The inside is grand too. Staff were helpful and polite. Although it could benefit from better signage. Access inside to some areas restricted 😏

Highly recommend visiting the rooftop. Unlike any other climbs I have done throughout Europe in cathedral towers. This is definitely not one to miss. You are walking amongst really cool architecture. We took the stairs, manageable and not too difficult, but there is also an elevator. The elevator does book up so I recommend booking in advance if you are looking for a specific time slot. Get your ticket across from the cathedral in the museum. If you are military member (including USA military) you can get a free entrance and rooftop ticket, go to the info point not the museum to get your free ticket.

Cathedral is amazing. Impressive, big, beautiful. Definitely recommend to go on the terrace (rooftop). We bought ticket on the web but we still had to wait in line for a while to get in. The line was long, but it was quickly decreasing. Worth every euro.

Massive and beautiful cathedral. The inside is breathtaking and the outside is filled with so many intricate details. There is something to see everywhere. Archealogical site was also interesting to visit. Would recommend buying tickets from the ticket machine. Buying online costs 1€ extra convenience fee.

Wednesdays are a holiday some facilities may be closed. In October 2023 there were renovations going on. But overall a magnificent monument. Tickets can be bought online also but there is a transaction charge , it's easy to just buy at the counter in an adjoining building. Opening slots are across the day and it's worth checking in the timings before arriving to get the maximum out of the trip. Doumo is the cathedral building and terraces are the access to it's rooftop which is definitely worthwhile a good view to the plaza below and seeing the structure close up. Stairs are steep but if you don't have any major health issues it can be climbed , alternatively lifts are available.

Such an amazing place. I have not actually been in side the cathedral itself, but it looks absolutely fantastic from the outside. The architecture of it is so sophisticated and the level of detail in it is design is mind blowing. There is a gold statue on the top. I heard Italian Mafias tried to rob this gold statue by attaching it to a helicopter, but the police managed to retrieve it.

What must amazed me was being walking on the top of the roof, which is not common. The Duomo is big, the architecture of the outside is very impressive and beautiful. The church inside, based on the other churches I have seen before, this one didn’t impressive. As any other European church, of course is beautiful and it’s big, I have seen better ones. But, I think you should go because every perspective is always different and it’s worth it. I took the lift (elevator) to go to the top. This entrance is on the right side of the back of the church. Opposite side where you can buy the tickets. IMPORTANT: for women you tummy needs to be cover and your shoulders. I had a tide dress and it wasn’t a problem. My husband had shorts and a t-shirt and he was fine go inside. The elevator doesn’t go down, it’s only to go up. We took the stairs to come down.

The church is very beautiful especially at the front and at the side. If you want a perfect picture, I recommend going early because there are a lot of tourists. For the entrance to the main church and going up the church/terraces, buy it in advance online so you don't need to buy physically and I think sometimes tickets get sold out.

By far my favorite part of Milan! I could honestly stare at this all day and never get tired of all the fine details. It's absolutely incredible, the time and dedication it took to make this. To see it in person is truly breathtaking. We bought tickets online before hand so we chose a time and only waited with the others that had our time stamp tickets which took maybe 5 minutes to get inside. We also got tickets to go up top to the roof. We chose the stairs, and were informed that those tickets are actually separate and don't need a time to go up. You can use them any time of day until 6pm, the last group that can go up. And they're valid for 3 days. So you can see the inside at your designated time and then any time go up within the 3 days. Also many online sources say that men are required to wear pants, but during very hot summer months shorts are allowed. Now I can cross it off my bucket list, but am also now determined to see it as many more times as I can!

The religious church is the main attraction in Milan. An awe-inspiring work of true grandeur. The building is adorned with an abundance of sculptures on both sides. I was truly privileged to have had the opportunity to witness such breathtaking views from different vantage points.

A very impressive place. The interior of Duomo is ginormous and makes a great impression. The light going through the colorful widows and the art work are amazing. I strongly recommend to go to the top and see all the details of the construction. There are multiple beautiful sculptures wherever you turn around and you have a great view of the city. Must visit when in Milan

Incredible architecture. Bought tickets at the door for the terrace and the wait time was very reasonable. Definitely recommend going up to see it. We chose the stairs ticket but you can get a ticket for the lift as well. We also bought the cover-ups but saw many people did just go in wearing tank tops etc.

It’s a must! Absolutely gorgeous both in and out. I recommend getting the elevator lift so once you’re up there your not too tired to take pics and enjoy the great views. Tickets can be purchased online or at the ticket office. If you have a specific time I recommend booking online in advance but if you have no prior engagement throughout the day you can purchase them at the office.

This was one of the most beautiful things I’ve ever seen. I came on a rainy day in December. Tickets were online and cost 16 regular 8 reduced. While this is a little steep, you can really spend 1-2 hours here. It is a lot of stairs but can be done in only a few minutes, and if you’re able-bodied it shouldn’t be an issue. Once at the viewing platform, the views are CRAZY! Super beautiful on every side and it is so cool to be walking along the outside of the roof of the church. Surreal. Another set of stairs takes you to the actual roof where the views are even better. Incredibly beautiful and historical architecture. Coming down the stairs you enter the Cathedral itself which is adorned with sculptures, painting, and more beautiful architecture. We came on a Sunday so we were able to observe a mass as well. This was an absolutely wonderful experience. It’s famous for a reason, don’t miss it!

I visited here during my trip to Milano Italy. Beautiful fascinating architecture. Beautiful and detailed architecture. I used the staircase to go up because the Lifts were sold out. If you plan to visit, check the dress code and lift availability.

For sure the architecture of the Cathedral is incredible taking account that it took over six hundred years to finish. All the spikes, sculptures were breath taking. It's the real object of religious culture. Worth seeing. Maybe not sleeping beneath it. Concrete floor is hard for your back :)

The cathedral is breath taking. So many intricate details & something interesting to see everywhere you look. Recommend getting tickets in advance to go in during peak season, the line can also get very long - make sure you have water when its hot! Make sure knees and shoulders are covered if you are going inside. Worth doing the roof top walk too.

Breathtaking. Get the combo pass with the lift and museum. After you do the rooftop, you can gain instant access to the Duomo church and bypass the Duomo line. Also included is the dioceses museum. It’s really worth a visit. Highlight of my trip. to Milan.

A breathtaking masterpiece, with its intricate gothic architecture and stunning marble facade. The panoramic views from the terrace are worth the climb, providing a unique perspective of Milan. Inside, the vast interior and beautiful stained glass windows leave a lasting impression. The intricate details of the sculptures and artwork showcase the skill and dedication of the artisans. A must-visit for anyone seeking a glimpse into the rich history and artistic beauty of Milan.

Visiting Milan Duomo with my family, including two kids, was an overall okay experience, but a few aspects left us with mixed feelings. The cathedral itself is a breathtaking masterpiece, with its intricate architecture and stunning design. Our kids were fascinated by the grandeur of the exterior and the history behind this iconic landmark. However, our enthusiasm was somewhat dampened by the extensive security measures at the entrance. While safety is undoubtedly important, the level of scrutiny felt exaggerated, making the entry process a bit tedious, especially with children in tow. One major downside during our visit was the ongoing renovation work. It impacted the overall ambiance and obstructed some of the views, diminishing the full splendor of this historical site. Additionally, the cost of going up in the tower with the elevator was a bit steep (17 EUR / person if I remember correctly). We opted to skip the tower ascent due to the high cost, which was disappointing considering it's one of the main attractions. On a positive note, the interior of the cathedral was awe-inspiring, and exploring the surrounding square was a delightful experience. The vibrant atmosphere and surrounding shops and cafes added to the charm of the visit. In conclusion, Milan Duomo is undoubtedly a must-visit, but potential visitors should be aware of the renovation work and be prepared for the associated challenges. The security measures could be more streamlined, and the pricing for additional experiences like the tower ascent may need reconsideration, particularly for families with children.

The cathedral is very impressive. The structure, the decoration, the sculptures, the paintings - literally everything is beautiful. A must-see when visiting Milan. It is worth noting that the staff at the cathedral are very helpful. The view from the roof is equally spectacular, so it's worth a visit there too. You can use the stairs or the lift. For both the cathedral and the rooftop, you can (and should) buy tickets in advance to avoid long queues.

A must to go inside & to the top. We went early in the morning - lines were long. When we returned to the square later the afternoon for a walking tour there were no lines. (Not sure if that applies to every day). Beautiful inside. Audio guides available. Buy tickets online. Buy ticket to go to the roof inside when you get the audio guide

One of the most special buildings I have been in- it is truly a work of art in architectural form. We did the roof tour which I would wholeheartedly recommend despite its increased price. You can see so much of Milan from the roof and it is great for photography. The inside of the cathedral is also very impressive. Probably the number one sight in Milan and well worth a visit.

The Duomo di Milano is simply breathtaking. Its intricate details and sheer size are awe-inspiring. Climbing to the rooftop provided panoramic views of the cityscape, truly unforgettable. Inside, the cathedral's grandeur, with its countless statues and mesmerizing stained glass windows, captivated me. A definite must-see for anyone visiting Milan!

The Last Supper painting on a church wall by DaVinci is definitely worth seeing in person as it's a priceless treasure. It's heavily booked out even in low season. Tour guides craftily snap up all the tickets in advance for month and you have to book with the ones that have them. That being said I managed to get us tickets and it was well worth it. You need to go through security checkpoints and into a vacuum sealed room. They only allow a limited number of people at any given time. The room is kept at a certain temperature to minimize over-tourism. The church was bombed in World War 2 but wall remained intact. So they restored the church around it again. Amazing luck or divine intervention?

Santa Maria delle Grazie hosts Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting "The Last Supper," but you need to book tickets far in advance to see it. Unfortunately, we didn't do this, so we couldn't visit the painting; we only toured the church. The Last Supper Museum by Leonardo da Vinci is located in a separate area to the left of the main entrance, in the church square. Entry to the church is free, and even if you can't visit the painting, I recommend visiting the church. The church has a restored, well-maintained, and beautifully adorned exterior. In the monastery courtyard, there is a lovely small garden shaded by trees beside the church. Exploring this area was quite peaceful. The interior of the church is predominantly Gothic in style. The apse, although contrasting with this Gothic style, exhibits a unique harmony and stands out as a beautiful example of Renaissance architecture.

Absolutely beautiful. My English speaking guide was very friendly and spoke very good English. She was very helpful and answered all of my (many MANY) questions with intelligence and precision. The masterpiece itself was stunning and props to all the restoration teams over the hundreds of years. The 45 minute tour was the perfect amount even tho you only get to spend 15mins with the masterpiece. The church of Santa Maria delle grazie was stunning as well, and was very happy to see that it was still in use for church services.

Church where Leonardo painted the Last Supper. Entry to the church is free, however, to see the actual image you need to buy tickets for a museum that’s about 20m in front of the church. It’s almost impossible to buy them on the spot. Most of the times they are sold for the upcoming 30 days. Your best bet is booking yourself online and planning your visit in advance.

Make sure to book your Last Supper ticket many weeks in advance. When I planned my visit they were all sold out and I had to book an expensive 3 hour walking tour just to see it. It was still worth it and the walking tour was interesting, but if you just want to see the Last Supper, you get to do that for a much lower price if you are on time!

Just one word : wahou ! It s really beautiful and you get this atmosphere of sacred and peace. Amazing. Could have spent hours here. And the architect of the church is breathtaking. Unfortunately could not go to see the last supper as you have to book months in advance. But the church itself totally worth it !

It’s for sure worth a visit in Milano. Make sure you book ahead and check the website to ensure when you go to milan then e are available times. Use their actual website and you can get tickets for 15€ per person. I would return in the future

Worth a visit and definitely need to buy tickets prior. The staffs were very kind, polite and helpful. We had no issue with way finding at all and really appreciated the whole experience we had there

It is certainly one of the best known churches in Milan. Externally I really liked the architect but internally I found it quite bare, it does not say all that much! Still worth a visit anyway! To visit Leonardo's Last Supper you need to book it well in advance via website and you need to pay to enter it (it is quite expensive btw)

All normal tickets were sold out and have to pay about 80euro for a guided tour but it's worth every cent. Though heavily (unskillfully I dare say) restored, Last Supper is the only mural/painting/artwork during this one-month Italy trip that gave me goose bump.

Looking back, I’m extremely pleased that I made this place a priority, despite my busy schedule and limited budget. As the entrance tickets were already sold out, I booked a guided tour, which may appear a bit costly, instead. Luckily, the tour turned out to be worth every penny. - Highly recommend it!

It’s impressive to say the least to see it in person. Maybe more impressive than the Mona Lisa due to size and colours used by da Vinci. Must Book in advance to get tickets. Free lockers to store ya bags/drinks etc before entrance and bags will be searched prior to entry.

The Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie is known mainly for the painting by Leonardo da Vinci "The Last Supper". However, the temple of Santa Maria delle Grazie is also worth visiting for it's beautiful appearance. Due to it's values the church was included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

It is worth a visit even if you are not planning to go to see The Last Supper. Gorgeous basilica with a stunning dome attributed to Bramante, the 1st architect of Saint Peter's Basilica in Rome. Its geometry is a fiest for eyes and mind. From inside especially.

very impressive to see a piece of art of the last supper in this place you will amaze with leonardo da vinchi painting outside the building also have a wonderful view

The place of my dreams since I was 10. And I love it. You don't need to buy any tickets to visit this beautiful Church. But if you want to see The Fresca, book your tickets 2-3 months before visit.

This place is Milan masterpiece. It’s so beautiful you will enjoy watching the great historical architecture of this mall. They have the best luxury designers boutiques and many restaurants and coffee shops

Definitely a beautiful spot to take pictures and visit some luxury stores. It's honestly a lot smaller than I thought it would be. It's just a walk through outdoor mall with a select number of stores and a few restaurants. Nice to walk through for a few minutes. Visit earlier in the morning if you want to get pictures without anyone in them!

Absolutely beautiful! Every store window makes you want to go in and shop! The architecture and overall beauty is breathtaking! We walked in and out of every section and were in awe with the magnificent structure. The amount of people was crazy! We happened to be there during fashion week and there were models dressed and taking photos everywhere! If you go to Milan you have to go to the Galleria!!!

The architecture is simply stunning and so beautiful. There are restaurants, clothing stores and much more. The place is very nice to take a picturesque view. Fashion starts from here so it is a must to see when in Milan

Not sure how to describe this place correctly. Shopping center with the most famous brands. Most people visit it just to take a look and make a photo. It makes sense to visit just to close point "to see the most famous shopping gallery in Europe". In general, nothing special. Nice stationary shop with a some unique souvenirs.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in Milan is an architectural masterpiece. Its grandeur was palpable as I stroll under the soaring glass ceiling adorned with intricate designs. The luxury boutiques, cafes, and restaurants add to the allure, creating an unforgettable experience. Whether you're admiring the mosaic floors or marveling at the historic significance, this iconic landmark would never fail to impress you. A must-visit for anyone exploring Milan's rich culture and history!" I loved it!

A must visit if you are traveling to Milan. The high glass ceilings give the feeling of grandness unlike any other shopping complex. A magnificent structure with great restaurants and posh shops.

Truly an amazing building! Even if you're not into expensive brands or shopping, I'd still really recommend visiting here. It's incredibly beautifully decorated from the walls to the ceiling (:

I arrived in the evening that every store already all closed, but the galleria still amazing to visit and take photos. So beautifully and artistically designed! Enjoyed window shopping as well as each store has nice display though it’s closed. A must visit spot while in Milan!

Had an amazing dinner at Galleria, so good didn't even wait to start eating to take pictue. Did some window shopping didn't have long enough visit planned. Next time we have a better idea where ti spend the bulk of our time in Italy.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a masterpiece of architecture and shopping in Milan, Italy! Its stunning glass and iron structure create a breathtaking ambiance. Strolling through the gallery's luxurious boutiques, cafes, and restaurants is an elegant experience. The intricate mosaic floors are a visual treat, and the magnificent glass dome allows natural light to flood the space. It's a perfect blend of history and modernity, offering an unforgettable shopping and cultural journey. A must-visit destination for anyone exploring Milan's beauty and charm! ✨🛍️🍝

What a remarkably beautiful place – inside and out! Magnificent. An exquisite demonstration of unparalleled artistry and skill. The architecture, the murals and pretty much everything else. The attention to detail is simply wow-inspiring. Full of elegant shops and upscale dining establishments, the Galleria creates an ambiance of beauty while maintaining a luxurious price range. Standing in the middle and gazing up at the mesmerizing murals, each one depicting a different continent, is the pinnacle of this experience. Great vibes.

The building itself is gorgeous and mesmerizing. We had a good time walking around. It’s also fun to look around the luxury stores but other than that there isn’t much to do or look at. It’s also extremely crowded to the point that it gets difficult to walk.

This place screams of Luxury! Literally littered with the most expensive brands in the world. Crowded with locals and tourists alike, best visited early in the morning. Don't forget to step on the Bull's balls and spin 3 times for luck!

Iconic and historical place to visit when in Milan. Within reach by subway Duomo. Also trams are nearby. Plenty of highend designer brands and restaurants in this shopping area. Weekends and public holidays are super crowded.

The Vittorio Emanuele gallery is considered the oldest shopping gallery in Italy and is, without a doubt, absolutely stunning... The architecture, the shops, the coffehouses... Everything is a sight to behold. Well worth the visit. It is also a place with a large crowd of people, so if you want to see the place unobstructed, I recommend that you go very early in the morning.

This shopping mall has the old charm and sophistication. The floor, the roof and overall architecture of the building are stunning. Famous signature brands have shops here. This is a place for the rich. There are several restaurants here as well.

The most famous luxury shopping center in Milan. Most of the designer brands have a branch here. A unique experience like traveling into the history😍 Even at night looking more amazing

One of the prettiest malls in the world. If you are anywhere near the Milan area, it's worth the time to swing over to come experience this mall for yourself!

Amazing place with lots of food and shopping arenas. An evening hangout to remember. High end shopping plaza with wide variety of the services. Definitely recommend also the Duomo cathedral is adjacent to it another excellent place to visit.

Our family recently explored the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and the experience was nothing short of stunning. The architecture of the Galleria is awe-inspiring, with its elegant design and intricate detailing. Walking through the historic passageways, we felt transported to a bygone era of grandeur and sophistication. The kids were fascinated by the intricate mosaics, high glass ceilings, and the general sense of opulence that permeated the surroundings. However, for a family on a budget, the allure of the luxury shops and designer boutiques was bittersweet. While window shopping was enjoyable, the reality was that most of the items on display were way beyond our financial reach. It's essential for families to be aware that this is more of an experience destination than a budget-friendly shopping spot. On a positive note, the atmosphere was vibrant, and the Galleria is not just about shopping. We took a moment to enjoy a coffee in one of the historic cafes, soaking in the ambiance and people-watching, which added a pleasant touch to our visit. In summary, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a must-visit for its architectural marvel and historical significance. Families should approach it with the understanding that the shopping experience might be more aspirational than practical, but the overall ambiance and cultural richness make it a worthwhile stop, even if you're not planning to splurge on designer goods.

Building itself is visually interesting, but not original. However, there are several rather nice museums inside. I spent there about three interesting hours for 5 Eur, which is very good value. The biggest exhibit is one of the last Michelangelo statues, which is housed in its own exposition, but there is way more to see in the castle. Definitely recommended if you have some time to spent while visiting Milano.

The entrance to the castle itself is free, but to get to the museums you need a ticket which is 5€ full price and lets you visit all of the museums. They even have lockers which let you travel around the castle and the museum without carrying anything. Everything is nice and well kept, there are benches everywhere and the staff, even with their limited English, were trying to help as much as they could. The whole castle is too big to walk on one day, so we prioritized the things we went there for. If you want to visit everything, you should visit at least twice.

Absolutely gorgeous place! It's 100% worth it just for the outside parts. The complex is big, and the adjoining park offers a great relaxing spot and various drinks and foods to refresh you. Totally stunning for everyone, not just those interested in history! Also there are free toilets.

Beautiful castle. You can enjoy the great gathering here. The fountain is eye-catching. Lovely parko area. You can have a good weekend afternoon here as well as everyday anytime. Only if you want to visit the Museum you need a ticket. Otherwise the whole area is a public access of free

A very nice castle and museum. There are many rooms, everybody will find something to like. You need to count with exhibition which takes at least 3 hours so if you hurry, you should check only items you are interested in. There is also a beautiful view from the top. If you take a bag with you, you can store it in a locker located downstairs (1 euro deposit - will be returned after you input the key back). After exhibition you can find a good place for rest outside. This place is also magical in the evening.

This place is so stunning. I sat within the castle walls listening to live music from a stage that had been set up while sketching a picture. Truly a wonderful experience. Not going inside and instead walking around some of the most beautiful architecture I have ever seen will be free and well worth your time. There are also free toilets and a water refill on site which is a bonus.

Definitely the largest intact castle I have been to, the distance from moat to first scalable wall must be 40m, and an attacker would face an array of arrows and spears before they even navigated a ladder into position. That said, pay the 5€ for the entrance and the extra for the headset so you can learn about some of the more interesting paintings, tables and artifacts. (Stupidly, the put the headphone lady BEFORE the ticket purchase, so you have to circle back!) I never made it up the tower, but I can only imagine those views!

Very beautiful castle with a garden in the middle, we visited on a sunday and it wasn't busy at all. The castle is well maintained. There are no restaurants or shops inside the castle other than the info point, but there is a big garden outside the castle, I'll attach a pic of it. It is definitely a must visit place if you are in Milan.

Visited this castle whilst in Milan. It is in a great central location. It is free to enter and walk into, but if you want to walk around the inside of the castle and see the exhibits then that is €5 or you can get a student ticket. You are not allowed to take large bags around the exhibits either and cannot take videos, only pictures. This is nice to look around and you can also pay for a translator earpiece it you want to listen to the history. There are some people trying to sell you roses and bracelets etc on the inside so be aware of them

Beautiful castle with so many things to explore in and around it! You can pay extra to visit the museum where you can see some of the furniture music instruments, paintings and more. Alternatively, you can enjoy the park near the castle or appreciate the castle from the outside for free.

Very cool place to walk around. We didn’t go in any of the museums because we didn’t have too long but you could easily spend a whole day here! Otherwise it is free to walk around. On Saturdays there is a huge market on the outskirts of the castle with bags, food, mulled wine, lots of trinkets, cooking items etc! Highly recommend.

Sforzesco Castle itself is a sight to behold. We marvelled at its architecture and the historical significance of it. Inside, there are plenty of exhibits, from sculptures to drawings to furniture and many more. While some may enjoy this, I was fatigued after an hour into the never ending displays on different floors of the castle. Perhaps splitting the visit into several days might ease this fatigue. As the castle grounds are free to explore and is a tourist attraction, you will come across unscrupulous individuals who attempt to ‘welcome’ you to Milan by forcing bands or flowers on you. They will demand high payment in exchange. I am surprised that nothing is done by the staff of the castle regarding this. While it doesn’t detract from what the castle has to offer, this has definitely impacted our visit negatively as we navigated our ways away from these incidents. For those not into art and history, I would still recommend visiting for the architecture and for pictures as this is a tourist spot in Milan. However, you don’t have to purchase tickets to view the exhibits. Here are some images and videos of the exhibit. It only provides a glimpse into what the castle has to offer. For the complete experience, you should purchase the tickets and view the exhibit.

It's a castle with 6 museums inside it, all accessible for 3 euros (for students) or 5 euros. If you don't wanna go inside the museums, you can still check the place out, the fountain in front of it, and the big beautiful installations outside. However if you got time, the museus are really worth the visit. There is a Michelangelo sculpture, ancient arts and weapons, the musical instruments museum, an Egyptian museum, and a few others to check. The bad thing is that most of the exhibitions only have texts in Italian, no translation for English.

Lovely castle to walk around or chill at. I personally loved the garden in the middle of the castle where you could sit out in the shade and enjoy the surrounding views. The museums have mazing pieces. There were some real surprising pieces of art. I paid 2 or 3 euros to get into all 14 unique parts of the castle. There's art varying from paintings to furniture to cloths and musical instruments. Definitely would recommend anyone to spend a few hours here.

This castle is one of the most, if not the most, impressive and beautiful fortresses / castles I've been in. A real must seen! The size, built ornaments, towers, walls, ditch - all are great sights. And there are multiple museums inside... With the triumfh arch and beautiful garden near by, this can fill half a day of great sight seeing.

An amazing place, it's €5 to gain entry which I recommend. However just having a wander through the massive courtyards and taking in the picturesque building and surroundings is definitely worth the visit. It links the park and the way towards Duomo. Spectacular place.

Sforzesco Castle is a must visit when in Milano. The castle and park is free, and enjoyable any time of the year. Viewing the castle is breath-taking and be sure to pay attention to the remaining piece of the Milanese wall. During warmer months you can be lucky to spot turtles in the water, and keep an eye out for cats in the grassy moat. Bring lunch or a snack to relax in the green and forget the busy city for a moment.

Very nice medieval fortification that houses several of the city's museums & art collections. For the ticket price of only 6 euro you get the access to the entire complex, and it's totally worth it. We spent nearly 3 hours on this cultural & history learning experience and we didn't even see a half of the exhibition rooms. We'll definitely come back here on our next visit to Milan.

Sforzesco Castle is a truly breathtaking sight in the heart of Milan. Steeped in history and surrounded by beautiful grounds, this magnificent castle is a must-visit for anyone exploring the city. From the impressive architecture to the fascinating museums housed within its walls, there is so much to see and do here. The views from the top of the castle are simply stunning, offering a unique perspective of Milan. I highly recommend a visit to Sforzesco Castle - you won't be disappointed!

Fascinating, bums everywhere trying to dupe you into monetary gifts, just ignore them. The gardens and grounds are nice to walk through. Don’t eat the craft schnitzel…it’s low grade Vienna sausages.

I'd recommending getting an audio guide or booking a guide experience to get the most of the trip. The museums and huge and have lots of thins to see but you might feel like you are missing out if you don't have the extra experience of having a guide. We got there about 09:30am and it was perfect for getting pictures and moving around the outdoor bits but by 11:00 it was crowded so would recommend get there earlier.

Sforzesco Castle is absolutely gorgeous, oh my god, while visiting you can somehow see and feel how ages full of history are hosted by the amazing and strong walls. It's like a portal, you have to see it. Chill atmosphere, i was at the beginning of the week, people where enjoying the place, some tourists but not overly crowded. Come here in the working days in the morning and you'll feel like you got the whole place for yourself . A nice bonus are some cats that are really cute 😍

Amazing architecture! I spent less than an hour walking around and inside the walls but not inside the buildings because my shoes weren’t comfortable . But I’d recommend to spend more time tho because it’s really big and there is lots of places to see and walk in, out and around! It’s totally worth visiting if you are into architecture and history, just go prepared to walk a lot.

Beautiful castle in the middle of Milano. You can walk right through without buying a ticket or chose some exhibits or special sections, where you might need a ticket.

This Benedictine monastery has the most beautiful church in the city of Milano. The murals decorated in the 16 th century with frescoes , cover walls and ceiling, the most important artwork in the church is the cycle of frescoes of the life of Saint Maurizio by Bernardino Lunini, an Adoration of the Magi by Antonio Campi and paintings by Giotto and Boticelli. Very unusual and most special religious temple

This is one of the nicest Basilica’s in Milan, it’s stunning. The colonnades are gorgeous, the artwork, stone work and museum is beautiful. It’s fairly large with lots to see and do. The artwork, statues, artifacts and religious clothing is very well preserved and displayed. Its collection is impressive, the staff were very friendly and knowledgeable. I would definitely recommend checking out this Basilica, it’s a great place for families and children of all ages.

A bit off the beaten path with few tourists, this church was was constructed in the 1500s. Originally a chapel in a convent, the church had evolved over time. Two interesting facets of this church that make it unique: it is divided in half, with one end for the cloistered nuns and the other for the others to both participate in church services; and the extensive and detailed frescos painted, describing the stories from the Bible as well as images of varied saints. Currently it is only open in the mornings on Fridays and the weekends. Green Pass/Vax card is rigorously checked at the entry.

I started crying when I came to this church. It’s incredible beautiful ! And team are amazing: you are immediately greeted by a nice lady and talks about the church and the frescoes and then you are taken care of as a long-awaited guest ❤️

It's been a very long time since I hadn't been moved like this by a church. Thank you so much, this is absolutely beautiful. A club of volunteers can do visits inside in italian and were very gentle with me. The entrance is free and all the frescoes are explained. A wonderful moment ! And so well hidden in Milano !

This is a beautiful church! The entire interior is filled with frescos painted by a Renaissance Lombardy painter. You could be here for an hour or more admiring. There's two sections in the church, a courtyard, and small museum attached. The entry to the church is free so walk on in and donate if you you'd like.

This church is an amazing work of art. Absolutely stunning. From what I had the opportunity to visit, I would say that it is probably the most beautiful church in Milan.

One of the great place which i visited in Italy and especially in Milan, when i was planning trip To Milan i was told there is not a lot to see, but when got here i was shocked with beauty of the city, there ara a lot sightseeing here. Now about this church, I accidentally found it when i with my friends walking in the streets and decided to go in, i was really amazed by the beauty of interior, so many paintings, so beautiful and interesting. So to cut a short, if you are in Milan you must go to this beautiful and interesting church.

This church paintings are well preserved. Around AD1550-1900. Highly recommended to visit

This place is a MUST GO for everyone. You do not need to be religious to appreciate the art on the walls. Amazing people working there as well.

A piece of art. A peaceful place. There is a description for every picture on the wall. You need more than 1 hour to see everything

This was a wonderful find in Milan! Every surface of the interior is painted with incredible 17/18th century murals and frescoes- it is just mind blowing. Free entry ( nice to make a small donation in box at entry) and no crowd. Well worth a visit if that’s your thing

An inconspicuous church building, hidden among other buildings. However, the interior of the church is very impressive. All the paintings, decorations etc. are viewed with bated breath. It's worth going there if only for a moment to admire the beauty of the church.

It looks like a small church but once you get in, all the paintings are just amazing. Definitely would recommend a visit! (Quality of the pictures not great, sorry!)

Without any doubt I say that it is one of the most beautiful churches in Milan that deserves much more tourism than it already has! As soon as you enter the church, a very nice thing is that there are volunteers who give you minimal information about the church, even in English! It is absolutely worth at least half an hour to admire the various frescoes dating back to the 1600s. There is also a museum next door which is interesting

Absolute Milan jewel. Often overlooked but well worth the visit. Also, next door is Archeological museum and gives good history of Milan.

Absolutely breathtaking... The volunteer staff are very educated and knowledgeable about as well as happy to share... A local Italian suggested we visit this beautiful ancient church. Thank you Carlo!

A church with amazingly beautiful frescoes over every inch of the place. There's a very valuable 16th century organ here too. A must see. And it's free entry.