Milan Last Supper Skip-the-Line Entry & City Tour - Sforza Castle Visit & Vintage Tram Ride

Being able to see the masterpiece right up close, in a small group, would have been impossible without a tour such as this. The guide was very good at explaining the background and history of the church and da Vinci's relationship with the Sforzas, etc, and about the various restorations over the years. The whole process of getting into and out of the refectory was interesting in itself. All very informative and well worth the price. Unfortunately, my partner was not feeling well so we exited the tour after the Last Supper and didn't get to do the walking tour. Thems the breaks. But we were satisfied with just seeing da Vinci.

Fabricio was a fantastic guide. Seeing Da Vinci’s Last Supper was a highlight of our visit to Milan. The price of the tour was worth the price. We were very pleased.

Our guide was amazing, she was friendly and very knowledgeable could answer every question. The advertisement said skip the line to see the Last Supper painting and tram tour. Considerably more walking than anticipated based on the description and title. I would still strongly recommend the tour. Just be aware there's more walking involved than implied.

Good guide—she gave excellent insight on last supper mural. However, tour was not as described. Not limited to 10 or less for Last Supper tour—we had 29 people!! I booked the small described group for a reason—I didn’t want a large crowd. The tram tour description was not accurate. It consisted of a quick couple of stops to get near the Duomo. The second part of the tour was 8 people. The Duomo part was just us, 2 people. Overall, too expensive at almost $250 Dollars for what we experienced.

The tour started at the Last Supper. Our english speaking guide Andre was very good. He had excellent command of the english vocabulary and provided us with those sound things you hang around your neck with an earpiece so you can hear him in the quiet of the room with the Last Supper. He gave us a wonderful history of the painting, the building, and with Michaelangelo's life's work. You get 15 minutes to view the painting...it's big (about 10feet high, by 30 feet wide). It's a lot to take in. Snap your photos then just sit back and look at it. After the Last Supper, Andre took us around Milan on a walking tour that ended at the Duomo...an overwhelmingly large catholic church in the center of town (the largest church in Italy, second only to the Vatican in size). He was incredibly knowledgeable about Milan and all the sites. It was worth the time and money to see everything. Recomended, but be ready to walk and bring water!