Milan Small-Group Walking Tour - Last Supper Entry, San Maurizio, San Satiro & Duomo Square

Start at Santa Maria delle Grazie and
Walk to Duomo Square

This small-group tour starts at the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, home to The Last Supper, and walks through central Milan's main sights. It lasts about 3 hours with a live English-speaking guide, and the group is limited to 6 people.

See The Last Supper with Priority Entry

Enter through a special entrance and see Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper, one of the most famous paintings in the world, with only a few other visitors. The entry ticket is included.

Discover San Maurizio, Filled with
16th-Century Frescoes

Head to San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore and admire the 16th-century frescoes covering its ceilings and walls. You also hear the story of the life and death of Saint Catherine, which inspired Luini's frescoes in the chapel. The church is often called the Sistine Chapel of northern Italy.

Pass Piazza degli Affari and San Satiro
and Arrive at the Duomo

In Piazza degli Affari, in the financial district, you hear about the history of the area, which began in 1808, and about Maurizio Cattelan's public sculpture L.O.V.E. Next is the church of San Satiro, designed by Bramante, where you can see a remarkable use of perspective. There is also a stop at a local café to taste coffee along the way.

The tour ends at Duomo Square. Entry to the Duomo is not included.

※ The itinerary shown is for reference and may change.