Guided Tour: Best of Milan with Last Supper (Small Group)

Editor’s Note: If you’re looking for a personal touch, this small-group walking tour hits Milan’s highlights while keeping things intimate. We picked this specific tour because, unlike the massive crowds you’ll see elsewhere, the numbers here are capped. That means you actually get a chance to interact with your guide and ask questions. Over roughly 3,5 hours, you’ll explore medieval Milan in depth: think Sforza Castle’s storied walls, the hidden gem of Piazza dei Mercanti, and the fashionable Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Plus, of course, you’ll get an up-close look at The Last Supper (with pre-booked entry included).It’s ideal for travelers who prefer a friendly group atmosphere but still want a real feel for the city. You’ll experience the best of Milan—from Renaissance art to the Duomo’s stunning facade—with a local guide who makes it feel less like a lecture and more like a walk with an expert friend.

Tour Details

Start your tour at Milan at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Church – you will also see The Last Supper by Da Vinci here. This masterpiece can only be seen by visitors who book their tickets prior the tour.

Then, be ready to explore the Sforza Castle with your guide – a place that was home to the dukes of Milan for hundreds of years. Today, the building serves as museum with several masterpieces inside. As the next stop, head towards Piazza dei Mercanti – a square far away enough from the busy streets of the city. There, you will have the chance to see the Renaissance illusion of space by Bramante.

Guided Tour Best of Milan with Last Supper

Next, head towards Piazza della Scala and La Scala, to start exploring one of the most well-known opera houses in the world. Many of the most famous musicians as well as singers performed in this place until today. Your next stop will be an impressive shopping area from 19th century, the stupendous Galleria Vittorio Emanuelle II.

It is also known as “Salotto di Milano”, meaning “Milan’s drawing room” since it had been used as a gathering point for the citizens of Milan. As the last stop, explore the well-known Duomo which is in the center of Milan. This cathedral is considered by the visitors and authorities as one of the most mesmerizing ones around the world.