
Explore Milan in a golf cart, traveling through the city's fashion and cultural landmarks. This tour allows you to see significant sites, including Renaissance and contemporary areas, without the strain of walking. It is suitable for anyone looking for a convenient way to experience Milan, but may not suit those preferring a traditional walking tour. The tour includes a knowledgeable local guide providing commentary, and covers various attractions efficiently. It is important to note that the experience is conducted in an eco-friendly golf cart.
The Arch of Peace & Sempione Park: Cruise through the beautiful green oasis of Sempione Park, the city's "green lung," and admire the neoclassical Arch of Peace (Arco della Pace), which perfectly frames the castle at the other end of the park.
Sforza Castle: Journey to the formidable fortress that was home to the powerful Sforza dynasty. Discover its transformation from a military citadel to a hub of art and culture, housing museums with works by Michelangelo and Leonardo da Vinci.
The Duomo Cathedral and Piazza Duomo: admire the breathtaking icon of Milan. Marvel at the forest of spires and the magnificent marble façade of this Gothic masterpiece. Your guide will unveil the secrets and history of this 600-year project.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: visit Milan's magnificent 19th-century drawing room. Admire the stunning glass-domed arcade that houses luxury boutiques and historic cafes. Learn about the tradition of spinning on the bull's mosaic for good luck and why this gallery is a symbol of Italian unification.
La Scala Opera House: Pass by one of the most famous opera houses in the world. Hear tales of legendary composers like Verdi and Toscanini and feel the cultural pulse of the city from your prime vantage point.
The Fashion Quadrilateral: No tour of Milan is complete without a pass through its world-renowned fashion district. We’ll drive along the iconic streets of Via Montenapoleone, Via della Spiga, and Via Sant'Andrea, where the most prestigious designer flagships and haute couture boutiques display the latest trends behind their elegant windows.
Brera District: Wind through the charming, bohemian streets of Brera. With its cobblestone lanes, art galleries, and vibrant atmosphere, this neighborhood offers a picturesque contrast to the city's grand avenues.
While direct access to see Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" requires a pre-booked ticket, our tour includes a pass by the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent, where you can see the exterior of this UNESCO World Heritage site.
Navigli District: our tour ends at the trendy Navigli canals area where you can experience a different side of Milan with its lively aperitivo scene, artisan shops, and picturesque waterways.
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