Private Tours of Milan

A private tour of Milan with Tour Florence takes you to Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, the Duomo and the city’s design and fashion quarters with a licensed local guide. Entry to the Last Supper is by timed reservation only, and we secure it for you in advance. Every Milan day is tailored to your wishes, with guide, driver and tickets arranged for you.

Private tours of Milan, shaped around you

Milan is the Italian city most travelers rush through, and the one that rewards a slower visit. Its great work of art, Leonardo’s Last Supper, sits in a refectory that admits only small groups for a short visit. The rest of the city is about design, fashion and modern Italy, from the cathedral square to the quarters where Italian style is made.

A private tour lets you decide the balance. Some guests want the Last Supper and a long lunch; others want a day in the fashion and design districts. We shape each day around you, with a licensed guide and a driver where you need one. Fashion, design, art or all three: we build the itinerary you ask for.

Visiting the Last Supper

Il official Last Supper site states that reservations are mandatory for every ticket type, that sales open three months in advance, and that each visit lasts about 15 minutes with at most 40 people per time slot. The museum is open Tuesday to Sunday, from 8:15 a.m. to 7:00 p.m. with last entry at 6:45 p.m., and is closed on Mondays.

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Do I need to book the Last Supper in advance?

Yes. Reservations are mandatory for all tickets, and the official site releases them only three months in advance. We recommend planning your Milan day as soon as your dates are fixed.

How long is the visit to the Last Supper?

The visit lasts about 15 minutes, with a maximum of 40 people per time slot.

Is the Last Supper open on Mondays?

No. It is open Tuesday to Sunday and closed on Mondays, so Milan should not be planned for a Monday.

How much does a private tour of Milan cost?

Every Tour Florence quote is fixed and all-inclusive: guide, timed entry, reservation fees and any transport in the itinerary, with nothing to pay on the day. The price depends on the sites, the length of the tour and whether a driver is included; planning and revisions cost nothing.

Is Milan worth visiting on a trip to Italy?

Yes. Milan offers Leonardo’s Last Supper, the Duomo and the center of Italian fashion and design, and it is easy to add to a trip through northern Italy.