easy
6 hours
Casual walking ability recommended; no strenuous activity involved.
Discover the centuries-old tradition of violin making in Cremona. This immersive tour combines history, craftsmanship, and culture—perfect for music lovers and adventurers alike.
315€ per adult | 6 Hours | Unique tour for music lovers! Discover Cremona with us!
Embark on a captivating 6-hour journey from Milan to Cremona, exploring the city's rich musical heritage. Discover the art of violin making with a guided tour of historic sites, including Stradivari’s wedding house and a contemporary workshop. Conclude your day at the renowned Museum of Violins, celebrating this iconic instrument.
Adult (Ages 13+) € 315 Child (Ages 2-12) € 99 Min: 2 people
6 hours
Through this full day tour you will discover the history of the city and its most important monuments. Train tickets are included. Leave from Milan Central Station and once in Cremona you will meet our Professional Guide. From the station you will walk through Corso Garibaldi with beautiful palaces then we will reach Antonio Stradivari’s wedding house ( exterior) and the city hall with the Cathedral, you will immerse yorself in the musical culture of the city with an interactive visit to a contemporary violinmaker's workshop to discover the secrets and charm of modern lutherie. Then you'll have some free time for lunch. After lunch you will visit the Museum of Violins around 3 pm. A museum dedicated to Cremona's sovereign musical instrument: the violin. You will have an insight into the origin and history of the violin, the method of construction, the most important families of Cremonese violin makers, the impressive and lasting dissemination of the Cremonese violin in the world. At 5.30 you will get the train back to Central Station and at 6.40 PM you will be in Milan.
You'll be walking through historic sites and workshops, so comfortable shoes are a must.
Limited spots make this tour popular—reserve early to secure your place.
Capture the exquisite violins and scenic city views along the way.
Enjoy browsing the local shops for violin-related souvenirs after the tour.
Cremona became renowned in the 16th century as a center of violin craftsmanship, thanks largely to master luthiers like Stradivari and Guarneri.
Local artisans strive to preserve traditional violin-making techniques, ensuring the craft is passed down responsibly for future generations.
Essential for walking through cobblestone streets and workshops.
Capture the highlights and intricate details of violins and architecture.
Take notes or jot down insights during the guided tour.
Stay hydrated while strolling through the city.