Discover the musical and architectural treasures of Cremona on this immersive day trip from Milan. Dive into violin-making legends, historic sights, and local flavors for a truly enriching experience.
€ 315 per Adult | 8 hours| Cremona, city of violins, Stradivari, nougat and much more!
Embark on an unforgettable 8-hour journey to Cremona, the enchanting city of violins and Stradivari. Explore stunning monuments, including the majestic Cathedral and the towering Torrazzo, while immersing yourself in the city's rich musical heritage at the Violin Museum. Enjoy free time for shopping and savoring traditional Torrone nougat.
Adult (Ages 13+) € 315 Child (Ages 2-12) € 99 Min: 2 people
8 hours
Cremona, the city of violins, Stradivari, Torrone nougat and much more! Through this full day tour we will discover its history and its most important monuments. Train tickets are included in order to get to the city. Leave from Milan Central Station at 8.20 am ( we will send you the train tickets by email). You will reach Cremona in 1 hour. At 9.28 am once in Cremona you will meet our Professional Guide and from the train station you will walk through Corso Garibaldi street, to reach The City Hall, the main Cathedral, also called the Sistine Chapel of northern Italy, and the vertical museum hosted in the local bell tower, the so called Torrazzo (112 meter high ). Then you will experience the musical culture of the city with an interactive visit to the Violin Museum. Then you'll have some free time for shopping and lunch. Do not miss the opportunity to visit the historical shops of the old town and to buy the delicious Torrone, the traditional dessert. At 5.30 you will get the train back to Central Station and at 6.40 PM you will be in Milan.
• Train ticket from Milan to Cremona and vice versa • Professional Guide at disposal full day in Cremona • Torrazzo and Baptistery admission fee • Museo del Violino entrance fee
Wear comfortable shoes to easily explore the historic streets and landmarks.
Capture the stunning architecture and scenic views during your visit.
Carry water, especially during warmer months, to stay refreshed.
Visit artisan shops and enjoy authentic local treats at your own pace.
Cremona’s tradition of violin making began in the 16th century, transforming the city into a global hub for string instrument craftsmanship.
Local artisans and the city government actively promote sustainable practices in craftsmanship and tourism.
Necessary for exploring cobbled streets and historic sites.
Perfect for capturing scenic sights and architectural details.
Stay hydrated during your walking tour.
Gives extra warmth during cooler months.
spring,fall,winter specific