easy
2 hours
Suitable for all fitness levels; mostly gentle walking on flat urban terrain.
Step into Milan’s Renaissance era with Under The Tuscan Sun Tours’ intimate 2-hour cultural journey featuring da Vinci’s “The Last Supper” and Sforza Castle’s treasures. Experience art history where it happened.
Starting at €170 | Up to 10 people | Meet the Italian genius and the Renaissance soul of Milan
Embark on a captivating 2-hour journey through Milan's Renaissance heart. Explore the UNESCO-listed Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, home to Leonardo da Vinci's iconic "The Last Supper." If tickets are unavailable, discover the grandeur of Sforza Castle and its masterpieces, immersing yourself in Milan's rich artistic heritage.
Tour: € 170 - € 250
Up to 10 people
2 hours
Visit the interior of the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, and its famous presbytery attributed to Bramante, a UNESCO heritage site, and visit the Refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie, home of the “Cenacolo Vinciano” – “The Last Supper” by Leonardo da Vinci – one of the world’s most celebrated mural paintings.
(N.B Reservations for the visit to the Cenacolo Vinciano are mandatory and tickets are unfortunately very difficult to obtain due to the vast affluence of tourists from all over the world. Please contact me as soon as possible).
In the event that tickets for the Last Supper are not available, we will walk towards the Sforza Castle, where we will visit the three courtyards and the internal museum (entrance fee payable) to admire the “Sala delle Asse”, mural decorated by Leonardo Da Vinci and the final masterpiece of Michelangelo Buonarroti, the “Pietà Rondanini”.
We will relive the glorious period of the court of Ludovico Sforza who transformed Milan into a beautiful Renaissance city.
EXTRA COSTS: admission fees are payable for the Last Supper and the Sforza Castle museums.
Tickets for Leonardo da Vinci's mural sell out months in advance—reserve as soon as possible to secure entry.
Prepare for walking on stone floors and cobbled streets in historic buildings by bringing sturdy, comfortable shoes.
Supplement your tour with a guidebook or app to deepen your understanding of Milan’s Renaissance art and architecture.
Admission to Sforza Castle museums requires a separate ticket; budget accordingly to avoid surprises.
Milan transformed into a Renaissance cultural hub under Duke Ludovico Sforza, whose patronage attracted da Vinci and Michelangelo to the city.
Efforts to protect art and architecture in Milan include strict visitor limits in key sites like Santa Maria delle Grazie to reduce wear and preserve fragile frescoes.
Essential for navigating stone floors and city pavements comfortably.
Helpful for unpredictable spring and fall showers during the outdoor portions.
spring|fall specific
Keep your devices charged for photos and digital guides throughout the tour.
Stay hydrated while walking between sites and inside warmer museum spaces.
summer|spring|fall specific