easy
3 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; comfortable walking shoes recommended
Step into Milan’s layered history and vibrant future with a guided walk through iconic neighborhoods. From historic churches to modern skyscrapers, this tour reveals the city’s dynamic transformation in a compact, engaging experience.
Starting at €170 | Up to 10 people | Discover the fashion face of Milan
Embark on a captivating 3-hour walking tour through Milan, exploring the historic Santa Maria alla Fontana church and the vibrant Isola district, known for its charming courtyard houses and Art Nouveau architecture. Conclude your journey in the modern Porta Nuova/Garibaldi area, showcasing stunning contemporary designs and urban renewal.
Tour: € 170 - € 250
3 hours
On this walking tour you will discover the Santa Maria alla Fontana church built in 1508 and traditionally attributed to Leonardo da Vinci, and its district called Isola.
Isola (literally “island”), consists mainly of traditional courtyard houses with balconies and numerous Art Nouveau buildings.
Traditionally Isola is also home of cultural associations, clubs, meeting areas, and artisans shops, that make it one of the liveliest areas in Milan.
At the end of the tour, you will also discover Modern Milan with the Porta Nuova/Garibaldi district. This is one of the largest urban regeneration projects in Europe.
Strolling down the pedestrian walkway overlooking green areas, squares and bridges we will admire the beautiful buildings designed by some of the leading names in contemporary architecture.
This three-hour walking tour covers a lot of ground, so be sure to wear supportive footwear.
Capture the stunning Art Nouveau facades, street art, and modern skyline views during your walk.
Milan’s city streets can get warm, especially in summer—bring water to stay refreshed.
Plan ahead for rain or heat to ensure maximum comfort and enjoyment during your urban trek.
Milan’s districts have evolved through centuries, with neighborhoods like Isola originally working-class areas now transformed by artists and designers.
The tour emphasizes Milan’s efforts to maintain historical sites amid rapid urban development, fostering awareness of sustainable city living.
Necessary for a full day of walking through historic streets and modern districts.
Provides sun protection during sunny days.
summer specific
Preparedness for unexpected rain showers in transitional seasons.
spring|fall|winter specific
Stay hydrated during your city walk, especially in warm weather.