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Milan City Sightseeing Bus Tours
Why choose City Sightseeing tours
Budget-friendly
A Hop-on Hop-off pass is more economical than paying for individual tickets on public transportation. So, if you’re a budget or student traveler, this is the best way to get around Milan without burning a hole in your pocket.
Flexible sightseeing
Discover cathedrals and art museums at a quick or relaxed pace with a Hop-on Hop-off pass. You can choose between 24, 48, and 72-hour passes, depending on your schedule and budget.
Ideal for families with kids
Booking public transport tickets for your kids can be a time-consuming process. Instead, get them a Hop-on Hop-off pass and save yourself the hassle of booking separate tickets.
Other perks
With your Hop-on Hop-off pass, you also get access to multilingual audio guides, free Wi-Fi onboard, and also have access to digital walking tours around the city.
City Sightseeing Milan: Routes, stops, and maps
Green Line
Hop on the Green Line and see 14 popular sights, including the Arco Della Pace, Casa Milan, and the Ippodromo.
Overview:
- First stop: Castello
- Timings: 10am to 4:50pm
- Frequency: 90 minutes
- Number of stops: 14
- Full loop duration: 80 minutes
Yellow Line
Travel on the Navigli or Yellow Line to see Sforza Castle, the Navigli Canals, Piazza XXIV Maggio, and more!
Overview:
- First stop: Castello
- Timings: 10:20am to 4:35pm
- Frequency: 75 minutes
- Number of stops: 8
- Full loop duration: 75 minutes
Blue Line
Want to see the Piazza della Repubblica? Pirelli Tower, Porta Venezia, and other modern Milanese highlights? Then, the Blue Line is the route for you.
Overview:
- First stop: Duomo
- Timings: 10am to 4:40pm
- Frequency: 30 to 40 minutes
- Number of stops: 9
- Full loop duration: 55 minutes
Red Line
On the Red Line, you can spot historically significant Milanese landmarks dotting across the city. Discover the Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie, Sforza Castle, Teatro alla Scala, and more on this route.
Overview:
- First stop: Castello
- Timings: 11:40am to 5pm
- Frequency: 50 minutes
- Number of stops: 8
- Full loop duration: 50 minutes
Highlights of your Milan City Sightseeing tour
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Suggested City Sightseeing Milan itineraries
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Are you unsure which sights to visit on your day trip to Milan? Perhaps this itinerary could help.
- Begin your day with a trip to Sforza Castle, a historic fortress housing several museums and art collections. For a taste of medieval and Renaissance architecture, stroll through the castle’s vast corridors.
- A short walk away is Parco Sempione. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along in this scenic park with its shaded paths, and picturesque bridges and fountains. If time allows, climb the Torre Branca for a panoramic view of the city.
- Next, head to the Duomo di Milano and take a moment outside to admire its intricate Gothic façade. Inside, you will see incredible stained glass windows and towering columns and also get a chance to go up to the rooftop for a closer look at the cathedral’s ornate spires.
- For your final stop, visit the La Scala Museum, located next to the renowned Teatro alla Scala. This museum offers fascinating insights into the history of Italian opera. You’ll get to see costumes, musical instruments, and portraits of legendary performers while learning about the theatre’s significance in the world of classical music.
- End your day with a meal at a local restaurant. Tick into classic Milanese dishes like risotto alla milanese or cotoletta.
Two days give you plenty of time to soak up the sights of Milan. Here’s how you can spend your time visiting as many attractions as possible.
Day 1
- Start your Milan adventure at Sforza Castle, where you can explore its grand courtyards, museums, and art collections, including Michelangelo’s Rondanini Pietà.
- Head next to Parco Sempione, and spend your late morning strolling along its picturesque paths. You can relax or picnic by the pond, and if you’re up for it, climb the Torre Branca for panoramic views of the city.
- Break for lunch at a nearby restaurant before you visit the Duomo di Milano in the afternoon.
- Take your time marveling at the details within this iconic Gothic cathedral, including its stained glass windows and intricate rooftop spires.
- For your final visit, head to La Scala Museum, near the famous opera house. Here you will discover costumes, instruments, and portraits of legendary performers as you dive deep into the history of the world-renowned theatre.
- Wrap up your day with a traditional trattoria at a local restaurant and prepare for your next day of adventuring.
Day 2
- Begin your second day in the Brera District, known for its bohemian atmosphere and artistic twists. Spend a lazy morning strolling through cobbled streets with charming cafés, art galleries, and boutiques.
- In the afternoon, you can visit the Pinacoteca di Brera, a prestigious art gallery featuring works by Caravaggio, Raphael, and other Italian masters.
- After a brief lunch in the neighborhood, head for the Leonardo da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology, which showcases Da Vinci’s sketches and models of his inventions. You also get to explore interactive exhibits on space, aviation, and mechanics.
- Wrap up your Milan adventure with a relaxed evening at a rooftop bar or at a cozy spot in town. Tuck into your food and reminisce on the past two days with a cold glass of wine.
Frequently asked questions about City Sightseeing bus tours
Do I need to buy separate tickets for my children for the Milan City Sightseeing tour?
Yes, you do. However, children under the age of 5 can travel for free with an adult accompanying them. For children between the ages of 5 to 15, you can get discounted tickets. Please read the instructions on the checkout page carefully before purchasing your tickets.
Are the Milan City Sightseeing buses wheelchair accessible?
Yes, they are wheelchair and pram/stroller accessible.
Can I bring my pets aboard the Milan City Sightseeing tour?
Small and medium-sized pets that are leashed, muzzled, or in carriers are allowed on board. Please contact the operator if you’re unsure about whether your pet will be allowed entry.
Does City Sightseeing Milan offer hotel pick-ups?
No, these Hop-on Hop-off tours do not offer hotel pick-ups.
Are there restrooms on the City Sightseeing Milan buses?
No, there are no restrooms on these buses. You can, however, find public restrooms near most popular attractions and stops.