Are you staying in Milan and are curious to visit the symbol of the city, the Duomo? Thanks to this private tour you will be able to visit it in depth, accompanied by an expert local guide that will tell you all about the history,... More

Discover the must-see sights and hidden gems of Milan’s Old Town, exploring local history, cultural heritage and legends. Choose one of our excellent tour options tailored to your needs and interests: 2-hour: Old Town Highligh... More

What better way to reach one of Italy's most beautiful art cities, Venice! With our day tour you can arrive in Venice by taking the Frecciarossa train from Milano Centrale station and in about 2 hours and 30 minutes reach the city... More

This is a walking tour shaped on the 'House of Gucci' stage. The movie settings of Milan (Villa Necchi, Church of St. Sepulcher) are visited as well as Villa Balbiano in Como in its outdoors. A gay-friendly guide will stay with yo... More

From the Middle, Lower and Upper Lakes that the Mincio River creates near Mantua, just follow the call of the Domes of the Doge's Palace to enter the city: a world out of time. It was designed by the Gonzaga family, together with ... More

Milan is unique, charming, teeming with life. Through a private guided tour, you will have the chance to have a privileged view on the city, from the rooftops of two of its most iconic buildings: the Duomo and the Galleria Vittori... More

A few kilometers away from Milan and Como lies Varese, a quite unknown destination which, indeed, was chosen as a leisure site by many wealthy and aristocrats families between XVII and XX centuries. The town has thus become a "gar... More

Experience the elegance and history of Italy’s fashion capital on this exclusive private walking tour. Avoid the crowds and dive deep into the soul of Milan with a dedicated expert guide. From the fortified grandeur of the Sforz... More

Milan is the capital of Italian finance and fashion, besides being one of the most cosmopolitan European cities. You may be confused by the amazing width of stimulations which you may get once arrived, but there are a few ways to ... More

Bologna is the capital of Emilia-Romagna, Parma is the capital of Emilia-Piedmont in Northern Italy. Both cities have a rich history and are also known for their food. Bologna is particularly well known for its meat products and w... More

The tour includes a journey through the streets of the Brera district, visiting furniture and accessories shops. Stops are expected with entrance to shops and ateliers, which on some occasions are open specifically for visitors. Y... More

This path that is proposed to those who would like to truly breath and live the city of Verona. Meet your guide directly in Verona to begin your walking tour. You will see the highlights such as Renaissance gates Nuova and Palio, ... More

Start your visit to Milan with this 2-hour walk led by a Local. You’ll discover its highlights, hidden gems, and get practical tips. This is the best introduction to Milan. Get to see places like Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II a... More

Meet Leonardo da Vinci, Donato Bramante, and other ‘Renaissance men’ on a guided tour of Renaissance architecture and art in Milan's Old Town. See the Sforza Castle, Duomo and more. Choose one of our excellent tour options ta... More

Como is an elegant and vital town: its center is always animated all year round. Its lakeside charm and the sophisticated beauty, the panoramas as far as the eye can see from Brunate, the enchanting villas overlooking the lake mak... More

This private tour is perfect if you want to know more about the best places to visit in Milan in a short amount of time! A local guide will take you around the city and tell you about the history of Milan. Meet your guide in front... More

Milan is by far the most cosmopolitan of Italian cities, being since ever the financial and fashion capital. Its growth has produced a virtuous mixture of architectural forms, types and languages, allowing the visitors to see a tr... More

"Behind every great city there's a garden", stated Swiss architect Bernard Tschumi in the Seventies. Milan, the most European of Italian cities, does not make an exception: Parco Sempione lies at the North-Wester edge of the histo... More