Sforza Castle, this fortress was built by the lords of Milan as an impregnable fortress and a magnificent residence well worthy of an Italian noble family. Your private guide will introduce you to its incredible history and to the contributions made by Leonardo da Vinci as a military engineer and as one of the greatest artists of every time

 

Scala Opera House, temple of classic music, stage of the greatest artists of every time: Verdi, Puccini, Toscanini, Nureyev and Pavarotti got here their greatest successes and the harshest critics. The piazza in front of the city is the real cultural centre of the city

 

Vittorio Emanuele Gallery, a covered arcade built in XIX century. Thanks to his old fashioned cafeterias, luxury shops and prestigious restaurants, it became rapidly one of the favourite gathering places in the city. For this specific reason is now known as “the city's living room”

 

Duomo, the cathedral of Milan is the the third largest catholic church in the world, a massive tribute to the greatness of medieval Gothic architects. Lets discover together the beauties and the mysteries of this temple. At request is even possible to get to the terraces to have a breathtaking view of the city, in sunny days it is even possible to admire the Alps!

 

Lunch break 

 

Brera district, one of the few neighbourhood of the city that preserves its ancient charm. In the heart of the district there is the Brera National Gallery, a shrine for some of the greatest masterpieces of the Italian Renaissance. You will be able to admire some of the best works of Mantegna, Raphael, Piero della Francesca and Caravaggio.

 

A short walk from the Brera National Gallery will lead the Montenapoleone Street, the so called “fashion district”, a charming area of the city where the greatest fashion maisons concentrate their shops and laboratories.