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The Milan sightseeing bus is the perfect way to discover all the main landmarks around the magnificent Italian city. Our comfortable, open-top vehicle follows four different routes, making it easy for you to design your own sightseeing itinerary.
Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the activity starts. Any cancellations after this time or no-shows on the day will not be refunded.
If you have other questions, contact us
Jaime
Cartagena, ColombiaThere are several lines, but the frequency has a long gap between hours, and you waste time making connections between lines. The sound is "choppy," b...
Mónica
Barcelona, SpainEverything was fine, and there were three different lines to continue the tour, although they weren't well synchronized. The guide's explanations were...
Carlos Linares Urcuyo
MexicoNothing in particular
Anónimo
Bilbao, SpainExtend working hours
Yeranuhi Davtyan
Barcelona, SpainVery good
Laurent
Paris, FranceVery convenient. The staff gave us a warm welcome. The bus was clean and the headphones worked well.
Laura
Barcelona, SpainIt was difficult to find the pick-up point; the schedules weren't clear. Once on the bus, everything was fine.
Fábio Cachello
Palhoça Sc, BrazilIt was very good, the staff were helpful and super patient.
Samantha De Freitas Campos
Porto Velho, BrazilGood, but the audio guide is in Portuguese from Portugal, so I would prefer it to be Brazilian Portuguese.
Luis
San Diego, United StatesWell
The Milan sightseeing bus is the perfect way to discover all the main landmarks around the magnificent Italian city. Our comfortable, open-top vehicle follows four different routes, making it easy for you to design your own sightseeing itinerary.
The Milan tourist bus follows four different routes. The blue and green lines both take 90 minutes, and the red line takes 75 minutes. The yellow line, which operates between April and October, takes 60 minutes. Throughout the journey, you will enjoy English-language commentary about the locations that you are passing.
Some of the top sights included on the route include the Piazza del Duomo square, the Sforza Castle, La Scala Opera House, the San Siro stadium, the Santa Maria delle Grazie church and the 'Last Supper', the Monumental Cemetery, and Palazzo Lombardia.
You can consult different routes and stops on the map by clicking on the following link:
The ticket is valid for 24, 48, or 72 hours, starting from the moment you use it for the first time. It's advisable to begin using it at the beginning of the day for the best experience.
You can hop on and off the buses as many times as you'd like to explore famous places such as Sforzesco Castle, the Milan Cathedral, or to visit the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie and admire Leonardo da Vinci's renowned painting, "The Last Supper."
By purchasing the 72-hour rate valid for the weekend (Saturday and Sunday), from June to September, you'll also have the Milan Night Tour included!
Please note that on October 4, 2026, the Green Line will depart at 1:15 pm from the Castello stop. All other lines will operate as usual according to their scheduled times.
If you have other questions, contact us
Jaime
Cartagena, ColombiaThere are several lines, but the frequency has a long gap between hours, and you waste time making connections between lines. The sound is "choppy," b...
Mónica
Barcelona, SpainEverything was fine, and there were three different lines to continue the tour, although they weren't well synchronized. The guide's explanations were...
Carlos Linares Urcuyo
MexicoNothing in particular
Anónimo
Bilbao, SpainExtend working hours
Yeranuhi Davtyan
Barcelona, SpainVery good
Laurent
Paris, FranceVery convenient. The staff gave us a warm welcome. The bus was clean and the headphones worked well.
Laura
Barcelona, SpainIt was difficult to find the pick-up point; the schedules weren't clear. Once on the bus, everything was fine.
Fábio Cachello
Palhoça Sc, BrazilIt was very good, the staff were helpful and super patient.
Samantha De Freitas Campos
Porto Velho, BrazilGood, but the audio guide is in Portuguese from Portugal, so I would prefer it to be Brazilian Portuguese.
Luis
San Diego, United StatesWell
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