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Milan Duomo Terraces Tour

Going up to the Duomo's terraces is a must-do experience in Milan, offering excellent views and insights into the Duomo's details. Description. In Milan, visiting the Duomo's terraces is essential. We'll meet at Piazza del Duomo at the scheduled...

  • 1 hour
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Going up to the Duomo's terraces is a must-do experience in Milan, offering excellent views and insights into the Duomo's details.

Description

In Milan, visiting the Duomo's terraces is essential. We'll meet at Piazza del Duomo at the scheduled time to begin the tour. There, we will discuss the Milan Cathedral façade, a notable site in Lombardy, before taking the lift to the top, bypassing the 200-step climb.

You will soon enjoy panoramic views of Milan from a unique vantage point. The terraces feature various sculptures, including 3,400 statues, 150 gargoyles, and 96 giants. Additionally, we will observe the ornate spires, approximately 17 meters (55 feet) high, dating back to the 18th century. We will also look up at the statue of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary into Heaven, known as the Madonnina, the city's protector.

From the terraces, you will see key Milanese landmarks such as the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, San Siro Stadium, and Castello Sforzesco. Remember to bring your camera!

After an hour of guided sightseeing, the tour concludes at the starting point. Arrivederci!

Tour of Milan Cathedral & Terraces

If you wish to explore the inside of Milan Cathedral, consider booking our Milan Duomo rooftop & Cathedral tour for a complete experience.

Included

  • English–speaking guide
  • Access to the lift up to the Duomo Terraces

Location

Activity location

Piazza del Duomo, 20123 Milan MI, Italy

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