Milan Night tours

Forget the Duomo for the day and discover what lies beneath Milan's surface. From real-life crypts to macabre ossuaries, Milan rewards those who veer off the beaten path. Discover this secret side by exploring lesser-known neighborhoods to that transport you to Milan's ancient past. You'll uncover Roman ruins and other landmarks that span centuries.

Even some of Milan's museums and attractions, like the iconic Last Supper, have some hidden gems behind them. See how Leonardo da Vinci relaxed when working on this mural with a visit to his namesake vineyard. From historic cemeteries to ancient churches, check out these secret places for the best hidden gems in Milan.

Milan is always a good idea, no matter the time of year. From the frenzy of sales on designer couture in January to Milan Fashion Week in September, there’s always something happening. This month-by-month guide to Milan takes you through food festivals, like Milano Food Week in the spring, Christmas magic at the Oh Bej! Oh Bej! market in December, and art fairs like miart in April. Here’s the scoop on the best time to visit Milan, with details of what to do in Milan every month of the year.

From royal castles to tasty gelato, you’ll discover plenty of family-friendly activities in Milan. Marvel at the centuries-old canals and architecture, enjoy incredible Italian food, visit captivating museums, and explore the city by tram. There are plenty of great things to do with Milan with kids, so we have put together a few ideas to make sure your vacation is spectacular for every member of the family.

Taste the best bites in Milan, where northern Italian traditions and culinary innovation collide in an explosion of flavor.

Whether you’re pairing seafood and wine at a centuries old restaurant, or taking to the streets of buzzing Navigli for cocktails, wine, cheese, and a crispy, gooey pizza cone you’ll find plenty to delight your taste buds on these Milan food tours.

Don’t miss the culinary traditions in Milan like risotto alla Milanese. Pair salty parma ham and salami with refreshing beers or stack the famous gnocco fritto high with cheese and salami in Bologna.

Top it all off with dessert on a patisserie or gelato tour, or take a cooking class to learn how to make your own mouth-watering tiramisu.

Keep reading for more of what to eat in Milan.