CASA MILAN

Casa Milan, in the city of Milano, is the literal and figurative HQ for AC Milan. With an interactive museum, swag-filled official store, and a surprisingly inviting restaurant, this spot is unmissable for *Milanisti*. And, even if you're not a hardcore *calcio* fan, it's still a fun place to let the spirit of the beautiful game infect you for a few hours. These Casa Milan Museum tickets are a *real* score.

Enter the Casa Milan: buy your skip-the-line tickets for the Mondo Milan Museum.

Hop on aboard this double-decker bus and explore the Milanese scene from a different point of view! With 4 lines, 40+ stops and onboard audio commentary in 10 languages, cover every inch of Milan. Red line The historic Red line takes you through the city's famous castles, art galleries and the the world-famous Duomo Cathedral. Schedule First bus: 11:40am from Castello Last bus: 6:40pm from Castello Frequency: Every 50 mins Popular stops: Duomo, Cenacolo, La Scala Museum. Blue line Blue line goes through the new skyscrapers of the city and along the famous shopping streets. Buses run every 20 min in the morning and 30 mins in the afternoon. Schedule First bus: 10am from Duomo Last bus: 6:10pm from Duomo Frequency: Every 20-30 mins Popular stops: Porta Venezia, Duomo, Buenos Aires Yellow line Popular stops on this route include Corso Magenta and the Navigli district lined with canals and boutiques. Schedule Yellow line First bus: 9:50am from Castello Last bus: 6:15pm from Castello Frequency: Every 30 mins Popular stops: Brera, Duomo, La Scala Green line Green line is aimed at sports enthusiasts. See the San Siro Stadium, Casa Milan, and the new CityLife space on a ride along this line. Schedule First bus: 10:15am from Castello Last bus: 5:45pm from Castello Frequency: Every 90 mins Popular stops: City Life, Arco della Pace, Parco Sempione Please click here for the winter map and timetable valid from Nov 4th. Please click here for a summer map and timetable. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket.

Climb aboard this double-decker bus and explore Milan from a whole new point of view! With 4 lines, 7 buses, and onboard audio commentary in 10 languages, discover every inch of the city. Use the free WiFi onboard to keep friends, family, and followers updated on your beautiful trip. The historic Line A has stops like Sforza Castle, Santa Maria delle Grazie, Piazza Cordusio, and the iconic Duomo. Line B takes you among the skyscrapers and famous shopping streets of the city. Line C is aimed at sports enthusiasts. See the San Siro Stadium, Casa Milan, and the new CityLife space on a ride along this line. Go along Milan’s interconnected canal system on Line D, also known as the Navigli line. Schedule Red line First bus: 11:40am from Castello Last bus: 6:40pm from Castello Frequency: Every 50 mins Popular stops: Duomo, Cenacolo, La Scala Blue line First bus: 10am from Duomo Last bus: 6:10pm from Duomo Frequency: Every 20-30 mins Popular stops: Porta Venezia, Duomo, Buenos Aires Yellow line First bus: 9:50am from Castello Last bus: 6:15pm from Castello Frequency: Every 30 mins Popular stops: Brera, Duomo, La Scala Green line First bus: 10:15am from Castello Last bus: 5:45pm from Castello Frequency: Every 90 mins Popular stops: City Life, Arco della Pace, Parco Sempione Please click here for a detailed route map and boarding points. You can join the tour at any stop and hop on and off for the duration of your ticket. Malpensa Express Use a convenient, high-speed transfer to get from Milan's Malpensa Airport to Milan Central Station. These flexible tickets can be used anytime within 3 hours of the selected departure time. On this 51-minute ride, you will avoid the traffic and parking costs. Malpensa Express is located under Terminal 1, a few minutes walk from the arrivals area, located on the ground floor, while all areas needed for departures are located on the first floor. Milan Central station is the main interchange with all public transport services and lines to cities like Rome, Florence, Bologna, Venice, Naples, and Salerno.