Hop on aboard this double-decker bus and explore the Milanese scene from a different point of view! With 4 lines, 7 buses and onboard audio commentary in 10 languages, cover every inch of Milan. Line A (Red) On the historic Line A, stop by sites such as the Sforza Castle, Santa Maria delle Grazie, Piazza Cordusio, and then continue towards the Duomo. Schedule The first bus is at 11:05am from Castello. Last bus is at 4:10pm. Frequency: Every 50 minutes. Popular stops: Piazza Duomo, La Scala Theater. Line B (Blue) Line B goes through the new skyscrapers of the city, and along the famous shopping streets. Popular stops include Porta Venezia and Buenos Aires. Schedule The first bus is at 11:05am from Centrale Station. Last bus is at 4:30pm from Duomo. Frequency: Every 30 minutes in the morning, every 1 hour in the afternoon. Line C (Green) 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. Schedule The first bus is at 2:10pm from Castello. Last bus is at 4:50pm. Frequency: Every 1 hour 20 minutes. Line D (Yellow) Popular stops on this route include Corso Magenta and the Navigli district lined with canals and boutiques. Schedule The first bus is at 10am from Duomo. Last bus is at 4:35pm from Castello. Frequency: Approx every 1 hour 15 minutes. Please click here for the detailed schedule, and here for the route map.

Taste the Milanese classy lifestyle: from aperitivo to tiramisù. Explore the trendy and picturesque Navigli district with your tastebuds...the next best thing to being backstage at fashion week. Savor hand-stretched pizza from a baker who’s led teams at a 3-Michelin-Star restaurant and learn about the history behind Da Vinci and ancient Milan while savouring fresh cuts of carpaccio and gorgonzola sitting next to canals. Enjoy traditional Ligurian cuisine like Farinata cooked the old-fashioned way and iconic Risotto as you uncover what it truly means to dine “Alla Milanese“.

You’ll join one of our local Milan hosts for an exhilarating half-day experience of their city. From local food to must-see sites like, Duomo di Milano, you’ll discover the city’s unique charm and local culture. Customized to suit your taste, you’ll visit a creative neighborhood like the Navigli district, grab some lunch at a trendy market and discover hidden local gems like I Pesciolini. Within 24 hours after booking you'll receive a short questionnaire about your personality and interests. Based on your responses, you'll be assigned a like-minded host. Your host will communicate with you directly to suggest an itinerary to help you discover what makes the city unique. You will also agree on a meeting time and place. Your itinerary is flexible, so during the experience, you can always change your mind about what you want to do.

Embark on a culinary journey through Milan's vibrant Navigli district, where centuries-old canals intertwine with a bustling food scene.

Enjoy this walking tour exploring one of the most famous areas of the city, the Navigli district. This area is both charming and full of history, ready to be discovered.

The “Navigli” and the “Darsena” are among the things to see in Milan. Because of its story but also because this district is a very amazing part of Milan. Discover Milan’s ancient Navigli district and learn about its history and traditions on this 1.5 hour walking tour. The series of canals that ring the old city of Milan make a grand setting for this sightseeing tour. You get a look at the old trading harbor, bridges, and alleyways that frame the sights, and learn about the centuries of history behind the waterways. This is a walking tour, is not included the boat tour

Experience the magic of Milan's historic Navigli district for yourself on this unforgettable voyage of discovery. Sip a refreshing cocktail and savour delicious food as you sail along the spectacular Naviglio and take in the views of the typical Milanese railing houses – a timeless reminder of the city's past. As you make your way along the canal, you'll witness the grandeur of the Church of San Cristoforo, whose construction dates all the way back to the 13th century. You'll also see the historic Canottieri Milano Olona and the famous Alley of the Laundrymen – an architectural masterpiece named after its former residents, who used to wash their laundry here. Listen to the insightful commentary and soak up some local history, or simply sit back and soak up the atmosphere, chatting with your friends as you take in the beauty of Milan.