Discover the most iconic and fascinating places in Milan, the city that will host the village of the next winter Olympic games in 2026, with the tours on our double-decker buses. Be enchanted by the modernity and the efficiency of the city, comfortably seated on our panoramic buses, listening to the stories and anecdotes of our audio guides. Start the tour from all our bus stops and don’t forget that you can get on and off whenever you want. Get off and take your time to visit Cenacolo, Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio, Science and Technology Museum, Navigli, and more. Then get on the bus again whenever you want. The stops of the tour are: 1. Duomo, 2. Scala, 3. Palazzo Dugnani, 4. Repubblica, 5. Stazione Centrale, 6. Palazzo Regione Lombardia, 7. Gae Aulenti/Stazione Garibaldi, 8. Cimitero Monumentale, 9. Lega Lombarda, Acquario/Parco Sempione, 10. Castello, 11. Cairoli, 12. Cadorna, 13. Cenacolo, 14. Paleocapa, 15. Triennale, 16. Arco della Pace, 17. City Life, 18. Buonarroti, 19. Pagano, 20. Conciliazione, 21. Sant'Ambrogio, 22. Museo Scienza e Tecnica, 23. Navigli, 24. Parco Basiliche, 25. Università Studi, 26. San Babila.

Your 1.5-hour walking tour begins in Piazza Sant’Eustorgio, in front of the basilica that was founded in the early Christian era. Your walk will take you to the Darsena, site of an ancient inner harbor built during the Spanish era and active until the 1970s for the regional trade. During the tour you’ll learn about the history of the canal from the 12th century, and how Leonardo later improved the system of locks. Hear about the tradition of ancient trades and the people who lived along the waterways. Cross the Triumph Bridge and walk along the Naviglio Pavese, crossing picturesque alleys as you continue to the Naviglio Grande, Milan’s main canal. After reaching the canal you’ll walk with your guide until you come to Vicolo dei Lavandai, a corner that has been kept intact. After the tour you may want to stay to enjoy an aperitivo at one of the bars lining the banks of the canals, or enjoy a meal at a traditional Milanese trattoria.

Climb aboard a personal transporter and embark on a 2-hour tour of Milan and its network of historic waterways, known as the "navigli." Benefit from the services of a licensed guide as you head off to the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, home to Leonardo da Vinci's legendary painting of "The Last Supper." Admire the church from the outside and hear an explanation of its art and history. Then, continue to the inland port of La Darsena on the canals of the city. Glide over to the Roman columns of the Colonne di San Lorenzo. Take a look at the Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio. Next, go to Piazza Affari to see the uncompromising L.O.V.E. statue by the Italian artist, Maurizio Cattelan.