If you're seeking a destination that strikes the perfect balance between old-fashioned romance and a contemporary cosmopolitan atmosphere, Milan is the ideal city for you. Not to mention, it is renowned as the home of one of Leonardo Da Vinci's most famous masterpieces: The Last Supper. Due to the delicate nature of this mural, only a limited number of people are allowed entry at a time, making it extremely rare to obtain a ticket. Sometimes, these tickets are sold out several months in advance. However, we assure you that you won't find yourself amidst a crowd, struggling to catch a glimpse of it. This exclusive tour includes a pre-booked entrance to the Last Supper, ensuring you bypass the line and enjoy an intimate viewing of this legendary artwork. Nevertheless, there is much more to uncover in this city. Over the centuries, Milan has witnessed the contributions of some of the world's finest architects. And there's no better way to explore the various facets of this metropolis than through a guided walking tour. Led by one of our knowledgeable guides, you'll embark on a journey to discover Milan's most memorable architectural gems. We'll begin with the medieval castle, Castello Sforzesco, which was once the residence of the powerful Sforza dynasty. Renowned artists such as Bramantino and Leonardo Da Vinci himself adorned the frescoes of the Sala Delle Asse within the castle. Today, the castle houses several museums and art collections. As we continue our stroll through Via Dante and Piazza Mercanti—places that once welcomed merchants from all corners of the globe—you'll be treated to a breathtaking view of Milan's Cathedral, known as the Duomo. This striking gothic cathedral, one of the world's largest, boasts 135 spires and 3,200 statues adorning its roof and facade. Our guide will provide insights into why it took half a millennium to complete this architectural marvel. We'll venture closer to the Duomo as we approach the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a 19th-century glass-vaulted shopping arcade. Bursting with fashionable shops and cafes, it has earned the nickname "Milan's drawing room" or "salotto di Milano" due to its historical significance as a gathering place for the people of Milan. Upon crossing the gallery, we'll find ourselves in a spacious square that houses the prestigious Opera House, La Scala. This world-renowned venue has witnessed breathtaking performances by some of the greatest musicians and opera singers, including Pavarotti and Giuseppe Verdi. As part of this package, we are delighted to offer you a 24-hour entry ticket to explore the theater and its museum at your leisure after our tour concludes. To add the perfect finishing touch, our walking tour will culminate at Santa Maria delle Grazie, the UNESCO World Heritage site housing "The Last Supper." Thanks to your skip-the-line ticket, you'll enjoy fast access to this iconic masterpiece. It's the ideal way to conclude your immersive journey into Milan's architectural and artistic wonders.