Discover Milan with Style
Capital of design, fashion, and Italian elegance, Milan is a city where history and modernity blend flawlessly.
Strolling among the spires of the Duomo, the boutiques of the Quadrilatero della Moda, and the skyscrapers of Porta Nuova, one perceives the soul of an international metropolis that never abandons its authenticity.
With our chauffeured service, you can experience Milan in comfort and sophistication, turning every transfer into part of the journey itself.
Places to Visit
Historic Centre – Artistic and Monumental Heart
Duomo di Milano
The city’s ultimate symbol, this extraordinary Gothic cathedral features 135 spires and hundreds of sculpted statues narrating centuries of faith and art. The panoramic terrace—reachable by lift or on foot—offers breathtaking views over the entire city.
Online tickets available: Duomo Milano
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Next to the Duomo, this 19th-century iron-and-glass arcade is one of Europe’s earliest shopping galleries. Luxury boutiques and historic cafés make it the perfect spot for an elegant break.
Free entry.
Teatro alla Scala
One of the world’s most renowned opera houses. Visitors can attend performances or explore the adjoining museum, home to costumes, instruments, and historic stage designs.
Tickets for tours and shows: Teatro alla Scala
Palazzo Reale
Once a ducal residence, today it hosts major international exhibitions of modern and contemporary art.
Tickets available on the official website: Palazzo Reale Milano
Piazza dei Mercanti
A corner suspended in time—the medieval heart of Milan—ideal for a picturesque stop.
Art and Spirituality
Santa Maria delle Grazie & Leonardo’s Last Supper
A Renaissance masterpiece by Bramante and home to Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic fresco. Admission is limited and by reservation only.
Official tickets: Cenacolo Vinciano – MIBACT
Santa Maria presso San Satiro
Celebrated for Bramante’s ingenious perspective illusion—a hidden architectural gem in the heart of the city.
Free entry.
San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore
Known as the “Sistine Chapel of Milan,” it preserves impeccably restored 16th-century frescoes.
Free entry.
Basilica di Sant’Ambrogio
One of Milan’s oldest churches, built in the 4th century—its spiritual and symbolic heart.
Free entry; guided tours available on site.
San Bernardino alle Ossa
Atmospheric and little known, famous for its chapel entirely decorated with human bones.
Free entry.
Chiesa di San Sepolcro
Built over ancient Roman ruins, it features one of the city’s most fascinating underground chambers.
Accessible by reservation.
Abbazia di Morimondo
Located about 30 km from Milan, this medieval Cistercian abbey is a haven of peace and spirituality set in the Lombard countryside.
Free entry or small fee for guided tours: Abbazia di Morimondo
Museums, Collections, and Milanese History
Castello Sforzesco
A 15th-century fortress built by Francesco Sforza, today home to important civic museums including Michelangelo’s Rondanini Pietà.
Tickets available online: Castello Sforzesco Milano
Pinacoteca di Brera
A temple of Italian art, hosting masterpieces by Raphael, Caravaggio, and Hayez, located in the city’s historic arts district.
Online tickets: Pinacoteca di Brera
Museo Poldi Pezzoli
A private house-museum with collections of jewellery, arms, and Renaissance paintings.
Tickets on the official website: Museo Poldi Pezzoli
Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia “Leonardo da Vinci”
One of Europe’s largest science museums, featuring models of Leonardo’s machines and interactive exhibitions.
Online tickets: Museo Scienza Milano
Triennale Milano
Dedicated to design, architecture, and contemporary art, with high-impact temporary exhibitions and installations.
Tickets: La Triennale Milano
Ambrosiana Library & Gallery
Founded in 1609, it houses Leonardo’s Codex Atlanticus and masterpieces by Caravaggio and Botticelli.
Tickets: Ambrosiana Milano
Museo del Novecento
Next to the Duomo, this museum showcases a permanent collection of 20th-century Italian art, including works by Boccioni, Fontana, and Morandi.
Online tickets: Museo del Novecento
Modern Architecture and Iconic Districts
Piazza Gae Aulenti & Porta Nuova
Symbol of contemporary Milan, framed by the Bosco Verticale towers and reflective fountains that glow at night.
Corso Como
A lively street blending shopping, design, and nightlife—perfect for lovers of cosmopolitan atmospheres.
Via Monte Napoleone & the Fashion District
The core of luxury shopping, featuring the most prestigious boutiques in the world.
Arco della Pace & Parco Sempione
A neoclassical gateway and a historic park—ideal for relaxed strolls and photography.
Cimitero Monumentale
A true open-air museum, showcasing funerary sculptures of extraordinary artistic value.
Free entry.
San Siro Stadium
Temple of football and international music. Visitors can explore the locker rooms, the pitch, and the dedicated museum.
Tickets: San Siro Tour
QC Terme Milano
A wellness oasis within the ancient Spanish walls, offering gardens, thermal baths, and relaxation paths.
Reservations: QC Terme Milano
Navigli
Once part of a vast network of navigable canals used to transport goods and passengers, today two canals remain south of the centre, forming one of the city’s most vibrant districts—alive with art galleries, historic cafés, restaurants, and nightlife.
Vicolo dei Lavandai: A charming alley that served as a public washhouse from the Middle Ages to the 1950s—one of the most picturesque corners of the Navigli.
Traditional Cuisine
Milan is also a gastronomic capital where Lombard tradition meets contemporary excellence.
Iconic dishes to try include:
• Saffron risotto
• Ossobuco with purée or risotto
• Traditional Milanese cutlet, thick and buttery
• Cassoeula, a winter stew with cabbage and pork
• Artisanal Panettone, the city’s signature dessert
Many restaurants offer tasting menus that reinterpret these classics in a modern key, paired with Lombard wines such as Franciacorta or Alpine Nebbiolo.
Nightlife
Milan’s nights pulse with energy, elegance, and creativity. Each district offers its own distinctive atmosphere, catering to diverse tastes and styles. Beyond the many clubs and discotheques, some highlights include:
• Brera – The city’s most refined soul, with art galleries, charming venues, and intimate bistros ideal for a glass of wine or a classic cocktail.
• Corso Como & Porta Nuova – The embodiment of contemporary Milan: glittering skyline views, rooftop bars, and cosmopolitan lounges—perfect for a stylish aperitif or an upscale night out.
• Navigli & Porta Ticinese – Retaining the city’s most authentic and convivial character, this area along the canals features waterside bistros, restaurants, and music venues that animate the neighbourhood until late.
• Isola – Milan’s youngest and most creative district, where design, live music, and gastronomy merge. Independent bars, modern terraces, and innovative venues make it a favourite among those seeking a dynamic, international atmosphere.
A Journey of Comfort and Discretion
With our NCC service in Milan, every transfer becomes part of your experience.
Whether you are exploring monuments, museums, artistic districts, or enjoying Milan by night, our multilingual drivers will guide you with professionalism and courtesy, ensuring a pleasant, efficient, and tailor-made service.