• Raphael Tours in Milan - This tour is provided by Raphael Tours.
• Brera District - For those seeking a unique experience in Milan, this 2.5-hour walking tour is ideal!

Brera, one of Milan’s most enchanting areas, is named after the Brera Academy of Fine Arts, which played a significant role in establishing Brera as an artistic district with a bohemian vibe.

• Pinacoteca di Brera - Take a quick look at the courtyard of Brera Palace to admire a bronze replica of Antonio Canova’s statue of Napoleon as Mars Peacemaker.

Stroll through the streets of what was once a bustling red-light district, with buildings that were once well-known brothels. Via Fiori Chiari, Via Formentini, and Via San Carpoforo are now filled with antique, vintage, and art shops.

• Basilica di San Simpliciano - Continue to see some historical palaces and the ancient Basilica di San Simpliciano, one of the city’s oldest churches.

Next, walk to Moscova Square and pass through the famous Via Solferino and Via San Marco, reaching Conca dell’Incoronata, the basin that connects the waters of the Martesana canal with the city’s central canals, designed by Leonardo da Vinci.

• Corso Como - Arrive at the newer part of Milan, where you’ll find Eataly, the renowned Italian market hall located in the building of the old Teatro Smeraldo.

A must-visit is 10 Corso Como, the “concept shop” that has been a design and lifestyle hub since 1990, founded by gallerist and publisher Carla Sozzani. The shopping complex features outlets showcasing and selling art, fashion, music, furniture, and books.

• Porta Nuova - The final stop is at Porta Nuova, a futuristic urban renewal project created by a team of internationally acclaimed architects. They redesigned the area with buildings serving various purposes: offices, commercial spaces, and luxury residential palaces, all connected by a pedestrian network of gardens, squares, footbridges, and bike paths.

• Piazza Gae Aulenti - The Porta Nuova complex overlooks Piazza Gae Aulenti, which is part of the Unicredit bank tower designed by Cesar Pelli, the tallest skyscraper in Italy.

• Local guide

• Hotel pickup and drop-off
• Brera Palace collection is not included

This 2.5-hour outdoor walking tour guides you through two renowned and contrasting areas of Milan. Brera is one of Milan’s most charming districts! With flowers adorning the balconies and narrow, enchanting alleys, it boasts delightful antique and vintage shops. Brera is also home to one of Italy’s most significant galleries. Accompanied by a local guide, you will stroll along Via Fiori Chiari and Via Madonnina, two of the area’s most characteristic streets. You will explore the courtyard of the Brera Art Gallery and discover the amazing hidden corners of this wonderful neighborhood! Be amazed by the Early Christian church of San Simpliciano, dating back to the third century A.D., which still preserves its original cloister. Exiting the Brera district, you will arrive in Moscova, a completely different area, known as the heart of nightlife and the center of cutting-edge projects like the Unicredit Tower, the tallest skyscraper in Italy.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.