Sforza Castle tickets and tours
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Experience Milan’s historical highlights with an expert local guide as you take a three-hour walking tour of such sites as: - Leonardo’s Las...
Duration 3 hours
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The fifteenth-century Sforza Castle was commissioned by Francesco Sforza, the former Duke of Milan. The residence of the city’s lords for fo...
Duration a day
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Choose this 2-hour walking tour and dive into the unexpected Renaissance side of Milan. Start with the marvelous UNESCO-listed Church of San...
Duration 2 hours
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How can you visit the central area and get a view in the open air without getting tired? Entrust the new way to visit Milan! You can stop wh...
Duration 2 hours
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Have a short time in Milan? Skip the lines and enjoy the city’s top sites!This full-day walking tour of Milan covers all the must-see sights...
Duration 6 hours
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Milan, 1498. Ludovico called “il Moro” encourage French army in Italy to use them against his enemies. But Milan is now a target too. The ci...
Duration 3 hours
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Your tour starts at the center of the city (geographically and socially) with the famous Milan Duomo. This incredible Cathedral is often des...
Duration 3 hours
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The inside story
The Sforza Castle was built in the 15th century by Francesco Sforza, the Duke of Milan, and was the residence of the lords of the city for four centuries. It was one of the biggest citadels in Europe and it is sited along the Sempione Park's margin, the largest park in the city. Following an extensive restoration work carried out at the beginning of the twentieth century, it now houses several of the city's museums and art collections.
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