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This in-app audio tour guides you through Milan, the city of timeless beauty and impressive contrasts. Our journey begins at Duomo, the largest Gothic cathedral in Italy. In the Piazza, there is a portal to another era: Museo del Novecento exhibits remarkable artworks created in the 20th century. Exploring Duomo Square, you can visit the Royal Palace or go shopping (or at least window shopping) at Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, an architectural masterpiece with luxurious shops and cafes. The gallery leads you to one of the world's greatest opera theatres – La Scala. You'll stroll through the Brera district, known for its charm and bohemian atmosphere. Don't miss the chance to visit the Brera Art Gallery and marvel at the works by Titian, Raphael, Tintoretto, Caravaggio, Rubens, etc. Passing by Santa Maria del Carmine church, you will reach Sforza Castle. Not only is it a formidable fortress, but it is also a place housing several museums. You'll see Santa Maria delle Grazie with Leonardo da Vinci's 'Last Supper'. Besides, you'll learn the story of Saint Ambrose, a patron saint of Milan, and admire the early Christian Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio. You can even visit the Ambrosian Library, the oldest public library in Italy! Ultimately, you'll see Milan from another perspective: the first skyscrapers, Velasca and Pirelli Towers, and the great San-Siro stadium will prove Milan's modernity and architectural eclecticism. Embark on the tour and see it yourself!
This in-app audio tour caters to solo travelers and history enthusiasts eager to uncover the essence of Milan at their own pace, including a ticket to the starting point: Duomo di Milano. Immerse yourself in a rich narrative that guides you through a city steeped in history, from the magnificent views atop the cathedral to the serene ambiance of the Naviglio Grande canal. Begin at the Duomo di Milano, where you'll marvel at the sprawling cityscape and the Alps beyond. Then, meander through the illustrious Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, stand in awe of the legendary Teatro alla Scala, and explore the formidable Castello Sforzesco. The route will lead you to the contemplative Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio, the hallmark Colonne di San Lorenzo, and into the hallowed grounds of Basilica di San Lorenzo Maggiore. Navigate through the historic Porta Ticinese and end your sojourn at Basilica di San Eustorgio, home to remarkable Christian relics. Please note, while the grandeur of the Duomo di Milano is a highlight, the audio tour encompasses external observations, and an interior guide of the Duomo is not included.
With your ticket to the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci included, this self-guided audio tour is designed for anyone interested in embracing the splendor of Milan through the footsteps of geniuses, the echoes of historic opera, and the allure of high fashion. Starting from the museum that honors the great Leonardo, you'll set out on a sensory-rich journey along a carefully curated route, ending in the tranquil embrace of the San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore's frescoes. Navigate from the ingenious intersection of art and technology, carry on to the hallowed halls of Santa Maria delle Grazie, and wind through a tapestry of Milanese culture, encompassing both the ancient and the contemporary. Your path will lead you past the historic Basilica of Sant'Ambrogio to the opulent Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, before arriving at the ornate spires of the Duomo di Milano. The route encapsulates the city's finest sites, each punctuated by compelling narratives and visually striking panoramas—ready for your independent exploration. As you immerse yourself in these experiences, please note that an audio tour inside the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci is not provided, giving you the freedom to observe its outer marvels and absorb its scientific legacy before venturing through Milan's illustrious corridors.