Palazzo Reale: Self-Guided Audio Tours

This walking tour explores Milan's past and present through the eyes of a local. You'll see all the main attractions that the city has to offer. The tour begins with a visit to Piazza Cadorna. Here you'll find the Needle, Thread, and Knot monument. In addition, you'll learn that Milan isn't just the fashion capital, but also the financial, and culinary center of Italy. It'll become clear to you why so many Italians dream of living here. Passing through the famous Parco Sempione, you'll arrive at the magnificent Castello Sforzesco. On that pass, you'll find information on medieval Milan and lifehacks for the apperitivo. After walking through the shopping street via Dante, you will come to Piazza dei Mercanti. It's there that you'll be able to try the messenger used by the merchants of ancient Italy. This tour features a visit to the famous Piazza dei Affari to see what has been called the most scandalous monument. You'll discover that the term "L.O.V.E" stands for freedom, hate, revenge and eternity for Melaneses. A visit to Piazza Duomo will give you the opportunity to learn more about the history of one of the world's largest cathedrals. You'll also learn how Napoleon became the King of Italy. Additionally, you'll find a spot in the Galleria where you can make a wish. At the exit of the Galleria you'll find the monument to da Vinci and La Scala Theater. The tour will conclude with an exploration of the most artistic district of the city: Brera.

This walking tour explores Leonardo da Vinci's connection to Milan and touches his genius. The tour begins at Piazza Della Scala, where you'll see Leonardo da Vinci's monument and learn about the 20 years the famous artist spent in Milan. Da Vinci’s closest disciple will be revealed, as well as the painting for which he modelled to his teacher. After passing through the famous Galleria Vittorio Emmanuele II, you will arrive at the magnificent Piazza Del Duomo and Palazzo Reale. There you will find Leonardo's plan for improving the city. Through the medieval Piazza dei Mercati and via Dante, you will find Teatro Piccolo. Leonardo's closest friend lived there, and you will find out who he was. Discover Castello Sforzesco and the park behind it, one of Milan's main attractions. This is where Leonardo lived and worked. You will learn in details who hired him and for what purpose. Afterwards, you will reach Santa Maria Delle Grazie, where da Vinci created "The Last Supper". This work will be examined in details. You will find out who modeled for Jesus and Judas. Additionally, you'll learn how to get tickets to "The Last Supper". The tour will conclude at Leonardo da Vinci's Museum of Science and Technology showing you how da Vinci's ideas have evolved and how they have influenced our modern way of life. Get ready for your journey!

Why did the city authorities of Milan decide to appease the king? How did some of the most beautiful galleries in the world appear? And why did its architect commit suicide? If you want to learn more about the Gallery of Victor Emmanuel II, one of the most significant examples of cast-iron architecture, welcome to our free mini-tour! You will see the monument of Victor Emmanuel II, the interior of the Gallery, Prada Store – one of the oldest in the world, and an unusual mosaic that grants wishes. It is a free mini-tour specially designed so that you can enjoy the architectural masterpiece of Milan and try out our application in use. If you like this walk, you can visit other WeGoTrip tours. Usually, our tours last about 2 hours. Thanks to this pace, you can completely immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a certain place. Start exploring Milan with WeGoTrip!

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!