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Discover Milan in just 2 hours with a private guided tour covering Piazza Gae Aulenti, Brera, Castello Sforzesco, and more, including gelato stops.

The Milano: 2-Hour Private City Highlights Kickstart Tour offers a quick yet thorough glimpse into Milan’s vibrant mix of modern design, historic landmarks, and artistic neighborhoods. For €65 per person, this private walking experience is perfect for those short on time but eager to see the key sights. The tour begins at Piazza Gae Aulenti, renowned for its sleek skyscrapers, and weaves through the city’s most iconic spots, including the Castello Sforzesco and the artsy Brera district.
What makes this tour stand out is its focus on personalized, expert-guided storytelling. It’s ideal for travelers who appreciate a flexible, intimate experience with a knowledgeable guide. The tour balances history, culture, fashion, and modern Milan—plus a delightful gelato stop—making it a well-rounded introduction to the city. While the tour covers many highlights, it’s a brisk walk designed for those who want a compact overview without long sightseeing stops.
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The tour kicks off at Piazza Gae Aulenti, a striking example of Milan’s contemporary architecture. Here, sleek skyscrapers and interactive fountains set the tone for a city that balances cutting-edge design with tradition. The guide leads you through this modern landscape, explaining the significance of the buildings and how Milan’s skyline continues to evolve.
From this vantage point, travelers get a sense of Milan’s forward-looking spirit. The area is perfect for photos, especially with its futuristic vibe and sweeping city views. The tour then moves swiftly to nearby 10 Corso Como, a hotspot for fashion boutiques and contemporary art.

Next, the itinerary takes you to Santa Maria Incoronata, a church that showcases Renaissance architecture. This stop is great for family photos and appreciating stunning frescoes. The guide offers insights into the church’s history and its role in Milan’s artistic heritage.
Though not a major tourist magnet, Santa Maria Incoronata provides a peaceful contrast to the bustling city. It’s an excellent spot for quiet reflection and capturing authentic Milanese architecture. The visit lasts around 15 minutes, making it a perfect short stop before more lively districts.

No Milan tour is complete without a sweet treat, and this tour’s gelato stop at Vero Gelateria does not disappoint. Known for creamy textures and authentic flavors like pistachio and tiramisu, this 15-minute break appeals to all ages.
The gelato shop is family-friendly and offers a variety of flavors, making it an ideal pause to recharge. This small indulgence adds a delicious local flavor to the tour, emphasizing Milan’s love for artful desserts.
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The next highlight is San Simpliciano, one of Milan’s oldest Romanesque churches. The 30-minute visit offers a glimpse into Milan’s early Christian architecture, with the guide explaining its historical significance. This church’s peaceful atmosphere and stunning interior make it a memorable stop.
Exploring San Simpliciano adds a historical touch to the tour, contrasting the modern skyscrapers with centuries-old religious art. It’s an opportunity to appreciate Milan’s layered history in a relaxed setting.
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The Brera district is known for its bohemian vibe, with galleries, boutiques, and cozy cafes lining the streets. The tour spends around 30 minutes here, giving free time for shopping, people-watching, or simply soaking in the artistic atmosphere.
The guide leads you through this charming neighborhood, pointing out notable artshops and historic buildings. It’s a lively, visual feast for those interested in Milan’s creative side and offers plenty of photo opportunities.

Finally, the tour concludes at Castello Sforzesco, a magnificent fortress that houses Michelangelo’s Pietà Rondanini among other artworks. The 15-minute visit focuses on Michelangelo’s masterpieces, and the guide explains the castle’s history and renovation efforts.
Travelers can also enjoy the surrounding gardens to relax after the tour. The castle’s impressive architecture and art collections make it a fitting finale for a whirlwind exploration of Milan’s cultural highlights.
The tour departs from Piazza Gae Aulenti, with the guide waiting at the centre of the square next to the fountain. The coordinates are 45.48367691040039, 9.189665794372559. The entire experience is wheelchair accessible and designed for private groups, ensuring a personalized pace.
With a duration of 2 hours, the tour strikes a balance between comprehensive sightseeing and manageable walking. It begins with 15-minute stops at key locations, with the longest break being at San Simpliciano.

Participants are advised to wear comfortable walking shoes and bring a camera to capture Milan’s scenic spots. The tour includes provided water, so staying hydrated is easy. Since it’s a private experience, it can be tailored to specific interests or needs if requested.
Booking is flexible, with full refunds available if canceled 24 hours in advance. The live guides speak English, Italian, French, and Spanish, ensuring clear communication for a diverse audience.
This private 2-hour tour offers a compact, personalized introduction to Milan’s highlights. It’s perfect for first-time visitors who want a quick yet memorable overview with the flexibility to focus on what interests them most. The combination of modern architecture, historic churches, and art collections makes it a well-rounded experience.
While the tour is brisk, the careful pacing, expert guides, and scenic stops ensure an engaging visit. The inclusion of gelato at a renowned local shop adds a delicious local touch and makes this tour stand out among quick city explorations.
How long does the tour last?
The tour lasts for 2 hours, covering several key Milan sights.
Where does the tour start?
It begins at Piazza Gae Aulenti, with guides waiting at the fountain in the square.
Is the tour suitable for wheelchair users?
Yes, the tour is wheelchair accessible.
What languages are available for the guide?
Guides speak English, Italian, French, and Spanish.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, full refunds are available if canceled at least 24 hours in advance.
What should I wear?
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended for the brisk pace.
Are food and drink included?
The tour includes a gelato stop at Vero Gelateria, but not additional meals.
Is this experience private?
Yes, it’s designed for private groups for a more personalized experience.
How much does it cost?
The price is approximately €65 per person, based on the data provided.
What makes this tour unique?
Its focus on modern Milan’s architecture, historic landmarks, and art, combined with personalized guidance, makes it an efficient and enjoyable way to see the city’s highlights in just two hours.