The Last Supper Half-Day Tour (Japanese) | Milan Sightseeing, La Scala, Duomo Square

The Last Supper is known as Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, but because of this, viewing slots are limited, and reservations are famously difficult to secure.

The biggest appeal of this tour is that it guarantees viewing of “The Last Supper”. It’s the perfect half-day plan for those who definitely want to see the famous painting.

The viewing includes commentary by a Japanese guide. The guide will explain the background and highlights of the work in detail in Japanese, making it an experience where you don’t just “see” it, but deeply understand it.

After the viewing, you’ll take a stroll through Milan. While walking through the beautiful cobblestone streets of the historic city, you’ll stroll along Magenta Street and stop by the Starbucks Reserve in Milan, known for its luxurious interior (a store often called “the most beautiful Starbucks in the world”).

Furthermore, you’ll efficiently visit Milan’s representative landmarks such as the Teatro alla Scala, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, and Piazza del Duomo on foot, allowing you to see many highlights in a limited amount of time.

This tour offers a good balance of famous painting appreciation and city sightseeing, making it recommended for first-time visitors to Milan and those who want to experience the classic sights in a short amount of time!

Day’s Itinerary

• View "The Last Supper" (admission guaranteed)
• Deepen your understanding while listening to commentary from a Japanese guide
• Stroll along Magenta Street, then stop by "the most beautiful Starbucks in the world"
• Tour major landmarks such as Teatro alla Scala, Galleria, and Piazza del Duomo on foot *The order of spots visited may change depending on the day of the week you participate. Please check the package itinerary for details.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q. Can I bring large luggage or drinks? A. Large luggage such as suitcases and food/drinks (including plastic bottles) may be restricted. We recommend participating with minimal luggage. Q. How much walking is involved? A. Since you will be sightseeing in Milan on foot, we recommend wearing comfortable walking shoes.