Tour histórico a pé por Milão com ingresso para A Última Ceia

¡Dios es bueno! Aprendí mucho sobre la Última Cena, el alcalde y el Duomo (que significa Catedral). Nuestra guía, Chiara, fue informativa y divertida. Tiene un don para recordar de dónde es cada persona y se aseguró de que todos estuviéramos presentes. Estuvimos de pie durante 3 horas, pero no caminamos demasiado rápido ni lejos. ¡Gran recorrido! Fotos de donde nos encontramos (a la izquierda de la puerta principal de la iglesia), un hombre amable que nos registró y nos dio un dispositivo de escucha, Chiara mostrándonos cómo Leonardo puso su autorretrato en la foto, una bonita calle arbolada y caminando por la calle con nuestro grupo.

It's a privilege to see "The Last Supper" in person! Skipping the hassle of securing tickets and having a guide explain several city center attractions makes joining a guided tour a wise choice. Some members of our group had limited time, so they chose to view the painting with the group for the first 30 minutes and then left. If you also have limited time but still wish to see the famous painting, this guided tour is worth considering.

A very hot day but very informative and the highlight was The Last Supper, so moving

The tour guide's explanations were excellent. Many attractions require a guide's commentary to truly appreciate them. The walking tour with the guide was a fantastic experience!

Amazing tour with informative tour guide. We got lost in the middle of the walking tour, it seemed like some tourists only wanted to see The Last Supper, so there were people leaving after that part, and after we got some coffee and went back to the meeting point, the group left without us. It took us some time to catch up with them at the castle. In general it was still quite nice.

The tour guide was very responsible and made sure everyone in the group kept up. The explanations were very detailed, and the final dinner was a pleasant surprise. It's definitely worth participating.

The meeting point is in front of the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Look for staff holding a "Wander in Italy" sign to check in (the meeting information on the website is insufficient). The entire tour lasts approximately 3.5 to 4 hours, and walking the whole way can be a bit tiring. Travelers with elderly companions or children should consider this carefully.

When I visited the Dolomites, I couldn't understand why some people smiled at "Danke" instead of "Grazie." Thanks to Lala, I came to better understand the characteristics of Northern Italy and the significance of Italian unification. Everything was satisfying, from The Last Supper and Castello Sforzesco to La Scala. The next time I visit Milan, I would like to see a Beethoven symphony at La Scala conducted by Chung.

The tour guide arrived at the church entrance 15 minutes early as scheduled. Although the 11:45 AM slot for 'The Last Supper' actually started at 12:15 PM, it was a deeply moving and worthwhile experience! The subsequent walking tour lasted about two hours, and many people gradually left midway, making it a relaxed and pressure-free itinerary.

No se preocupe si no encuentra al guía a su llegada. Él/ella aparecerá seguro, buscando a esta persona y ¡listo! Marshella, nuestra guía, es muy amable y puede darle toda la información que necesite.