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Milan: Navigli and Darsena Boat Tour

Aperitif by boat on the Navigli

Voucher for QC Terme Milano Spa

Fondazione Prada Milan: Entry Ticket

Milan: Guided Italian Pub Crawl

Milan: Highlights and Hidden Gems Bike Tour

STEP FuturAbility District: Entry Ticket

Milan: Small-Group Wine Tasting Tour

Milan: Guided E-bike Tour

Milan: Local Aperitivo + Street Food Tour

Milan: Small-Group Wine & Food Tour

Milan: Market Tour and Dining Experience at a Local’s Home

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Discover Milan from the water as you take a tour of the city using its canals and dock. 

This one-hour tour of the city by electric boat will lead you past some of Milan's most famous locations. There is an informative audio guide available in many languages (Italian, English, German, French, Spanish, Portuguese) for you to enhance your experience.

Starting from the Naviglio Grande, you'll see typical Milanese railing houses that paint a picture of Milan in the past. After a few more minutes of idyllic cruising, you'll encounter one of the oldest churches in the city: the Church of San Cristoforo, whose construction began in the 13th century.

Advancing further along the Naviglio Grande, you'll run into the historic headquarters of Canottieri Milano Olona and the famous Vicolo dei lavandai, an architectural gem named after the residents who used to wash their laundry there.

Experience the magic of Milan's historic Navigli district for yourself on this unforgettable voyage of discovery. 

Sip a refreshing cocktail and savour delicious food as you sail along the spectacular Naviglio and take in the views of the typical Milanese railing houses – a timeless reminder of the city's past. 

As you make your way along the canal, you'll witness the grandeur of the Church of San Cristoforo, whose construction dates all the way back to the 13th century. 

You'll also see the historic Canottieri Milano Olona and the famous Alley of the Laundrymen – an architectural masterpiece named after its former residents, who used to wash their laundry here. 

Listen to the insightful commentary and soak up some local history, or simply sit back and soak up the atmosphere, chatting with your friends as you take in the beauty of Milan.

City life can be chaotic, and in a Milan that never sleeps there's a magical place to recharge your batteries. QC Terme Milano has everything you want from a spa and wellness center – whirlpools, saunas, relaxation rooms, steam baths and more. It's a peaceful sanctuary in Porta Romana. This ticket gives you one-day access to the spa with a robe, towel, and pair of slippers included!

Visit the current exhibitions at the Fondazione Prada in Milan.

The site was designed by OMA, led by Rem Koolhaas, and is housed in renovated early 20th-century distillery buildings.

Alongside temporary exhibitions, you can see permanent projects by international artists such as Thomas Demand, Robert Gober, Louise Bourgeois, Andreas Slominski, and filmmaker Jean-Luc Godard.

You can also visit *Atlas*, a project featuring works and large installations about the foundation’s history.

Join a pub crawl in Milan to visit streets and bars in the Navigli area. Listen to music, see the views, and meet people.

Walk to popular squares adored by locals and students in Italy's famous aperitivo zone. Participate in ice-breaker games and visit 3–4 bars. Finish the night at the entrance of a nightclub for an extra fee.

Make more of your time in Milan with a bike tour, which will get you out and about and into parts of the city that buses can't reach!

The ride starts in the old, bohemian Ticinese district, named after the city gate of the same name. Pedal onwards and stop at all the must-see areas of the city center, including the stunning Gothic cathedral of the Duomo, the Palazzo Reale, the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele and the world-famous La Scala Opera House. 

From there, check out the Brera, the district of artists that hosts the city’s Pinacoteca (Art Gallery), and the modern architecture of the Porta Nuova district. 

Pedal on to the Castello Sforzesco, soak up the air in the city's green lung, the Parco Sempione, and visit the Roman ruins from the Imperial era, when Milan was the capital of a glorious Roman Empire. Its Palace, Circus and Amphitheatre just beg for a few photos!

Have you ever wondered what the future will be like? 

At STEP FuturAbility District, you'll 'step' into the future to discover career paths and skills you've only dreamed about. 

Between dynamic installations, immersive spaces and multimedia screens, you will have a chance to discover the professions and technology of the future.

Visit a traditional wine bar in Milan for a guided wine-tasting experience.

Taste three types of Italian wines: red, white, and sparkling, paired with local appetizers.

Learn from an expert sommelier about the unique qualities of each wine and how to pair them with dishes.

Take a 3-hour e-bike tour through Milan, Italy's fashion and financial center. 

You will see key landmarks with context provided by your guide. Along the route, hear stories and find plenty of spots for photos. 

Witness the city's blend of historic and modern architecture, as well as its artistic and commercial aspects. 

Ride comfortably on an e-bike while visiting places that make Milan special.

Hungry? Luckily for you, Milan is the capital of Italian food, thanks to the huge number of VIP chefs and the convergence of different culinary traditions from all over the world. Join a real "foodie" on this tantalising, tasty tour and discover the Milan aperitivo, and the place it was born in the shadows of the Duomo.

Discover how the Milaneses relax after work and enjoy a drink and salami in a bar, and enjoy an aperitivo in the Navigli area - a local favourite! There’s no night out in town that begins without an “ape” (short for aperitivo) on the little bridges.

Together with your "foodie", you will discover different ways of relishing the aperitivo Milanese, from the version sold on the street food to the real Milan aperitivo in a bar, with an assortment of delicious snacks.

Join a wine and food tour through a vibrant neighborhood in Milan. Enjoy tastings of local dishes and products, starting with a glass of Franciacorta sparkling wine at a renowned location.

Next, taste Italian cuisine at one of Milan's top restaurants with a delicious risotto, fresh pasta dish, and wine pairing. Visit a cheese shop specializing in unpasteurized cheeses for a unique tasting experience.

Explore a five-course meal where each dish is expertly paired with wine, ending with a delightful dessert.

Step into the lively atmosphere of a bustling local market, followed by a delicious dining experience in the cozy setting of a local Italian home. Witness an engaging cooking demonstration and enjoy classic recipes straight from authentic Italian cookbooks.

Your ticket grants you access to a delicious four-course meal. Begin your culinary journey with a pleasing starter, followed by a flavorful pasta dish. The main course, accompanied by a side dish, promises to satisfy your taste buds. Finish off your meal with a tasty dessert. Refresh yourself with local wines, water, and coffee, all included in the experience.

The hosts provide warm Italian hospitality, sharing their love for local cuisine with guests. The specialties they serve tell the tale of their traditional regional fare.

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