Milan, seen from above. We begin on the Highline rooftop above Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, one of the rarest vantage points in the city: a glass-and-iron arcade built in 1877, viewed not from within its elegant boutiques but from above its vaulted roof, looking out across the city toward the white marble silhouette of the Duomo. From there, a guide leads you through the doors of the Duomo di Milano — the third-largest cathedral in the world, nearly six centuries in the making — for an interior visit that moves through its nave of 52 pillars, its 40 stained-glass windows dating back to the 15th century, and the sculptural detail most visitors walk past without slowing down.
The experience culminates where Milan earns its skyline: fast-track lift access to the Duomo Rooftop Terraces, a high walkway among 135 marble spires and over 3,000 statues, with the full breadth of the city — and on clear days, the Alps — laid out below. Ten guests maximum. A pace that lets you actually see it.
We meet next to the Leonardo3 museum entrance.
Guests begin the experience with an elevated walk along the Highline rooftop above Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. From this exclusive panoramic walkway, they enjoy sweeping views over Piazza Duomo, La Scala, and Milan’s historic skyline while the guide introduces the urban development and architectural significance of the gallery and surrounding district. The rooftop promenade offers a unique perspective over the city’s most elegant 19th-century arcade.
Guests enter the Duomo Cathedral for a guided interior visit exploring its Gothic architecture, sculptural program, stained-glass windows, and symbolic elements. The guide provides historical context and architectural interpretation, highlighting key chapels, artworks, and structural details. This visit focuses on understanding the scale, craftsmanship, and spiritual dimension of Milan’s most iconic monument.
Guests ascend to the Duomo Rooftop Terraces using priority fast-track access and lift service. From the upper terraces, they walk among marble spires, statues, and pinnacles while enjoying panoramic views across Milan and, on clear days, the Alps. The guide explains the architectural details, sculptural symbolism, and engineering complexity of the cathedral’s rooftop structure.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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