What are the different types of tickets available for Duomo Milan?

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Can I buy Duomo Milan tickets at the venue?

Yes, you can purchase tickets at the venue. But, keep in mind that ticketing queues can be long during peak hours.

Can I choose between the lift or stairs to access the Duomo terraces?

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How far in advance should I book my tickets to ensure availability?

To ensure availability, it’s best to book your tickets at least 3-5 days in advance as tickets can sell out quickly.

How do I access the Milan cathedral, terraces, and museum?

To access the Milan Cathedral, terraces, and museum in one go, it's recommended to opt for an all-inclusive ticket.

Is there a specific route I should follow when visiting Duomo Milan?

A suggested route is to start with the rooftop terraces for breathtaking views, followed by exploring the main cathedral interior, including the altar and notable statues like Saint Bartholomew. Finish with a visit to the Duomo Museum and archaeological area to complete your experience.

Should I follow a dress code for visiting the Duomo Milan?

When you visit the Cathedral, ensure that your shoulders and knees and covered. Avoid wearing shorts, mini-skirts, sleeveless tops, or any revealing attire. Additionally, sandals, headgear, and sunglasses should be removed inside the cathedral.

What is the best time to visit Duomo Milan?

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How long does it take to complete a Duomo Milan tour?

The duration of a tour at Duomo Milan can vary based on individual preferences. A typical visit to explore the cathedral, rooftop, and museum may take approximately 2 to 3 hours. However, the time spent can be adjusted according to your pace, interests, and the areas you wish to explore in detail.

Duomo Milan Tickets | Terrace Access and Guided Tours

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Milan Cathedral Terrace Access Tickets

Access Milan Cathedral’s 8,000 sq m terraces with lift or stairs options for panoramic city views!

Gain access to Milan Cathedral’s vast 8,000 sq m terraces, the largest walkable roof on any Gothic cathedral.
Choose between climbing 250 stairs or taking the lift to reach the terraces.
Upgrade your experience with skip-the-line access, ensuring fast entry to the terraces and more time to enjoy the sweeping views of the city.
From the terraces, enjoy gorgeous skyline views, intricate Gothic spires, and the iconic Madonnina statue perched atop the cathedral’s spire.
Discover unique Candoglia marble details on the counterfaçade staircase, featuring Dante’s face, an icepick, rope, racket, and more.

Access Milan Cathedral’s 8,000 sq m terraces with lift or stairs options for panoramic city views!

Gain access to Milan Cathedral’s vast 8,000 sq m terraces, the largest walkable roof on any Gothic cathedral.
Choose between climbing 250 stairs or taking the lift to reach the terraces.
Upgrade your experience with skip-the-line access, ensuring fast entry to the terraces and more time to enjoy the sweeping views of the city.
From the terraces, enjoy gorgeous skyline views, intricate Gothic spires, and the iconic Madonnina statue perched atop the cathedral’s spire.
Discover unique Candoglia marble details on the counterfaçade staircase, featuring Dante’s face, an icepick, rope, racket, and more.

Inclusions

Access to Milan Cathedral's terraces
Access to the terraces via stairs (as per option selected)
Access to the terraces via lift (as per option selected)
Skip the line entry to the terraces (as per option selected)

Exclusions

Access to Milan Cathedral

Access to the Cathedral Museum
Access to Church of San Gottardo & archaeological area

Note: Tickets include access to the terraces only (no entry to the cathedral or museum).
The terraces are accessible by wheelchair only up to the first terrace, which includes limited access to the back choir area. Descent may require using stairs.
This experience is not pram accessible. Please note that only foldable strollers are permitted.
The last entry to the terraces is at 6:10pm.
Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography and tripods are a no-go inside the venue.
Strict dress code: Shoulders and knees must be covered as a sign of respect in sacred spaces. Wearing sandals, headgear, or sunglasses is also prohibited.
While pets cannot tag along on this experience, your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
Prohibited items: Prams, helmets, food, drinks, flowers, knives, glass items, masks, musical instruments, high heels, luggage, and drones.

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Milan Cathedral, Museum & Terrace Access Tickets

Entry to Milan Cathedral with lift or stairs options to access the terrace!

Explore every nook and corner of the Milan Cathedral, the third-largest church in the world, and soak up its rich Gothic architecture.
Choose between stairs or lift access to the rooftop terraces to enjoy stunning views of the city.
Explore the Cathedral Museum, which houses a vast collection of liturgical artifacts, tapestries, and statues.
Don't miss the Church of San Gottardo and its beautifully preserved pink marble bell tower topped by the gilded Archangel Michael.
Complete your journey with a visit to the sacred crypt, home to significant religious relics and Tuscan columns.

Entry to Milan Cathedral with lift or stairs options to access the terrace!

Explore every nook and corner of the Milan Cathedral, the third-largest church in the world, and soak up its rich Gothic architecture.
Choose between stairs or lift access to the rooftop terraces to enjoy stunning views of the city.
Explore the Cathedral Museum, which houses a vast collection of liturgical artifacts, tapestries, and statues.
Don't miss the Church of San Gottardo and its beautifully preserved pink marble bell tower topped by the gilded Archangel Michael.
Complete your journey with a visit to the sacred crypt, home to significant religious relics and Tuscan columns.

Inclusions

Access to Milan Cathedral
Access to the Cathedral Museum
Access to the terraces via stairs or lift (as per option selected)
Skip-the-line entry to the cathedral complex (as per option selected)
Audio guide (as per option selected)

The Duomo Museum and St. Gottardo Church are closed on Wednesdays.
The terraces are accessible by wheelchair only up to the first terrace, which includes limited access to the back choir area. Descent may require using stairs.
This experience is accessible by wheelchair, but not pram. Please note that only foldable strollers are permitted.
The last entry to the terraces is at 6:10pm.
Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography and tripods are a no-go inside the venue.
Strict dress code: Shoulders and knees must be covered as a sign of respect in sacred spaces. Wearing sandals, headgear, or sunglasses is also prohibited.
While pets cannot tag along on this experience, your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
Prohibited items: Prams, helmets, food, drinks, flowers, knives, glass items, masks, musical instruments, high heels, luggage, and drones.

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Milan Cathedral and Terraces Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

Skip the wait and explore Milan Cathedral with expert-guided insights and breathtaking rooftop views!

Breeze through the long ticketing queues and dive into the rich heritage of Milan Cathedral, the third-largest church in the world.
Pick up interesting anecdotes and secrets about the cathedral from your expert tour guide in a language of your choice.
Spot over 3400 statues of saints, gargoyles, and representations of scenes from the Bible at this Gothic masterpiece.
Take the lift to the rooftop and enjoy panoramic views of Milan from the vast 8,000 sq m terrace.
After your guided tour, explore the museum independently to uncover the story of the cathedral's construction.

Skip the wait and explore Milan Cathedral with expert-guided insights and breathtaking rooftop views!

Breeze through the long ticketing queues and dive into the rich heritage of Milan Cathedral, the third-largest church in the world.
Pick up interesting anecdotes and secrets about the cathedral from your expert tour guide in a language of your choice.
Spot over 3400 statues of saints, gargoyles, and representations of scenes from the Bible at this Gothic masterpiece.
Take the lift to the rooftop and enjoy panoramic views of Milan from the vast 8,000 sq m terrace.
After your guided tour, explore the museum independently to uncover the story of the cathedral's construction.

Inclusions

Skip-the-line access to Milan Cathedral
Access to terraces via lift
Guided tour of Milan Cathedral and its terraces
Access to the Cathedral Museum
Expert English, Italian, German, Spanish, or French-speaking guide (as per option selected)

Strict dress code: All guests must ensure that knees and shoulders are covered when entering the Cathedral. Sandals, headgear, or sunglasses are also prohibited.
Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography and tripods are a no-go inside the venue.
While pets cannot tag along on this experience, your guide dogs are welcome at the venue.
The terraces are accessible by wheelchair only up to the first terrace, which includes limited access to the back choir area. Descent may require using stairs.
This experience is accessible by wheelchair, but not pram. Please note that only foldable strollers are permitted.
The Duomo Museum is closed on Wednesdays.
The last entry to the terraces is at 6:10pm.
Other prohibited items: Prams, helmets, food, drinks, flowers, knives, glass items, masks, musical instruments, high heels, luggage, and drones.

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Walking Tours

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Milan Cathedral, City Center and Last Supper Guided Tour

With just 14 other people, access Milan’s Cathedral, Last Supper Museum, and historic city center.

Everything you get: Enjoy guaranteed access to The Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie church, and Milan Cathedral – home to stunning spires and statues. Your expert guide will then take you on a stroll through Milan’s city center, by the lively Brera district, the medieval Sforza Castle, and more.
Why choose this: Dive into Milan’s mesmerizing architecture on an immersive small group tour, with two highly exclusive entry tickets included.
Upgrades: A guided visit inside the La Scala Museum and Opera House can be a magical addition for art and culture enthusiasts.

With just 14 other people, access Milan’s Cathedral, Last Supper Museum, and historic city center.

Everything you get: Enjoy guaranteed access to The Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie church, and Milan Cathedral – home to stunning spires and statues. Your expert guide will then take you on a stroll through Milan’s city center, by the lively Brera district, the medieval Sforza Castle, and more.
Why choose this: Dive into Milan’s mesmerizing architecture on an immersive small group tour, with two highly exclusive entry tickets included.
Upgrades: A guided visit inside the La Scala Museum and Opera House can be a magical addition for art and culture enthusiasts.

Inclusions

Walking tour of Milan’s city center
Small group of up to 15 people
Entry to Milan Cathedral
Entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie
Access to Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting
Entry to Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore
Guided tour of La Scala Opera House and Museum with entry (as per option selected)

Exclusions

Access to Milan Cathedral terraces
- Hotel transfers

Milan Cathedral
Sforza Castle
Brera District
Santa Maria delle Grazie Church
La Scala Opera House (as per option selected)

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Milan Duomo: Culture Pass Tickets

Get a glimpse into the art, culture and history of Milan with the Culture Pass.
Visit the cathedral, the museum and the archaeological area at the Milan Duomo, the symbol of Milan.
Admire the intricate architecture of the largest church in Italy that took nearly 6 centuries to build.
Go to the crypts dating back to the ninth century in the archaeological area, or view the first public clock of Milan at the Church of San Gottardo.
Witness the history of the Milan Duomo from over 3000 statues, paintings, tapestries and other artworks in the Duomo Museum.

Get a glimpse into the art, culture and history of Milan with the Culture Pass.
Visit the cathedral, the museum and the archaeological area at the Milan Duomo, the symbol of Milan.
Admire the intricate architecture of the largest church in Italy that took nearly 6 centuries to build.
Go to the crypts dating back to the ninth century in the archaeological area, or view the first public clock of Milan at the Church of San Gottardo.
Witness the history of the Milan Duomo from over 3000 statues, paintings, tapestries and other artworks in the Duomo Museum.

Inclusions

Access to the cathedral
Access to the archaeological area
Access to Duomo Museum, Church of San Gottardo and exhibitions (if applicable)

Exclusions

Access to Rooftops

In order to facilitate the surveillance of the Public Security Authorities for access to the Cathedral, please empty the pockets of metal objects and open the suitcases.
Tickets have a duration of 3 days from the chosen date.
Each visiting area can be visited only once.
The opening hours of the Historical Complex may vary due to celebrations or events.
Note that the following are not allowed: phones, suitcases, bulky backpacks, weapons, glass and ceramic, helmets, scooters, drones, food and beverages.
Guests must cover their legs and shoulders.
The venue has limited accessibility.
Guide dogs are allowed.

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Milan in a Day: Downtown, Last Supper, & Cathedral Guided Tour with Museum Pass

Full day tour with guaranteed access to the Last Supper and many more landmarks!

Everything you get: Explore key landmarks in one day with skip-the-line entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie, San Maurizio Monastery, Sforza Castle, and Milan Cathedral. Your expert guide will walk you through the city center and its monuments, after which the Duomo Museums pass offers additional access to art collections.
Why choose this: See the best of Milan in one comprehensive day with fast-track entry, and go further with a three-day museum pass.

Full day tour with guaranteed access to the Last Supper and many more landmarks!

Everything you get: Explore key landmarks in one day with skip-the-line entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie, San Maurizio Monastery, Sforza Castle, and Milan Cathedral. Your expert guide will walk you through the city center and its monuments, after which the Duomo Museums pass offers additional access to art collections.
Why choose this: See the best of Milan in one comprehensive day with fast-track entry, and go further with a three-day museum pass.

Inclusions

6-hour walking tour of Milan
Expert English-speaking guide
Audio headsets for groups larger than 6
Entry to Milan Cathedral
Entry to San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore
Entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie
Access to Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum with 15-min reserved viewing
Entry to Sforza Castle (inner courtyard and park)
Milan Cathedral Museums Pass (valid for 3 days)

The itinerary is subject to delays as some locations can be unavoidably busy and some lines could form at mandatory security checks and at entrances for the stairs and the elevator. This tour is typically scheduled to last for 6 hours, though wait times at security checks can sometimes increase the tour duration. We recommend allowing extra time before your next activity to ensure you make the most of your Milan tour experience.
The itinerary could differ according to the daily opening hours of churches and religious services, or due to public maintenance works, or also during certain local events.
On Sundays, the visit to the Duomo Milan can be replaced with a visit to the Piazza Gae Aulenti, due to extraordinary celebrations.
Note that the following is not allowed inside the Last Supper Museum: flash photography, water bottles, sealed food items.
Strict dress code: In cathedrals and places of worship, clothing that covers the knees and shoulders is mandatory.

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Plan your visit to Duomo Milan

Duomo: 8am to 7pm
Duomo Terraces: 9am to 7pm
Last admission: 6:10pm

Mass timings:

Monday to Friday: 7 am, 8 am, 8:30 am (in the Crypt), 11 am, 5:30 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am (in the Crypt), 9:30 am, 5:30 pm (at the High Altar)
Sunday: 7 am, 8 am (in the Feriale Chapel), 9:30 am, 11 am (Capitular Eucharist in Latin), 12:30 pm, 5:30 pm

Know more

Address: P.za del Duomo, 20122 Milano MI, Italy.
Find on Maps.

By metro: Metro routes M1 or M3 to reach Montenapoleone station.
Nearest stop: Montenapoleone station, 11-min away
By bus: Bus numbers 57, 58, 60, 73, or 79.
Nearest stop: Diaz, 3-min away
By car: 49 km (1 hour) from Malpensa airport; 7 km (25 min) from Milan Linate airport.
Parking: Finding parking near the cathedral can be tough. Nearest parking are Central Parking Srl (17 minutes away) and Posteggio (14 minutes away)
By Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tours:
Milan Open Tour: The closest stop is Cathedral in route: Milan Highlights
City Sightseeing Milan: The closest stop is Duomo Cathedral in route: Line A (Red)

How to get to Duomo Milan

There are three entrances to Duomo Milan, which are as follows:

Main entrances: There are three main entrances to the cathedral located on the left and right side of the huge bronze door when you face the cathedral. The left entrance is for regular entry, while the doors on the right side are for online reservations and skip-the-line tickets.
Side doors to Cathedral: The side doors of the cathedral, which are located on the Martini/Arcivescovado side and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II side, are dedicated to people who come for worship and other religious occasions.
Elevator entrance: The elevator entrance is used by visitors who wish to explore the terraces and are short of time to take the stairs to access the terrace.

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You are not allowed to bring any signs or symbols related to political or ideological movements.
There’s a mandatory security check at the entrance.
Shoulders and knees must be covered as a sign of respect in sacred spaces. Wearing sandals, headgear, or sunglasses is also prohibited.
Prohibited items: Prams, helmets, food, drinks, flowers, knives, glass items, masks, musical instruments, high heels, luggage, and drones.

The following facilities are available at Duomo Milan:

Information Desks
Restrooms
Duomo Shop
Audio guides
Accessibility services
Wi-Fi
Security measures

If visitors need to to use a wheelchair, there are ramps with handrails available at the entrance.
For visitors needing help visiting the Baptistery of San Giovanni alle Fonti, there is a lift available at request at the ticket office.
Wheelchairs are allowed on the first terrace of the Duomo, accessible via the Southern elevator. Limited wheelchair access is available up to this level, including access to the back choir area.
Wheelchairs are available free of charge to visitors who produce an identity card.
Free audio guides and radio guides are available to help visitors explore.
Disabled-friendly washrooms are present on site.

If climbing to the rooftop, opt for early morning or late afternoon for the best lighting and fewer people. If you're up to it, take the 250 stairs for a more immersive experience.
Capture the beauty of the Duomo but be mindful of flash photography restrictions inside the cathedral.
Explore nooks within the cathedral to savor its beauty away from the crowds. Then, wander through Piazza del Duomo for lively street performances and nearby attractions.
Exploring the entire Duomo, including the cathedral, museum, and rooftop, might take several hours. Allocate enough time to fully appreciate each section.
Maintain a respectful attitude and low voice inside the cathedral, respecting it as a place of worship and reflection for many.

Obicà Mozzarella Bar: Savor delightful cuisine at Obicà Mozzarella Bar near Duomo di Milano, 300 m away. Opt for the rooftop for a stunning view of the cathedral.
Maio Restaurant: Indulge in modern Italian cuisine at Maio Restaurant, 300 m away, featuring a glass-enclosed room, a champagne bar, and a terrace with stunning Duomo views.
Be Steak: Indulge in the trendy vibe at Be Steak, 290 m away, a stylish steakhouse with counter seating. Enjoy premium burgers, flavorful beef plates, and a selection of beer and wine. Perfect for those seeking a modern and delightful dining experience.
Giacomo Arengario: Dig into fresh meat and Milanese dishes in an art deco-style space with a terrace offering charming piazza views. Giacomo Arengario, 91 m away, is the perfect spot for those who appreciate bistro-style cuisine in a stylish setting.