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Milan Duomo: Rooftop Access Ticket
- Get access to the vast rooftop of the largest church in Italy - Milan Duomo.
- Take in the beautiful premises of the 600-year-old cathedral, an enduring symbol of the city.
- Admire the characteristic white marble spires from the terrace.
- Take in the centuries-old intricate Italian Gothic architecture of the structure.
- Climb up 250 steps or take a speedy elevator to the top as per the ticket option you choose.
- Marvel at the sprawling city with a unique perspective from the cathedral's rooftop located 150 feet above the ground.
- Please note that all participants must bring a valid government-issued photo ID (e.g. passport, driver's license, etc).
Inclusions
- Entry ticket for the terraces of the Milan Duomo
- Milan Duomo gift
Exclusions
- Fast track entry
- Museum entry ticket (closed on Wed)
- Entry ticket for the Church of St. Gottardo in Corte (closed on Mon)
- Entry ticket for the archaeological area
- Entry ticket to the Milan Duomo
This ticket has the following options you can choose from:
- Milan Duomo: Rooftop Access by Stairs
- Milan Duomo: Rooftop Access by Elevator
- 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.
- The opening hours of the Historical Complex may vary due to celebrations or events. Visitors are invited to consult the Alerts section of the website www.duomomilano.it
- The Historical Complex is closed on December 25th.
- It is forbidden to bring suitcases, bulky backpacks, any kind of weapon, glass and ceramic, helmets, scooters, drones, food, and drinks into the Historical Complex. For more information, consult the "Rules of conduct and access regulations to the Historical Complex" on the website www.duomomilano.it
- Children aged 18 and under enjoy reduced-price tickets (carry a valid photo ID).
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Fast Track Tickets to Duomo Cathedral with Elevator Access to Rooftop & Terraces
- Skip the lines at the Cathedral, the Duomo Museum, San Gottardo in Corte Church, the Archaeological Area and its rooftop with elevator access!
- Admire Milan's cityscape from the rooftop, along with the many statues that adorn the terraces, like the Madonnina.
- Explore the length and breadth of the church from the Baptistery of St. John and the Church of Santa Tecla.
- The glorious Duomo museum holds hundred of relics for your perusal.
Inclusions
- Fast Track Access to Duomo di Milano
- Access to Duomo Rooftops, Church of St. Gottardo in Corte, Duomo Museum and Archaeological Area
- Elevator Access
- Tip: Wear comfortable footwear with rubber soles since the staircase to reach the highest terrace is particularly narrow with smooth marble.
- The rooftops are not accessible for wheelchair users, people with restricted mobility, and pram & stroller users.
- To access the Historical Complex of the Duomo, guests must be dressed appropriately. Shorts or sleeveless shirts are not allowed.
- It is recommend to bring along a water bottle.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Fast-Track Duomo Milan Cathedral and Terraces Guided Tour
- Immerse yourself in the rich Milanese heritage at the Milan Cathedral, the third-largest church in the world.
- Skip the famously-long ticketing queues and head right in, saving you time and energy.
- Marvel at this Gothic masterpiece with its stunning adornments, intricate murals, and intriguing carvings.
- Walk your way to the terraces and soak up the unmatched scenery from the top. You can even upgrade your experience by choosing a ticket with elevator access.
- Pick up interesting anecdotes and secrets about the cathedral from your expert tour guide.
- After your guided tour, head out to the Duomo Museum and discover the 200 artifacts on your own.
Inclusions
- Fast-track access to Duomo di Milano and rooftops
- Services of expert tour guide (English, Italian, French, Spanish, or German)
- Elevator access (optional)
- 1.5-hour guided tour of Milan Cathedral
- Self-guided tour of Duomo Museum and Church of St. Gottardo
This ticket has the following options you can choose from:
- Guided Tour in English
- Guided Tour in Spanish
- Guided Tour in French
- Guided Tour in Italian
- Guided Tour in German
- Guided Tour with Elevator Access (English)
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Duomo Milan Cathedral, Museum and Rooftop Access Tickets
- Head out to the third-largest church in the world, the Duomo Cathedral, and soak up the rich Milanese patrimony.
- Admire the stunning adornments, intricate carvings, and intriguing murals of this gothic marvel.
- Stroll through the cathedral, and rooftops to uncover unmatched views of the church and city alike.
- Walk your way to the terraces 60 meters from the street level and admire the scenic views from a stunning vantage point.
- Visit the Duomo Museum which houses nearly 200 artifacts including tapestries, statues, and stained-glass windows.
- This ticket is valid for 3 days from the chosen date and each attraction can be visited not more than once.
Inclusions
- Access to Duomo di Milano, Duomo Rooftops and Duomo Museum
- Access to Church of St. Gottardo in Corte and Archaeological Area
- Stairway Access
- 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.
- The opening hours of the Historical Complex may vary due to celebrations or events. Visitors are invited to consult the Alerts section of the website www.duomomilano.it
- The Historical Complex is closed on December 25th.
- It is forbidden to bring suitcases, bulky backpacks, any kind of weapon, glass and ceramic, helmets, scooters, drones, food, and drinks into the Historical Complex. For more information, consult the "Rules of conduct and access regulations to the Historical Complex" on the website www.duomomilano.it
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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.
- Witness the history of the Milan Duomo from over 3000 statues, paintings, tapestries and other artworks in the Duomo Museum.
- See the first public clock of Milan at the Church of San Gottardo near its octagonal bell tower.
- This ticket is valid for 3 days from the chosen date and each attraction can be visited not more than once.
Inclusions
- Access to the cathedral
- Access to the archaeological area
- Access to Duomo Museum, Church of San Gottardo and exhibitions
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.
- The opening hours of the Historical Complex may vary due to celebrations or events. Visitors are invited to consult the Alerts section of the website www.duomomilano.it
- The Historical Complex is closed on December 25th.
- It is forbidden to bring suitcases, bulky backpacks, any kind of weapon, glass and ceramic, helmets, scooters, drones, food, and drinks into the Historical Complex. For more information, consult the "Rules of conduct and access regulations to the Historical Complex" on the website www.duomomilano.it
- Children aged 18 and under can go for free (carry a valid photo ID).
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Milan Duomo Pass (Cathedral and Rooftop) with Audio Guide
- Explore the 600-year-old Milan Duomo and its spacious rooftop.
- Walk around the church and admire its stunning Renaissance Gothic architecture.
- Take a look at the grand sculptures and altars up close.
- Peek into the rich history of the region as you learn more about the structure built over 6 centuries.
- Climb 250 stairs or take a convenient ride in the lift to the Duomo Rooftop.
- Marvel at the classic marbles spires and grand stone gargoyles.
- Enjoy panoramic views of the sprawling city at 150 feet above street level.
- This ticket is valid for 3 days from the chosen date and each attraction can be visited not more than once.
Inclusions
- Entrance ticket to the Duomo and Terraces
- Audioguide
Exclusions
- Live guide
- For cultural visits to the Historical Complex of the Milan Cathedral from 6th December in the white and yellow area, the basic Green Pass is sufficient, i.e. a swab performed within 48 hours, a valid vaccination certificate (9 months from the last administration), recovery from more than 180 groups. In the Orange Zone it will be necessary to show the cd. Reinforced Green Pass (vaccination certificate valid (9 months from the last administration) healing for no more than 180 days). An identity document may be required.
- At the entrance to the Historical Complex, visitors will be subjected to a body temperature measurement. In case of temperatures above 37.5 ° C, access will be denied.
- Inside the Historical Complex it will be mandatory to wear a mask and sanitize your hands at the sanitizing gel dispensers installed along the path.- 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.
- The opening hours of the Historical Complex may vary due to celebrations or events. Visitors are invited to consult the Alerts section of the website www.duomomilano.it
- The Historical Complex is closed on December 25th.
- It is forbidden to bring suitcases, bulky backpacks, any kind of weapon, glass and ceramic, helmets, scooters, drones, food and drinks into the Historical Complex. For more information, consult the "Rules of conduct and access regulations to the Historical Complex" on the website www.duomomilano.it
- To access the Historical Complex of the Duomo, ticket holders must be dressed appropriately; no shorts or sleeveless shirts.
This ticket has the following options that you can choose from:
- Cathedral and Rooftop by Stairs
- Cathedral and Rooftop by Lift
- Children aged 18 and under enjoy reduced price tickets (carry a valid photo ID).
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
Best of Milan Duomo Cathedral & Da Vinci's 'Last Supper' Tour
- Be welcomed to the enchanting city of Milan on a guided tour, complete with a skip-the-line visit to Milan's emblems – the Milan Duomo and Da Vinci's captivating mural of The Last Supper at Santa Maria Delle Grazie church, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
- Get a glimpse of one of the largest citadels of Europe, the robust medieval building of Sforza Castle with an imposing fortified structure.
- Head over from the Piazza del Duomo to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the historic shopping gallery of Milan, where luxury brands are housed in a baroque building.
- Ensure a more private experience with a small group tour from 14 to 18 people max.
- Be one of the select few gaining access to the Santa Maria Delle Grazie church and skip the line to behold Da Vinci's magnificent creation – The Last Supper.
Inclusions
- 3-hour English-guided walking tour of Milan
- Skip-the-line entry to Duomo di Milano
- Small group size from 14 to 18 guests max
- Skip-the-line ticket to the Last Supper Museum
- Tour of Medieval Sforza Castle
This ticket has the following options that you can choose from:
- General Admission
- 3-Hour English Guided Tour with La Scala Museum
- Tip: Walk through the La Scala Museum leisurely as it houses a collection of instruments, opera costumes, and historical documents that are noteworthy.
- Due to strict conservatory measures, the supervisor of cultural artifacts for the city of Milan restricts all visits to a maximum of 15 minutes. You will be entering with a small group, no greater than 18 people at a time to keep the experience as intimate as possible.
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
Visiting Duomo Milan, A Gothic Architectural Marvel
The impressive Duomo Milan is a Gothic cathedral in Milan, Italy dating back to the 14th century. It boasts 135 spires and 3400 statues, setting out a trend for high Gothic architecture in mainland Italy. The church embodies bits of different schools of architecture from French Gothic to Renaissance. The expansive interior is capable of 40,000 visitors.
Visit this historic architectural marvel to overwhelm your inner art aficionado and read on to know more about the Duomo Cathedral, why you should visit it, how to plan your visit, highlights, timings and more.
Why Visit Duomo Milan?
- Biblical Influences: It has colourful stained-glass windows depicting scenes from the Bible.
- Picturesque Rooftop Views: You can climb to the Cathedral’s ceiling to have panoramic views of the city.
- Intricate Columns: The interior of the Cathedral is spacious and has long columns of marble with statues reaching all the way to the ceiling. These columns also contain pictures of religious scenes.
- Ornate Statues: The statue of the Apostle Bartholomew is particularly captivating. The anatomical details given to the statue emphasize the martyr’s body without skin.
- Central Location: The cathedral is in the literal centre of Milan, with all roads branching out from the cathedral.
- Fascinating Architecture: The cathedral is a fusion of International Gothic architecture with traditional Lombard architecture.
All Your Duomo Milan Ticket Options Explained
Duomo Milan Access Tickets
Duration: Flexible duration.
- With your Duomo Milan Access Tickets, you can get access to the Duomo Cathedral, the Duomo Museum, and even the rooftop of the imposing structure.
- You can choose to visit either the Duomo Cathedral, the Museum or the rooftop, or combine all these in one ticket.
- Visit Duomo Cathedral, the third-largest church in the world, and then head to the Duomo Museum, in the beautiful city of Milan.
- Soak in the Italian gothic architecture of the 600-year-old cathedral, as you admire the stunning carvings and intricate decor of the attraction.
- Learn about the rich history of the cathedral and museum, going back to the early roots of Christianity.
Recommended Tours:
Duomo Milan Cathedral, Museum and Rooftop Access Tickets
Fast-Track Duomo Milan Guided Tour
Duration: 1 hr. 30 min. - 2 hr.
- With your Duomo Milan fast-track guided tour tickets, you get skip-the-line access to the cathedral and rooftops while immersing yourself in an interactive guided experience with an expert.
- Save your time and energy, as you get easy entry to Duomo Milan at pocket-friendly prices.
- Engage your senses in the architectural marvel of Duomo Milan, as you explore the cathedral and rooftops, learning about Milanese heritage along the way.
- Discover fascinating facts about the Gothic architecture of the church, as you marvel at the historic artworks and pieces by geniuses.
- Listen to your professional guide spill interesting stories about Duomo Milan.
Recommended Tours:
Duomo Milan Combo Tour Tickets
Duration: 3 hr - 6 hr.
- Explore the city of Milan with these super-saver combo tickets, which include various attractions that are the most popular among tourists.
- With your Milan Combo Tour Tickets, you can delve into the rich Italian culture of Milan, as you can get guided access to not only Duomo Milan but also attractions such as the church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore, Sforza Castle, La Scala Museum and Theatre,- the Art and Science Museum, among others.
- Admire the famous artworks and sculptures of geniuses like Michelangelo and Maurizio Cattelan during the tour for a cultural overdose.
- Take advantage of the special discounts on dining and shopping while exploring the city using the Milan Pass.
Recommended Tours:
Milan Half-Day Guided Tour with Access to Duomo Cathedral & La Scala Museum
Best of Milan Duomo Cathedral & Da Vinci's 'Last Supper' Tour
Duomo Milan Rooftop Access Tickets
Duration: Varies from 2 hr to flexible duration.
- With your Duomo Milan Rooftop Access Tickets, you can waltz your way to the vast rooftop of the 600-year-old cathedral and go on to enjoy the scenic views of the city of Milan.
- From various ticket options that offer different access preferences, you can choose what works best for you. You can go for the Duomo Milan Cathedral, Museum and Rooftop access, the guided tour of the three, the specific rooftop access, or the audio guided tour of the cathedral and rooftop.
- For accessing the rooftop, you can opt for the ride in a lift, or go the cardio way by climbing the 250 stairs to the top!
- Relish the panoramic views of the city from an elevation of 150 feet above street level.
Recommended Tours:
Duomo Milan Cathedral, Museum and Rooftop Access Tickets
What is the Best Way To Book Duomo Milan Tickets? Book Online
Duomo Cathedral and Museum are major tourist attractions if you plan to visit Milan, and it can become difficult to get tickets without prior arrangements. Book your tickets online in advance and enjoy a hassle-free experience.
- Convenience: Take in the beauty of the church and museum as you leave behind the hassle of long queues with the fast-track tickets that make your experience easier.
- Advance Reservations: With the online ticketing process, you can secure your trip easily by booking your tour slots beforehand.
- Great Discounts: Experience what Duomo Milan has to offer at interestingly low prices, as online booking gives you great discounts.
Which Duomo Milan Ticket Should You Choose?
Have you not been able to decide which Duomo Milan ticket suits your requirements the best? Here's a quick guide to help you make that choice:
1. If you’re short on time
The surefire way to make the most out of your visit to Duomo Milan is to go for the Duomo Milan access tickets. With these, you can explore the cathedral and museum at your own pace.
2. If you’re on a budget
If you’re travelling on a budget, you can opt for Duomo Milan Cathedral access tickets without rooftop. This way, you can visit the most-loved area of the attraction.
3. If you’re looking for a guided tour
If you would like to know more about Duomo Milan, the guided tour is your best bet. Your professional tour guide will enlighten you with history, facts, construction details, and other interesting facts and tidbits about the cathedral.
4. If you wish to explore further
You can explore beyond Duomo Milan by opting for the super saver combo tickets that include access to other attractions in Milan.
Duomo Milan Highlights
The Organ Of The Duomo
The organ of the Duomo has a whopping 15,800 pipes with the highest over 9 meters and the smallest, just a few centimeters. The organ was built by Mascioni of Cuvio and Tamburini of Crema in 1938 and restored and relocated in 1986. The organ is the largest in Italy and the second largest in Europe.
The Madonnina
The Madonnina is located on the highest spire of the Duomo and represents the soul of Milan. The statue was commissioned in 1762 by Francesco Croce- the architect of Veneranda Fabrica (the organization responsible for building the cathedral). During the 2nd World war, the statue was covered in gray-green cloth to prevent it from becoming an easy target for enemy bombers.
Statue Of St. Bartholomew
The statue of St. Bartholomew is known for its remarkable anatomical details. St. Bartholomew was one of the apostles of Jesus, sent out to preach the word of Jesus. The statute was made in 1562 by Marco d’Agrate- a Lombard sculptor. The statue is known for its explicit details of the bones, nerves and tense muscle fibers.
The Doors Of Milan Duomo
According to the records, the construction of the doors of Duomo began in 1582. The tympanum of the central door has relief depicting the creation of eve. The entire sculpture is made from Carrara marble. The side doors are in honor of the heroines from the Bible. The main door itself was finished in 1906, made with neo-Gothic measurements.
Duomo Milan’s Rooftops
If you go to the rooftops of the cathedral, you’ll be able to appreciate the marble profile of the structure that you’d otherwise miss.Duomo being the only Gothic cathedral with accessible terraces allows you to explore the intricate details of the exterior. The terraces also give a good view of the city of Milan.
The Central Nave Of Milan Duomo
The sheer size of the nave with gigantic vertical pillars can amuse you. The central nave is 149 feet high and 63 feet wide. The pillars here are 8 feet in diameter and are up to 78 feet high. The pillars are decorated with intricately carved capitals and statues. The floor of the nave is entirely marble.
Plan Your Visit To Duomo Milan
- Duomo: 8 AM to 7 PM.
- Duomo Terraces: 9 AM to 7 PM.
- Last admission: 5:10 PM.
- Best time to visit: Early mornings on weekdays.
The mass at Duomo Cathedral is conducted as follows:
- Monday to Friday: 7 AM, 8 AM, 11 AM, and 5:30 PM.
- Saturday: 9:30 AM.
- Sunday: 7 AM, 8 AM, 9:30 AM, 11 AM, 12:30 PM, and 5:30 PM.
Location: Feriale Chapel
Address: P.za del Duomo, 20122 Milano MI, Italy.
Closest Landmark: The Royal Palace of Milan
- By Metro: Metro routes M1 or M3 to reach Montenapoleone station.
Nearest Stop: Montenapoleone station. - By Bus: Bus numbers 57, 58, 60, 73, or 79.
- By Car: Distance From Airport: 49 km (50 min) from Malpensa airport; 8.2 km (25 min) from Milan Linate airport.
Car Parking: Finding parking near the cathedral can be tough. These are the nearest:
Central Parking Srl (17 minutes away)
Posteggio (14 minutes away)
Car Central Parking (17 minutes away)
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 rooftop and are short of time to take the stairs to access the terrace.
- You cannot bring metal or glass objects, luggage, large bags or helmets inside the premises.
- 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.
- Since it is a religious institution, dress code needs to be followed. Bare-backed or low-cut clothing is prohibited. Shorts, mini-skirts and hats are banned.
The following facilities are available at Duomo Milan:
- Storage facilities: The locker facilities at Duomo Milan are available for a fee where you can store your luggage while exploring the attraction.
- Restrooms: Washrooms are not available inside the premises of Duomo Milan.
- Shops: You can visit the Duomo Shop to take back a souvenir and memorabilia for you and your loved ones.
- 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. This can be accessed through the Southern elevator.
- 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.
- Church of San Gottardo: It was constructed in 1336 by Lord Azzone Visconti. The bell tower of this church is iconic and was Milan’s first clock tower.
- La Scala Museum & Theatre: It is known for its Opera house where world-class Opera singers and musicians have performed.
- Royal Palace Of Milan: Once a seat of power, today it is home to international art exhibitions.
- Museum Of Milan Cathedral: The museum is a must visit if you visit the cathedral. It allows you to check out the sculptures and artworks in close-up.
- Since it is a religious institution, dress code should be followed. Clothes should cover the knees and shoulders.
- Buy tickets online to avoid the rush hours.
- Try to come during the spring months of April and May to avoid the excessive heat and rains.
- Visit Duomo Cathedral during early mornings on weekdays to stay ahead of the crowd.
- Make enough time to visit all places in Duomo Cathedral to make the best out of your trip.
- Opt for a guided tour to understand the details of the sculptures, paintings and statues.
All Your Questions About Duomo Milan Tickets Answered
A. You can buy Duomo Milan tickets online. It is best to buy them early and online to avoid the crowd.
A. Yes, you can buy Duomo Milan tickets online.
A. The cost of Duomo Milan tickets start from €20.
A. Yes, you can get a discount on Duomo Milan tickets if you book them online.
A. Duomo Milan is a Cathedral in central Milan. Its construction began in the 14th century and was completed in the middle of the 20th century.
A. Duomo Milan can be accessed on road and metro.
A. P.za del Duomo, 20122 Milano MI, Italy | Find on map.
A. Duomo Milan has accessible terraces allowing you to take a look at the exterior of the monument from up close. The cathedral also has high ceilings and long vertical pillars.
A. You can reach Duomo Milan via metro (routes M1 or M3) and bus (numbers 57, 58, 60, 73, or 79).
A. The timings of Duomo Milan are 8 AM to 7 PM.
A. Locker facilities are available for free. At the Duomo shop, you can take home souvenirs. However, the cathedral does not have restrooms in the premises.
A. There are 2 ramps with handrails at the entrance. The first terrace can be accessed by an elevator. There is also an elevator that can take you to the Baptistry of San Giovanni alle Fonti. Wheelchairs are available free of charge. Audio and radio guides are also available.
A. Yes, photography allowed inside Duomo Milan.
A. Yes, Duomo Milan is worth visiting for its architecture. It has a blend of everything from French Gothic to Italian Renaissance architecture. It has large vertical columns, spires, and statues.
