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

There are several ticket options for Duomo Milan. You can choose a basic <experience tgid="15817" type="Popup" title="entry ticket" id="vsS6aBFk" /> to visit the cathedral or upgrade for skip-the-line access. Other tickets include access to the terraces (via stairs or lift), the Duomo Museum, the Church of San Gottardo, and the archaeological area. There are also guided tour options for a more immersive experience.

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? And how do I decide between the two?

Yes, you can choose a <experience tgid="11290" type="Popup" title="ticket " id="HTLjhuqn" />that lets you pick between the stairs or lift. Note that the climb involves 250 stairs. Take the lift for a quicker, easier ride—ideal if you’re short on time or want to avoid the 250-step climb. Choose the stairs for a cheaper ticket and a bit of a workout on your way to the same stunning rooftop views.

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.

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 | Terraces, Museum & Priority Access

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The transaction went smoothly, and my parents were very helpful as they had problems walking. The view from the roof and the interior of the cathedral were fantastic.

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Our experience with Headout for visiting the famous Duomo di Milano was very pleasant and well organized. The ticket booking process was simple, fast, and intuitive, and the confirmation came immediately, which gave us security and comfort even before the visit. The tickets were available directly on our phones, without the need for printing, and access to the entrance was smooth, saving time and avoiding long queues. The Duomo di Milano is an impressive monument with spectacular Gothic architecture and breathtaking details. Access to the terraces, organized through Headout, was the highlight of the experience, offering a superb view of the city and a unique perspective on the famous spires and statues. Everything was well signposted, and the staff were friendly and available to provide information when needed. Headout managed to turn a very popular tourist visit into a relaxing and stress-free experience. It is an excellent option for those who want to discover the Duomo di Milano in an efficient, organized, and enjoyable way. I confidently recommend this platform to all tourists who appreciate comfort and professionalism.

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#We paid for full-day entry (8.30am-11pm) and it was great! We were able to take full advantage of the entire spa without being pressed for time. It's well worth the detour at the end of your stay to relax. We also ate on site at lunchtime, with an all-you-can-eat buffet for €34 per person, and with the day pass you're offered an aperitif from 4.30pm. Bathrobe, towel and flip-flops are included (but beware of theft... we had one bathrobe stolen, the second is still free, but the third you have to pay extra for). You also have shower gel/shampoo, body/face cream and hair styling products available in the changing rooms - a real plus.

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Very positive experience I booked quickly and easily via app very detailed and easy to follow description with various routes and prices . Through QR code quickly passed the controls and was able to see the view of Milan above the roof of the Duomo . Staff very attentive to the safety of guests Everything perfect I recommend

Quick overview; visiting Duomo Milan

Ways to visit: Prayer area is free; interiors, museum, rooftops, and guided tours require tickets. Skip-the-line options available for terrace access (stairs & lift).
Sacred vs sightseeing: This is an active place of worship; prayer areas remain solemn, even during sightseeing hours.
Worship hours: Religious services (especially mornings and Sundays) can restrict visitor movement or pause sightseeing access.
Queues & security: All visitors pass through airport-style security checks; skip-the-line options can shorten waits.
When to book: Popular time slots and weekend visits often sell out fast, book a few days ahead.
Dress code: Shoulders and knees must be covered; tank tops, shorts, or miniskirts are not permitted.
Best upgrade: Add a guided tour with fast-track elevator access to enjoy detailed context and smoother entry.

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Which Duomo Milan ticket is best for you?

Ticket type	Entrance used	Lines skipped	Security	Includes	Guide	Why pick this	Recommended experience
Cathedral Entry (basic)	Main gate on the right side of facade	Ticket queues	Mandatory	Cathedral interior only, optional Museum access	Optional audio	• Lowest-cost option • Good for a short, quiet visit	Milan Cathedral Ticket
Terrace-only ticket (stairs/lift)	Gate 1 (stairs); Gate 2 (North gate, standard lift access); Gate 3 (South gate, skip-the-line lift access)	Ticket queues + terrace queues (if selected)	Mandatory	Rooftop terraces only via lift or stairs, optional skip-the-line access	Optional audio	• Best views • Skip interior if time is short	Terrace only Tickets
Cathedral + Museum + Terraces	Main entrance + Gate 1, 2 or Gate 3 (depending on type of terrace access)	Ticket queues + terrace queues (if selected)	Mandatory	Cathedral, Museum, terraces via lift or stairs with optional skip-the-line access	Optional audio	• See 3 must-see Duomo highlights • Flexible pacing	Cathedral + Museum + Terraces
Skip-the-line full complex	Main entrance + Gate 1 or Gate 3 (depending on type of terrace access)	Ticket queues + terrace queues	Mandatory	Cathedral interiors, Museum, Skip-the-line Terraces access via lift or stairs, Church of San Gottardo in Corte	Optional audio	• All-in-one Duomo access • Best self-guided value	Skip-the-Line Full Complex
Guided Cathedral + Terraces tour	Main entrance + Gate 3	Ticket queues + terrace queues	Mandatory	Guided tour of Cathedral + Rooftop	Yes	• Clear storytelling • Easier navigation	Cathedral & Terraces Tour
City + Duomo + Last Supper tour	Main gate on the right side of facade	Ticket queues	Mandatory	Walking tour of Milan’s city center & Duomo Milan, Last Supper Milan viewing	Yes	• High value • Transfers + Milan's top two timed icons included	Milan City & Last Supper Tour

What to expect at Duomo Milan

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Arrive at Piazza del Duomo

Italy’s largest church and the third largest in the world, the Duomo of Milan dominates Piazza del Duomo, its soaring white marble façade rising sharply above the square, instantly explaining why it took over 600 years to complete. As sunlight plays across its flying buttresses and the bustle below, you step past security and into a cool, vast interior.

Enter the Gothic sanctuary

The nave rises dramatically around you, supported by 52 massive pillars, each richly sculpted, guiding your eye upward to vaulted ceilings and some of the largest stained-glass windows in Europe. With over 3,400 statues spread across the building, every corner reveals carved saints, symbols, and details that reward slow exploration. Most visitors spend 45–60 minutes inside.

Add meaning with a guided tour

A guided visit turns architecture into narrative. Your guide explains how centuries of builders worked on the Duomo, why statues were placed where they are, and how symbolism runs from floor to ceiling. Small groups and priority entry help keep the experience focused and fluid.

Exclusive rooftop access

Upgrade for rooftop access via stairs or elevator and walk among the Duomo’s spires and statues across nearly 8,000 square meters of marble. Enjoy panoramic views over Milan, from the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and Sforza Castle to the distant Alps, under the watchful gaze of the gilded Madonnina.

Extend your visit

Full-complex tickets let you continue into the Duomo Museum or the underground archaeological area, adding context to what you’ve just seen. Step back into the piazza afterward, where the Cathedral’s silhouette lingers long after you leave.

Things to know before booking your Duomo di Milano tickets

What’s included and what’s not:

Access rules at the Duomo can be confusing. The Cathedral remains an active place of worship, with limited free entry during prayer hours.
Sightseeing access to the Cathedral interiors, Terraces, Museum, and Archaeological Area requires separate tickets or combo passes.

Booking window

Rooftop terrace tickets sell out fastest, especially April–October and on weekends. Lift access and guided tours often book out 3–7 days ahead.

Entry, queues, and skip-the-line limits

Entry is controlled via designated entry lanes with mandatory security screening. Timed tickets assign a specific entry window.
Skip-the-line tickets let you bypass ticket purchase queues for the Cathedral and terraces (stairs or lift).
Queues can stretch from 30 minutes to over an hour in peak season; skip-the-line tickets could be a real life saver.

Self guided vs guided:

You can visit independently with standard or audio-guided/guidebook tickets, or join guided tours for deeper context and engagement.
Audio explains; the digital guidebook (with maps, images, trivia, and highlights) shows—together, they prevent you from getting lost or missing key details.

Policies

Tickets are non-refundable and typically valid for a single entry; late arrivals may forfeit their reserved time slot. A strict dress code is enforced: shoulders and knees must be covered.

Upgrades & combos

Terrace access is the most popular upgrade. You can either climb roughly 250 steps or take the lift to Level I—but you’ll still need to climb 75–90 stairs to reach the very top, and everyone descends by stairs.
Full-access passes offer better value, as they bundle the Museum, Rooftop, Archaeological Area, and San Gottardo Church into one ticket with skip-the-line access

Mobility and physical requirements

Terrace routes involve stairs and narrow walkways, even with lift access. Visitors with mobility concerns may prefer Cathedral and Museum-focused tickets over rooftop options.

Avoid on-the-spot hassle—book online before you go

The venue promotes buying tickets online via QR codes at the entrance. To avoid poor connectivity, sold-out slots, and last-minute booking stress, it’s best to book in advance.

Milan Duomo rooftop spires with city skyline in the background.

Explore the Duomo Milan complex

Duomo Museum

Explore Milan’s rich heritage through sculptures, stained glass, and architectural models detailing the cathedral’s six-century history.

Discover the Museum

Milan Cathedral

The heart of the complex, known for its vast nave, towering columns, stained glass, and over 3,400 statues shaping the Gothic interior.

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Church of San Gottardo

A 14th-century chapel with a pink terracotta bell tower, featuring frescoes, the tomb of Azzone Visconti, and Milan’s first public clock.

Archaeological area

Discover ancient ruins beneath the Duomo, including remnants of early Christian basilicas and the Baptistery of San Giovanni.

The Terraces

Enjoy panoramic views of Milan from the Duomo terraces, adorned with 135 spires, statues, and the iconic Madonnina.

Visit the Terraces

St. Charles Crypt

Visit the Chapel of St. Charles Borromeo in the Duomo’s crypt, home to the saint's relics in a beautifully ornate tomb.

Highlights of Duomo Milan

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Gothic Façade & Spires

Carved from pale Candoglia marble, the Duomo’s façade, with 135 spires and thousands of statues, feels almost weightless up close, its intricate niches and pinnacles showcasing centuries of Milanese artistry and drawing your eye skyward.

Madonnina Statue

A gilded 4.16‑meter statue crowns the highest spire at 108.5 m, symbolizing Milan’s spiritual guardian with a golden gleam against the sky. During WWII, it was covered to shield it from bombers targeting the cathedral.

Main Nave

Inside, 52 pillars rise like petrified trees, each etched with saints and beasts, run fingers over cool marble, feel the weight of 600 years.

Stained Glass Windows

Look up at the soaring stained-glass windows, among the largest in the world, where colored light filters biblical scenes onto stone floors as the day shifts.

Statue of St. Bartholomew

The statue of St. Bartholomew, crafted by Marco d’Agrate in 1562, is renowned for its detailed anatomical features, showcasing bones, nerves, and tense muscle fibers, capturing the apostle’s martyrdom..

Gargoyles & statues detail

From rooftops, 96 stone beasts leer from ledges, wind whips as you peer into their jaws, scale hitting like a vertigo rush.

Golden altar glow

Behind the high altar, a 3,500-candle reliquary shimmers under lantern light—tiny flames flicker on saints' bones, drawing hushed awe.

Choir and Organ

Wooden choir stalls enclose velvet-robed singers; the massive organ pipes thunder hymns that vibrate through stone, amplifying sacred resonance.

The doors of Milan Duomo

The Duomo doors, started in 1582, feature a central tympanum relief of Eve's creation, crafted from Carrara marble. The side doors honor Biblical heroines, with the main door completed in 1906 in neo-Gothic style.

The sundial

Installed in 1768 by astronomers from the Brera Observatory, this sundial is still accurate today, with sunlight illuminating specific floor plates at midday, aligned with zodiac signs.

Plan your visit to Duomo Milan

Tourists inside Duomo Cathedral, Milan, admiring Gothic architecture and stained glass.

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

Mass timings:

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

Best time to visit: Visit on weekdays between 9–11am or after 3pm; avoid Sundays due to mass-related crowds. Early arrivals also mean shorter security queues.

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Tourists taking selfie with Milan Cathedral from City Sightseeing bus.

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

Duomo di Milano facade with side entrances and tourists in the square.

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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Security screening area at a tourist attraction entrance with visitors in line.

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.

Person using headphones and smartphone for The Great Fire Monument audio guide.

The following facilities are available at Duomo Milan:

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

Person on wheelchair exploring historic city street in Rome, Italy.

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.

Visitors enjoying the view from the rooftop of Milan Duomo Cathedral.

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.

Tips & guidelines

Pick the right terrace access: Choose the lift if traveling with kids or to save energy; stairs are more demanding but slightly cheaper.
Dress appropriately: Shoulders and knees must be covered; shorts, mini-skirts, sleeveless or low-cut tops aren’t allowed. A light scarf helps avoid delays.
Check the weather: Rooftop terraces may close in rain or strong winds; clear days offer the best visibility and photos.
Plan for walking: The Cathedral and terraces involve significant walking and stairs, even with lift access.
Accessibility notes: The complex is partially accessible, with lifts and wheelchairs available; terrace access is limited to lower levels.
Facilities are limited: There are no public restrooms inside the Cathedral; small paid lockers are available nearby.
Capture the best views: For terrace photos, head to the north side in late afternoon to catch warm light on the spires and Madonnina.
After your visit: Stop by the Duomo Shop for souvenirs or walk to the nearby Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II for coffee or gelato.

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Romania

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A wonderful experience. Not to be missed! We had Dalila as our guide, who made sure we felt comfortable and didn't miss anything.

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Germany

Jan 2026

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The transaction went smoothly, and my parents were very helpful as they had problems walking. The view from the roof and the interior of the cathedral were fantastic.

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Jan 2026

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The cathedral is very beautiful inside. It was magical when they started playing the piano and singing. A wonderful experience!

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France

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See the Duomo inside and out with access to the interior, museum, and terraces by lift or stairs, all in one flexible ticket.

Everything you get: Skip ticket queues and explore Milan Cathedral’s soaring nave, then visit the Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church before climbing the terraces by stairs for close-up spires and city views. Valid for 2 days, one entry per area.
Options: Choose terrace access via elevator to skip initial 250 steep steps (level 1); ~90-100 stairs remain to upper level and descent.
Why choose this: See three key parts of the Duomo complex with one ticket, save compared to buying separate tickets, and choose terrace access by stairs or lift to match your comfort and pace.
Upgrades: Add a multilingual audio guide or English guidebook for deeper context, upgrade to skip-the-line access to the terrace queues to save time, or choose an English guided tour for expert-led insights into the cathedral and its history.

Inclusions #

Access to Milan Cathedral
Access to the Cathedral Museum & Church of Sa Gottardo
Access to the terraces via stairs or lift (as per option selected)
Skip-the-line access to the terraces (as per option selected)
Audio guide in English, Italian, French, German and Spanish (as per option selected)
Guidebook (as per option selected)
Expert English-speaking guide (as per option selected)

What to bring

Photo ID may be required for ticket validation at entry.

What’s not allowed

Flash photography, tripods, food, drinks, and large bags.
Prohibited items include prams, helmets, glass items, knives, flowers, drones, musical instruments, masks, luggage, and high heels.
Strict dress code applies: shoulders and knees must be covered; sandals, headgear, and sunglasses are not permitted.
Pets are not allowed; registered guide dogs are permitted.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access is available up to the first terrace level only, with limited access to the back choir area.
Descent from the terraces requires stairs.
Not pram accessible; only foldable strollers are allowed.

Additional information

Duomo Museum and Church of San Gottardo are closed on Wednesdays.
Last entry to the terraces is at 6:10pm.
Tickets are valid for 72 hours from first validation, with one-time entry per area.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Walk the vast 8,000 sqm rooftop of Milan Duomo, the largest Gothic terrace, via stairs or lift, skip-the-line optional.

Everything you get: Explore Milan from above on the cathedral’s rooftop terraces, reached by climbing around 250 steps or taking the lift to Level I. Walk among spires and statues, study carvings in Candoglia marble along the counter façade staircase, and enjoy wide views across the city beneath the Madonnina.
Why choose this: This is the most direct way to experience the Duomo’s scale and craftsmanship up close, without committing to the Cathedral interior or Museum, as you walk high above the city.
Upgrades: Choose skip-the-line access to save time at the terrace queues. Select tickets with a multilingual audio guide for narrated context, or a guidebook with images, highlights, and tips for self-paced exploration.

Inclusions #

Access to the terraces via stairs or lift (as per option selected)
Skip-the-line entry to the terraces (as per option selected)
Audio guide in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish (as per option selected)
English Guidebook (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Access to Milan Cathedral and Museum
Access to Church of San Gottardo & archaeological area

What to bring

A valid photo ID if requested at entry
Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees to comply with cathedral dress rules

What's not allowed

Shorts, short skirts, sleeveless tops, sandals, headgear, or sunglasses
Food, drinks, flowers, luggage, or large bags
Prams, helmets, musical instruments, high heels, knives, glass items, masks, or drones
Pets are not permitted; guide dogs are allowed

Accessibility

Terraces are wheelchair accessible only up to the first terrace level via lift
The lift reaches Level I only; stairs are required to reach Level II and for descent
This experience is not pram accessible; only foldable strollers are permitted

Additional information

Tickets include terrace access only; the Cathedral and Museum are not included
Each area can be visited once per ticket
Airport-style security checks are mandatory for all visitors
Terraces are open daily from 9am to 6:30pm; last entry is 5:50pm (last lift access may close earlier)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

See more of the Duomo with one smart ticket

One ticket unlocks the Cathedral, Museum, Archaeological Area, Crypt, and more, plus skip-the-line lift access to the terraces. You avoid multiple queues, cut out ~250 steps, and get far more value for only a small upgrade.

Statues atop spires of Milan Cathedral Duomo under blue sky.

One ticket, full complex access to the Cathedral, Museum, Archaeological Area, Crypt & more, plus skip-the-line lift access to terraces.

Everything you get: Skip ticket lines and take the lift to the first terrace level, avoiding ~250 steps and reducing the climb to around 100 steps total. This all-in-one pass covers the Duomo Cathedral, Duomo Museum, Church of San Gottardo, Archaeological Area, and St. Charles Crypt, with two-day validity and optional audio guide or English guided tour upgrades.
Why choose this: All-in-one pass covers the entire Duomo complex, including San Gottardo Church, so you don’t need multiple tickets. Skip ticket lines, use the lift to avoid ~250 steps, and explore at a relaxed pace with 2-day validity.
Upgrades: Add a multilingual audio guide for self-paced context, or pair it with a guidebook for easy reference, or upgrade to an English guided tour for deeper insights and a structured walkthrough.

Inclusions #

Skip-the-line access to Duomo terraces via stairs
Entry to Milan Duomo Cathedral
Entry to Duomo Museum
Entry to Church of San Gottardo
Access to Archaeological Area
Access to St Charles Crypt
Audio guide in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish (as per option selected)
English Guidebook (as per option selected)
Expert guide (as per option selected)
2-day ticket validity

Exclusions #

Food and drinks
Transportation to/from the meeting point

What to bring

A valid ID matching your booking name
Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees (mandatory for entry)

What’s not allowed

Flash photography, tripods, or drones
Food, drinks, flowers, glass items, knives, or sharp objects
Helmets, luggage, prams, musical instruments, high heels
Pets (guide dogs are permitted)

Accessibility

Wheelchair access is available up to the first terrace level only
Reaching the upper terrace level and all descents require stairs
Foldable strollers are allowed; prams are not

Additional information

Duomo Museum and Church of San Gottardo are closed on Wednesdays
Last entry to the terraces is 6:10pm
Tickets are valid for 2 days (selected date + following day), with one entry per area
All visitors must pass mandatory security checks; skip-the-line applies to terrace ticketing queues only
Meeting points may vary by option, check your confirmation email

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Skip ticket lines and enter the world's largest Gothic Church at your time slot, with optional Museum access.

Everything you get: Enjoy direct entry to the Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano), with access to its majestic naves, towering columns, stained glass windows, Gothic vaults, detailed sculptures and statues throughout the interior.
Why choose this: Designed for travelers who want to see the Cathedral's interiors up close without added routes or extras. Enter at your chosen time and explore only what matters most.
Upgrades: Add an audio guide for expert commentary as you explore, or include Duomo Museum access to understand how the cathedral evolved over six centuries.

Inclusions #

Direct entrance ticket to Milan Cathedral
Access to Cathedral Museum (as per option selected)
Audio guide in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish (as per option selected)
Guidebook (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Access to the terrace

What to bring

A valid photo ID may be requested at the entrance
Modest attire covering knees and shoulders is mandatory

What’s not allowed

Sleeveless tops, shorts, short skirts, or see-through clothing
Large bags, luggage, tripods, filming equipment, drones
Weapons, sharp objects, glass items, food, drinks, smoking
Pets, except registered assistance dogs

Accessibility

The cathedral interior is wheelchair accessible
Assistance dogs are permitted

Additional information

Airport-style security checks are mandatory for all visitors
Entry is allowed once per ticket
Dress code is strictly enforced; cover-ups can be purchased nearby
Tickets are non-refundable; plan your visit accordingly

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Go from street to spire in no time with priority access to the entire Duomo complex—including its incredible rooftop terraces.

Everything you get: Breeze into the Duomo Cathedral and admire its stained glass windows, Italy's largest church organ, and towering marble pillars up close. Then, enjoy fast-track access to the rooftop terraces—made even easier with the convenience of a lift—where you can marvel at over 130 intricately carved spires and the iconic Madonnina statue. Your ticket also includes access to the Duomo Museum, the Crypt of St. Charles, and the Church of San Gottardo.
Why choose this: Queues at Milan’s Duomo can stretch over an hour—especially during peak season. With skip-the-line access, you bypass the long wait at both the cathedral and lift entrances, saving precious time. Instead of inching through crowds, you’ll breeze through to the best parts.
Upgrades: Elevate your experience with an optional audio guide (available in 5 languages) for deeper context into the Cathedral Complex. Short on time but want the views? Book just the fast-track entry to terraces with elevator access.

Inclusions #

Fast-track entry to Cathedral
Fast-track entry to Terrace only with lift (as per option selected)
Audio guide in Italian, English, French, German, and Spanish (as per option selected)
Access to Duomo museum
Access to Church of San Gottardo
Access to St. Charles Crypt

Exclusions #

Live guide

If you are booking a terrace-only priority access ticket, note that other monuments in the complex (including the cathedral) are not included.
If you're booking the audio guide, ensure to download it beforehand and bring your own earphones.
High-heeled shoes, pets (except guide dogs), smoking, luggage or large bags, drones, non-folding strollers, food, tripods, glass objects, unaccompanied minors are not permitted.
The terraces are open daily from 9am to 6:30pm. The last entry for all sites is at 5:50pm.
Be prepared to go through an airport-style security check. There's no skipping that line.
Guests must adhere to a modest dress code. Ensure you are dressed appropriately for access to the cathedral (shorts and tank tops are not allowed).
Each area can be visited only once.
Accessibility: Not suitable for those with mobility issues due to stairs.
Terraces are outdoors and may be affected by weather conditions.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

From nave to rooftops, know the stories behind the Duomo’s 3,400 statues with a guide, skip lines, and ascend by lift to the top.

Everything you get: Skip ticket counters and ride the lift to the Duomo terraces with a licensed guide, walking among 135 spires and thousands of statues for sweeping city views. Inside, your guide explains how this cathedral took over six centuries to complete, before you explore the Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church independently.
Why choose this: It’s the most complete and efficient way to experience the Duomo. You skip the lines, explore with an expert who brings the cathedral’s history and symbolism to life, and enjoy sweeping views of Milan from the rooftop—all in one visit.

Inclusions #

Skip-the-line access to Duomo terraces via lift
Guided tour of Milan Cathedral and its terraces
Expert English, Italian or Spanish-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Access to Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church
Headsets for guided tour

Exclusions #

Guided tour of San Gottardo Church
Guided tour of the Museum

What to bring

Valid photo ID if requested at entry
Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees for Cathedral access

What’s not allowed

Shorts, short skirts, sleeveless tops
Food, drinks, luggage, or large bags
Baby strollers and prams
Flash photography, tripods, or drones
Pets (service dogs are permitted)

Accessibility

The tour is not wheelchair accessible

Additional information

The experience runs rain or shine
Even with lift access, some stair climbing is required on the terraces
The Duomo Museum is closed on Wednesdays

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Save on two must-do Milan experiences by pairing the iconic Duomo with a full-day Swiss–Italian lakes tour.

Everything you get at the Duomo: Explore Milan’s Cathedral, climb 251 steps to its marble terraces for skyline views, and visit the Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church with a flexible 2-day ticket that lets you access each area once during your visit.
Everything you get on the Lake Como tour: Set off from Milan with a tour leader, enjoy optional free time in Como, cruise on a private boat to Bellagio, continue onward to Lugano for leisure time, and stay connected with unlimited high-speed WiFi on both the bus and boat.
Why choose this: A high-value pairing that covers Milan’s top landmark and a full lakes–Swiss day trip in one purchase; saving you money and simplifying your plans.

Inclusions #

Duomo Milan

Access to Duomo Cathedral
Terraces access by stairs
Duomo Museum access
San Gottardo Church access
2-day validity

Lake Como, Lugano & Bellagio Tour

Round-trip bus transfers from Milan
English-speaking tour leader on board
2-hour private boat tour of Lake Como
Free time in Como, Bellagio, and Lugano
High-speed Wi-Fi onboard

What to bring

Valid passport or EU ID for Swiss border checks
Dress code applies: shoulders and knees must be covered

What’s not allowed

Tripods, flash photography, food, drinks, helmets, knives, glass items
Prams, luggage, drones, masks, high heels at the Duomo

Accessibility

Duomo terraces accessible only to the first level; descent may require stairs
Tour not suitable for wheelchair users; only foldable strollers allowed at Duomo

Additional information

Duomo Museum and San Gottardo closed on Wednesdays
Arrive 15 minutes early; late arrivals cannot be refunded
Lugano shops may be closed on Sundays and public holidays
Purchases over €300 in Switzerland require customs processing (not included)
Lite tour option excludes Como and offers more time in Bellagio and Lugano
Tickets valid 72 hours from validation with one entry per area

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

From Milan’s celebrated Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces to its landmark Gothic cathedral, explore both with one easy booking.

Everything you get at Pinacoteca di Brera: Enter at your chosen time to see masterpieces by Raphael, Caravaggio, and Titian, then glimpse live restorations in the on-site lab for a rare “museum within a museum” experience.
Everything you get at Duomo Milan: Explore Milan’s magnificent Cathedral, Duomo Museum, and San Gottardo Church with timed entry. From its terraces, take in sweeping city views and discover over 3,400 statues adorning its façades, spires, and interiors, one of the richest collections of Gothic sculpture worldwide.
Why choose this combo: Experience two of Milan’s top historical sights, just a kilometer apart, in one booking; saving the hassle of multiple tickets and offering the flexibility to visit on separate days.
Options: Access the Duomo terraces by climbing 250 steps or opting for the lift, where stunning views of Milan’s skyline unfold, crowned by the cathedral’s intricate spires and statues.

Inclusions #

Pinacoteca di Brera

Timed entry to Brera Art Gallery

Duomo Milan

Access to Milan Cathedral (Duomo)
Access to the Duomo Museum
Access to the Duomo's terraces via stairs or lift (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Pinacoteca di Brera

Audio guide
Guided tour

Duomo Milan

Audio guide
Guided tour

Pinacoteca di Brera

What to bring

A valid photo ID for each visitor to match the booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage.
Pets, except for certified service animals.
Food and beverages inside the exhibition areas.
Flash photography, tripods, or video recording equipment.

Accessibility

Fully wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators throughout the gallery.
Accessible restrooms are available on-site.

Additional information

The museum is closed on Mondays.
Free entry for guests under 18, and reduced rates for EU youth (18–25).
Free entry is available with prior reservation on the first Sunday of each month.
Recommended visit duration is 1–2 hours for a complete experience.
Re-entry is not permitted.
Visitors can also explore the adjacent Brera Botanical Garden, free of charge.

Duomo Milan

What to bring

A valid photo ID along with booking confirmation.
Personal items needed for comfort during your visit such as water bottle, folded stroller, etc.

What's not allowed

Prams (except foldable strollers), helmets, food, drinks, flowers, knives, glass items, masks, musical instruments, high heels, luggage, and drones.
Flash photography and tripods inside the cathedral or museum areas.
Pets are not allowed, except for guide dogs.
Sandals, headgear, or sunglasses are prohibited in sacred areas.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access is available throughout the Cathedral, Museum, and San Gottardo Church.
Terraces are wheelchair accessible only up to the first terrace, with limited access to the back choir area. Descending may require stairs.
Only foldable strollers are permitted. Prams are not allowed.

Additional information

The Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church are closed on Wednesdays.
Last entry to the terraces is at 6:10pm.
Strict dress code: shoulders and knees must be covered as a sign of respect.
Re-entry is not allowed.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

See the Duomo inside and out with access to the interior, museum, and terraces by lift or stairs, all in one flexible ticket.

Everything you get: Skip ticket queues and explore Milan Cathedral’s soaring nave, then visit the Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church before climbing the terraces by stairs for close-up spires and city views. Valid for 2 days, one entry per area.
Options: Choose terrace access via elevator to skip initial 250 steep steps (level 1); ~90-100 stairs remain to upper level and descent.
Why choose this: See three key parts of the Duomo complex with one ticket, save compared to buying separate tickets, and choose terrace access by stairs or lift to match your comfort and pace.
Upgrades: Add a multilingual audio guide or English guidebook for deeper context, upgrade to skip-the-line access to the terrace queues to save time, or choose an English guided tour for expert-led insights into the cathedral and its history.

Inclusions #

Access to Milan Cathedral
Access to the Cathedral Museum & Church of Sa Gottardo
Access to the terraces via stairs or lift (as per option selected)
Skip-the-line access to the terraces (as per option selected)
Audio guide in English, Italian, French, German and Spanish (as per option selected)
Guidebook (as per option selected)
Expert English-speaking guide (as per option selected)

What to bring

Photo ID may be required for ticket validation at entry.

What’s not allowed

Flash photography, tripods, food, drinks, and large bags.
Prohibited items include prams, helmets, glass items, knives, flowers, drones, musical instruments, masks, luggage, and high heels.
Strict dress code applies: shoulders and knees must be covered; sandals, headgear, and sunglasses are not permitted.
Pets are not allowed; registered guide dogs are permitted.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access is available up to the first terrace level only, with limited access to the back choir area.
Descent from the terraces requires stairs.
Not pram accessible; only foldable strollers are allowed.

Additional information

Duomo Museum and Church of San Gottardo are closed on Wednesdays.
Last entry to the terraces is at 6:10pm.
Tickets are valid for 72 hours from first validation, with one-time entry per area.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Walk the vast 8,000 sqm rooftop of Milan Duomo, the largest Gothic terrace, via stairs or lift, skip-the-line optional.

Everything you get: Explore Milan from above on the cathedral’s rooftop terraces, reached by climbing around 250 steps or taking the lift to Level I. Walk among spires and statues, study carvings in Candoglia marble along the counter façade staircase, and enjoy wide views across the city beneath the Madonnina.
Why choose this: This is the most direct way to experience the Duomo’s scale and craftsmanship up close, without committing to the Cathedral interior or Museum, as you walk high above the city.
Upgrades: Choose skip-the-line access to save time at the terrace queues. Select tickets with a multilingual audio guide for narrated context, or a guidebook with images, highlights, and tips for self-paced exploration.

Inclusions #

Access to the terraces via stairs or lift (as per option selected)
Skip-the-line entry to the terraces (as per option selected)
Audio guide in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish (as per option selected)
English Guidebook (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Access to Milan Cathedral and Museum
Access to Church of San Gottardo & archaeological area

What to bring

A valid photo ID if requested at entry
Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees to comply with cathedral dress rules

What's not allowed

Shorts, short skirts, sleeveless tops, sandals, headgear, or sunglasses
Food, drinks, flowers, luggage, or large bags
Prams, helmets, musical instruments, high heels, knives, glass items, masks, or drones
Pets are not permitted; guide dogs are allowed

Accessibility

Terraces are wheelchair accessible only up to the first terrace level via lift
The lift reaches Level I only; stairs are required to reach Level II and for descent
This experience is not pram accessible; only foldable strollers are permitted

Additional information

Tickets include terrace access only; the Cathedral and Museum are not included
Each area can be visited once per ticket
Airport-style security checks are mandatory for all visitors
Terraces are open daily from 9am to 6:30pm; last entry is 5:50pm (last lift access may close earlier)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

One ticket, full complex access to the Cathedral, Museum, Archaeological Area, Crypt & more, plus skip-the-line lift access to terraces.

Everything you get: Skip ticket lines and take the lift to the first terrace level, avoiding ~250 steps and reducing the climb to around 100 steps total. This all-in-one pass covers the Duomo Cathedral, Duomo Museum, Church of San Gottardo, Archaeological Area, and St. Charles Crypt, with two-day validity and optional audio guide or English guided tour upgrades.
Why choose this: All-in-one pass covers the entire Duomo complex, including San Gottardo Church, so you don’t need multiple tickets. Skip ticket lines, use the lift to avoid ~250 steps, and explore at a relaxed pace with 2-day validity.
Upgrades: Add a multilingual audio guide for self-paced context, or pair it with a guidebook for easy reference, or upgrade to an English guided tour for deeper insights and a structured walkthrough.

Inclusions #

Skip-the-line access to Duomo terraces via stairs
Entry to Milan Duomo Cathedral
Entry to Duomo Museum
Entry to Church of San Gottardo
Access to Archaeological Area
Access to St Charles Crypt
Audio guide in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish (as per option selected)
English Guidebook (as per option selected)
Expert guide (as per option selected)
2-day ticket validity

Exclusions #

Food and drinks
Transportation to/from the meeting point

What to bring

A valid ID matching your booking name
Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees (mandatory for entry)

What’s not allowed

Flash photography, tripods, or drones
Food, drinks, flowers, glass items, knives, or sharp objects
Helmets, luggage, prams, musical instruments, high heels
Pets (guide dogs are permitted)

Accessibility

Wheelchair access is available up to the first terrace level only
Reaching the upper terrace level and all descents require stairs
Foldable strollers are allowed; prams are not

Additional information

Duomo Museum and Church of San Gottardo are closed on Wednesdays
Last entry to the terraces is 6:10pm
Tickets are valid for 2 days (selected date + following day), with one entry per area
All visitors must pass mandatory security checks; skip-the-line applies to terrace ticketing queues only
Meeting points may vary by option, check your confirmation email

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Skip ticket lines and enter the world's largest Gothic Church at your time slot, with optional Museum access.

Everything you get: Enjoy direct entry to the Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano), with access to its majestic naves, towering columns, stained glass windows, Gothic vaults, detailed sculptures and statues throughout the interior.
Why choose this: Designed for travelers who want to see the Cathedral's interiors up close without added routes or extras. Enter at your chosen time and explore only what matters most.
Upgrades: Add an audio guide for expert commentary as you explore, or include Duomo Museum access to understand how the cathedral evolved over six centuries.

Inclusions #

Direct entrance ticket to Milan Cathedral
Access to Cathedral Museum (as per option selected)
Audio guide in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish (as per option selected)
Guidebook (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Access to the terrace

What to bring

A valid photo ID may be requested at the entrance
Modest attire covering knees and shoulders is mandatory

What’s not allowed

Sleeveless tops, shorts, short skirts, or see-through clothing
Large bags, luggage, tripods, filming equipment, drones
Weapons, sharp objects, glass items, food, drinks, smoking
Pets, except registered assistance dogs

Accessibility

The cathedral interior is wheelchair accessible
Assistance dogs are permitted

Additional information

Airport-style security checks are mandatory for all visitors
Entry is allowed once per ticket
Dress code is strictly enforced; cover-ups can be purchased nearby
Tickets are non-refundable; plan your visit accordingly

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Go from street to spire in no time with priority access to the entire Duomo complex—including its incredible rooftop terraces.

Everything you get: Breeze into the Duomo Cathedral and admire its stained glass windows, Italy's largest church organ, and towering marble pillars up close. Then, enjoy fast-track access to the rooftop terraces—made even easier with the convenience of a lift—where you can marvel at over 130 intricately carved spires and the iconic Madonnina statue. Your ticket also includes access to the Duomo Museum, the Crypt of St. Charles, and the Church of San Gottardo.
Why choose this: Queues at Milan’s Duomo can stretch over an hour—especially during peak season. With skip-the-line access, you bypass the long wait at both the cathedral and lift entrances, saving precious time. Instead of inching through crowds, you’ll breeze through to the best parts.
Upgrades: Elevate your experience with an optional audio guide (available in 5 languages) for deeper context into the Cathedral Complex. Short on time but want the views? Book just the fast-track entry to terraces with elevator access.

Inclusions #

Fast-track entry to Cathedral
Fast-track entry to Terrace only with lift (as per option selected)
Audio guide in Italian, English, French, German, and Spanish (as per option selected)
Access to Duomo museum
Access to Church of San Gottardo
Access to St. Charles Crypt

Exclusions #

Live guide

If you are booking a terrace-only priority access ticket, note that other monuments in the complex (including the cathedral) are not included.
If you're booking the audio guide, ensure to download it beforehand and bring your own earphones.
High-heeled shoes, pets (except guide dogs), smoking, luggage or large bags, drones, non-folding strollers, food, tripods, glass objects, unaccompanied minors are not permitted.
The terraces are open daily from 9am to 6:30pm. The last entry for all sites is at 5:50pm.
Be prepared to go through an airport-style security check. There's no skipping that line.
Guests must adhere to a modest dress code. Ensure you are dressed appropriately for access to the cathedral (shorts and tank tops are not allowed).
Each area can be visited only once.
Accessibility: Not suitable for those with mobility issues due to stairs.
Terraces are outdoors and may be affected by weather conditions.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

From nave to rooftops, know the stories behind the Duomo’s 3,400 statues with a guide, skip lines, and ascend by lift to the top.

Everything you get: Skip ticket counters and ride the lift to the Duomo terraces with a licensed guide, walking among 135 spires and thousands of statues for sweeping city views. Inside, your guide explains how this cathedral took over six centuries to complete, before you explore the Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church independently.
Why choose this: It’s the most complete and efficient way to experience the Duomo. You skip the lines, explore with an expert who brings the cathedral’s history and symbolism to life, and enjoy sweeping views of Milan from the rooftop—all in one visit.

Inclusions #

Skip-the-line access to Duomo terraces via lift
Guided tour of Milan Cathedral and its terraces
Expert English, Italian or Spanish-speaking guide (as per option selected)
Access to Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church
Headsets for guided tour

Exclusions #

Guided tour of San Gottardo Church
Guided tour of the Museum

What to bring

Valid photo ID if requested at entry
Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees for Cathedral access

What’s not allowed

Shorts, short skirts, sleeveless tops
Food, drinks, luggage, or large bags
Baby strollers and prams
Flash photography, tripods, or drones
Pets (service dogs are permitted)

Accessibility

The tour is not wheelchair accessible

Additional information

The experience runs rain or shine
Even with lift access, some stair climbing is required on the terraces
The Duomo Museum is closed on Wednesdays

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Save on two must-do Milan experiences by pairing the iconic Duomo with a full-day Swiss–Italian lakes tour.

Everything you get at the Duomo: Explore Milan’s Cathedral, climb 251 steps to its marble terraces for skyline views, and visit the Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church with a flexible 2-day ticket that lets you access each area once during your visit.
Everything you get on the Lake Como tour: Set off from Milan with a tour leader, enjoy optional free time in Como, cruise on a private boat to Bellagio, continue onward to Lugano for leisure time, and stay connected with unlimited high-speed WiFi on both the bus and boat.
Why choose this: A high-value pairing that covers Milan’s top landmark and a full lakes–Swiss day trip in one purchase; saving you money and simplifying your plans.

Inclusions #

Duomo Milan

Access to Duomo Cathedral
Terraces access by stairs
Duomo Museum access
San Gottardo Church access
2-day validity

Lake Como, Lugano & Bellagio Tour

Round-trip bus transfers from Milan
English-speaking tour leader on board
2-hour private boat tour of Lake Como
Free time in Como, Bellagio, and Lugano
High-speed Wi-Fi onboard

What to bring

Valid passport or EU ID for Swiss border checks
Dress code applies: shoulders and knees must be covered

What’s not allowed

Tripods, flash photography, food, drinks, helmets, knives, glass items
Prams, luggage, drones, masks, high heels at the Duomo

Accessibility

Duomo terraces accessible only to the first level; descent may require stairs
Tour not suitable for wheelchair users; only foldable strollers allowed at Duomo

Additional information

Duomo Museum and San Gottardo closed on Wednesdays
Arrive 15 minutes early; late arrivals cannot be refunded
Lugano shops may be closed on Sundays and public holidays
Purchases over €300 in Switzerland require customs processing (not included)
Lite tour option excludes Como and offers more time in Bellagio and Lugano
Tickets valid 72 hours from validation with one entry per area

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

From Milan’s celebrated Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces to its landmark Gothic cathedral, explore both with one easy booking.

Everything you get at Pinacoteca di Brera: Enter at your chosen time to see masterpieces by Raphael, Caravaggio, and Titian, then glimpse live restorations in the on-site lab for a rare “museum within a museum” experience.
Everything you get at Duomo Milan: Explore Milan’s magnificent Cathedral, Duomo Museum, and San Gottardo Church with timed entry. From its terraces, take in sweeping city views and discover over 3,400 statues adorning its façades, spires, and interiors, one of the richest collections of Gothic sculpture worldwide.
Why choose this combo: Experience two of Milan’s top historical sights, just a kilometer apart, in one booking; saving the hassle of multiple tickets and offering the flexibility to visit on separate days.
Options: Access the Duomo terraces by climbing 250 steps or opting for the lift, where stunning views of Milan’s skyline unfold, crowned by the cathedral’s intricate spires and statues.

Inclusions #

Pinacoteca di Brera

Timed entry to Brera Art Gallery

Duomo Milan

Access to Milan Cathedral (Duomo)
Access to the Duomo Museum
Access to the Duomo's terraces via stairs or lift (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Pinacoteca di Brera

Audio guide
Guided tour

Duomo Milan

Audio guide
Guided tour

Pinacoteca di Brera

What to bring

A valid photo ID for each visitor to match the booking if requested at the entrance.

What’s not allowed

Large bags, suitcases, and oversized luggage.
Pets, except for certified service animals.
Food and beverages inside the exhibition areas.
Flash photography, tripods, or video recording equipment.

Accessibility

Fully wheelchair accessible, with ramps and elevators throughout the gallery.
Accessible restrooms are available on-site.

Additional information

The museum is closed on Mondays.
Free entry for guests under 18, and reduced rates for EU youth (18–25).
Free entry is available with prior reservation on the first Sunday of each month.
Recommended visit duration is 1–2 hours for a complete experience.
Re-entry is not permitted.
Visitors can also explore the adjacent Brera Botanical Garden, free of charge.

Duomo Milan

What to bring

A valid photo ID along with booking confirmation.
Personal items needed for comfort during your visit such as water bottle, folded stroller, etc.

What's not allowed

Prams (except foldable strollers), helmets, food, drinks, flowers, knives, glass items, masks, musical instruments, high heels, luggage, and drones.
Flash photography and tripods inside the cathedral or museum areas.
Pets are not allowed, except for guide dogs.
Sandals, headgear, or sunglasses are prohibited in sacred areas.

Accessibility

Wheelchair access is available throughout the Cathedral, Museum, and San Gottardo Church.
Terraces are wheelchair accessible only up to the first terrace, with limited access to the back choir area. Descending may require stairs.
Only foldable strollers are permitted. Prams are not allowed.

Additional information

The Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church are closed on Wednesdays.
Last entry to the terraces is at 6:10pm.
Strict dress code: shoulders and knees must be covered as a sign of respect.
Re-entry is not allowed.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Tickets

Milan Cathedral, Museum & Terraces Tickets

See the Duomo inside and out with access to the interior, museum, and terraces by lift or stairs, all in one flexible ticket.

Everything you get: Skip ticket queues and explore Milan Cathedral’s soaring nave, then visit the Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church before climbing the terraces by stairs for close-up spires and city views. Valid for 2 days, one entry per area.
Options: Choose terrace access via elevator to skip initial 250 steep steps (level 1); ~90-100 stairs remain to upper level and descent.
Why choose this: See three key parts of the Duomo complex with one ticket, save compared to buying separate tickets, and choose terrace access by stairs or lift to match your comfort and pace.
Upgrades: Add a multilingual audio guide or English guidebook for deeper context, upgrade to skip-the-line access to the terrace queues to save time, or choose an English guided tour for expert-led insights into the cathedral and its history.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

Flexible duration

Audio guide

Guided tour

Tickets

Milan Cathedral Terrace Tickets

Walk the vast 8,000 sqm rooftop of Milan Duomo, the largest Gothic terrace, via stairs or lift, skip-the-line optional.

Everything you get: Explore Milan from above on the cathedral’s rooftop terraces, reached by climbing around 250 steps or taking the lift to Level I. Walk among spires and statues, study carvings in Candoglia marble along the counter façade staircase, and enjoy wide views across the city beneath the Madonnina.
Why choose this: This is the most direct way to experience the Duomo’s scale and craftsmanship up close, without committing to the Cathedral interior or Museum, as you walk high above the city.
Upgrades: Choose skip-the-line access to save time at the terrace queues. Select tickets with a multilingual audio guide for narrated context, or a guidebook with images, highlights, and tips for self-paced exploration.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

Flexible duration

Audio guide

Tickets

Milan Duomo Full Complex Skip-the-Line Tickets with Terrace Access

One ticket, full complex access to the Cathedral, Museum, Archaeological Area, Crypt & more, plus skip-the-line lift access to terraces.

Everything you get: Skip ticket lines and take the lift to the first terrace level, avoiding ~250 steps and reducing the climb to around 100 steps total. This all-in-one pass covers the Duomo Cathedral, Duomo Museum, Church of San Gottardo, Archaeological Area, and St. Charles Crypt, with two-day validity and optional audio guide or English guided tour upgrades.
Why choose this: All-in-one pass covers the entire Duomo complex, including San Gottardo Church, so you don’t need multiple tickets. Skip ticket lines, use the lift to avoid ~250 steps, and explore at a relaxed pace with 2-day validity.
Upgrades: Add a multilingual audio guide for self-paced context, or pair it with a guidebook for easy reference, or upgrade to an English guided tour for deeper insights and a structured walkthrough.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

30 min. - 2 hr.

Audio guide

Guided tour

Tickets

Milan Cathedral Entry Tickets

Skip ticket lines and enter the world's largest Gothic Church at your time slot, with optional Museum access.

Everything you get: Enjoy direct entry to the Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano), with access to its majestic naves, towering columns, stained glass windows, Gothic vaults, detailed sculptures and statues throughout the interior.
Why choose this: Designed for travelers who want to see the Cathedral's interiors up close without added routes or extras. Enter at your chosen time and explore only what matters most.
Upgrades: Add an audio guide for expert commentary as you explore, or include Duomo Museum access to understand how the cathedral evolved over six centuries.

‌

Check availability

Book now, pay later

30 min.

Audio guide

Tickets

Duomo Milan Skip-the-Line Tickets

Go from street to spire in no time with priority access to the entire Duomo complex—including its incredible rooftop terraces.

Everything you get: Breeze into the Duomo Cathedral and admire its stained glass windows, Italy's largest church organ, and towering marble pillars up close. Then, enjoy fast-track access to the rooftop terraces—made even easier with the convenience of a lift—where you can marvel at over 130 intricately carved spires and the iconic Madonnina statue. Your ticket also includes access to the Duomo Museum, the Crypt of St. Charles, and the Church of San Gottardo.
Why choose this: Queues at Milan’s Duomo can stretch over an hour—especially during peak season. With skip-the-line access, you bypass the long wait at both the cathedral and lift entrances, saving precious time. Instead of inching through crowds, you’ll breeze through to the best parts.
Upgrades: Elevate your experience with an optional audio guide (available in 5 languages) for deeper context into the Cathedral Complex. Short on time but want the views? Book just the fast-track entry to terraces with elevator access.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

Flexible duration

Audio guide

Guided Tours

Milan Cathedral and Terraces Skip-the-Line Guided Tour

From nave to rooftops, know the stories behind the Duomo’s 3,400 statues with a guide, skip lines, and ascend by lift to the top.

Everything you get: Skip ticket counters and ride the lift to the Duomo terraces with a licensed guide, walking among 135 spires and thousands of statues for sweeping city views. Inside, your guide explains how this cathedral took over six centuries to complete, before you explore the Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church independently.
Why choose this: It’s the most complete and efficient way to experience the Duomo. You skip the lines, explore with an expert who brings the cathedral’s history and symbolism to life, and enjoy sweeping views of Milan from the rooftop—all in one visit.

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Check availability

Free cancellation

Book now, pay later

1 hr. - 2 hr.

Combos

Combo (Save 21%): Milan Cathedral & Terraces (Stairs) Tickets + Lake Como, Lugano & Bellagio Private Cruise from Milan

Save on two must-do Milan experiences by pairing the iconic Duomo with a full-day Swiss–Italian lakes tour.

Everything you get at the Duomo: Explore Milan’s Cathedral, climb 251 steps to its marble terraces for skyline views, and visit the Duomo Museum and San Gottardo Church with a flexible 2-day ticket that lets you access each area once during your visit.
Everything you get on the Lake Como tour: Set off from Milan with a tour leader, enjoy optional free time in Como, cruise on a private boat to Bellagio, continue onward to Lugano for leisure time, and stay connected with unlimited high-speed WiFi on both the bus and boat.
Why choose this: A high-value pairing that covers Milan’s top landmark and a full lakes–Swiss day trip in one purchase; saving you money and simplifying your plans.

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Combo (Save 5%): Pinacoteca di Brera Entry with Milan Cathedral, Museum & Terraces Tickets

From Milan’s celebrated Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces to its landmark Gothic cathedral, explore both with one easy booking.

Everything you get at Pinacoteca di Brera: Enter at your chosen time to see masterpieces by Raphael, Caravaggio, and Titian, then glimpse live restorations in the on-site lab for a rare “museum within a museum” experience.
Everything you get at Duomo Milan: Explore Milan’s magnificent Cathedral, Duomo Museum, and San Gottardo Church with timed entry. From its terraces, take in sweeping city views and discover over 3,400 statues adorning its façades, spires, and interiors, one of the richest collections of Gothic sculpture worldwide.
Why choose this combo: Experience two of Milan’s top historical sights, just a kilometer apart, in one booking; saving the hassle of multiple tickets and offering the flexibility to visit on separate days.
Options: Access the Duomo terraces by climbing 250 steps or opting for the lift, where stunning views of Milan’s skyline unfold, crowned by the cathedral’s intricate spires and statues.

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Arrive at Piazza del Duomo

Enter the Gothic sanctuary

Add meaning with a guided tour

Exclusive rooftop access

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Explore the Duomo Milan complex

Duomo Museum

Milan Cathedral

Church of San Gottardo

Archaeological area

The Terraces

St. Charles Crypt

Highlights of Duomo Milan

Gothic Façade & Spires

Madonnina Statue

Main Nave

Stained Glass Windows

Statue of St. Bartholomew

Gargoyles & statues detail

Golden altar glow

Choir and Organ

The doors of Milan Duomo

The sundial

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