Duomo di Milano Ticket | Milan

How to Use Your Voucher

• Please present the e-voucher on-site
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Cancellation Policy

• Once the order has been completed, it cannot be canceled, modified, or refunded
• Cancellation Fee Payment Method

Reminders

Please arrive at the designated point 15 mins prior to the meeting time. No refund or reschedule will be granted for missing the timeslot due to late arrival

• Please dress properly for the visit and avoid attire including shoulder revealing, low necklines, shorts or short skirts, and caps
• It is recommended to wear suitable shoes for this tour due to the slope on the rooftop
• Baby stroller, umbrella, metal or glass items are forbidden on the rooftop due to limited space
• Please download the e-voucher in advance in case of weak signal on-site
• Visitors must be at the gate (terraces) at the time indicated on the ticket to start the security check

Purchase Notice

Wheelchair access to the rooftops is only possible as far as the lower rooftop (limited to the area behind the choir). This service is available daily from 10:00 to 17:00, exclusively via the south elevator (77 x 106 x 130 cm). If the south elevator is out of order, the north one (65 x 111 x 137 cm) will be used instead

The rooftop terrace may close due to adverse weather, please consider before bookingDuomo di Milano might be temporarily closed due to religious activities and the itinerary will be canceled or rescheduledThe Church of San Gottardo & the Museum are closed on WednesdaysExposed clothing is not allowed, such as shorts, short skirts and exposed shoulders. Violators may not allow entry;

• The use of flash and tripod is not allowed when taking photos

Product Info

— What to Expect —

The Duomo di Milano is the heart of the city and a must-see for anyone visiting Milan. These tickets give you access to the interior of the largest Gothic cathedral in Europe, where you can walk through the massive naves and see the sunlight filter through world-famous stained-glass windows. It’s a simple, relaxed way to experience one of Italy’s most iconic landmarks.

Inside, you’ll find incredible art and history at every turn. You can explore detailed altars, ancient sarcophagi, and even get a glimpse of the Holy Nail—a sacred relic from the crucifix of Jesus Christ. The atmosphere is both grand and peaceful, making it a great spot to take a break from the busy city streets.

To round out your visit, head over to the Duomo Museum to see how this marble masterpiece was built. You’ll also get to visit the Church of San Gottardo in Corte, a 14th-century gem with a beautiful bell tower. Just remember that the museum and San Gottardo are closed on Wednesdays, so be sure to plan your trip for any other day of the week!