Zani Viaggi
Zani Viaggi is the leading operator of sightseeing tours and day tours in Milan, founded in 1951.
Zani Viaggi is the leading operator of sightseeing tours and day tours in Milan, founded in 1951.

Guarantee your visit to see one of the most famous works of art in the world, Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Last Supper'. Reservations to see this legendary painting are limited and sell out quickly, sometimes months in advance. Choose this best-selling tour and be guaranteed advance booking and “skip the line” tickets. Plus you'll take a half-day tour of the impressive city of Milan.But there is plenty more to Milan than just Leonardo's masterpiece! Your half-day sightseeing tour of Milan also includes a walking tour, introducing you to Italy’s most stylish city.Take a look at the medieval Sforza Castle. A grand medieval Castle and fortress, the Sforzesco was once residence for the ruling family of Milan and now houses several of the city's museums and art collections. Visit the splendid Duomo, one of the world's largest, most striking Gothic cathedrals. Some 135 spires and 3,200 statues are crammed onto the roof and facade of the building. Walk inside Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II shopping gallery, a 19th century glass vaulted shopping arcade. Brimming with fashionable shops and cafes, it is often called the ‘salotto di Milano’ or ‘Milan’s drawing room’ for its importance over the years as a common meeting point for the people of Milan.Enter Milan’s most famous Opera House, the fabulous La Scala theatre. Founded in 1778 and still in use, some of the world’s greatest musicians and opera singers have performed here including Pavarotti and Giuseppe Verdi, whose famous operas such as Falstaff often premiered in this very theatre. Your entrance ticket provides 24 hour admission to the theatre and museum so you can return the next day.Finally the tour ends with the view of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, The Last Supper, a UNESCO World Heritage sight, housed at Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. The delicate nature of this mural and its importance means that Last Supper tickets are strictly limited to those who have pre-booked. This Skip the Line Tour of the Best of Milan includes this difficult to obtain pre-booked entrance, guaranteeing exclusive no line entry and an intimate viewing of the Last Supper.Every Tuesday, Thursday, Wednesday, Saturday and Sunday (except 1st Sunday of the month) the tour is available in English onlyEvery Friday the tour is available in English and Spanish

The tour starts on the Naviglio Grande where you will see the typical houses that historically made the working class districts of Milan, the “case di Ringhiera”. You cruise will continue one of the oldest churches in the city: the Church of San Cristoforo, whose construction began in the 13th century and it now the favourite church for wedding celebrations In the city.Proceeding by boat along the Naviglio Grande you will come across the historic headquarters of Canottieri Milano Olona, the first rowing team in the city and the famous Vicolo dei Lavandai, an architectural jewel that takes its name from the Confraternity of the Launderers. Since the 18th century this guild was in charge of washing the linen of wealthy families, these they were collected in panniers and carried on the shoulders in the alley up to the iconic washhouse still existing today.Crossing the Scodellino bridge, you reach the modern and famous Darsena, an area of entertainment and recreation on the water, characterized by the presence of bars, restaurants and clubs - still today one of the main centers of Milanese nightlife.Leaving the Darsena, continuing to navigate the Naviglio Pavese and crossing the Trophy bridge, you can see the alley of cheese makers where the delicious Marscarpone cheese is said to have been invented. And finally you will come the to the Conchetta, the first of the 14 navigation basins that connects Milan and Pavia. Designed by Leonardo da Vinci is still operational five century after its construction.The navigation on the Navigli ends at the starting jetty, on the Naviglio Grande.Did you know that ...?There are several curiosities that can be found on the canals, here are some of them:1) The transport of the marbles that still decorate the Milan Cathedral today, coming from the Candoglia quarries on Lake Maggiore, took place through the Naviglio Grande.2) In 1805 Napoleon completed the construction of the Naviglio Pavese to connect "Milan with the sea".3) Navigation on the canal was an excellent method of transport, abandoned only in the first half of the nineteenth century due to competition from the railways.4) On the Navigli one of the greatest Italian women of the 20th century, Alda Merini, was born and lived her life so emotionally attached to the canals that it inspired her astonishing work writings.

Lake Como is the third largest lake in Europe and it is surrounded by stunning alpine scenery and beautiful villages famed for their high quality silk production.After your 1-hour coach journey from Milan, start your tour of Como visiting historic center and enjoy some free time to get to know the town and shop in the many local boutiques.The tour continues with a 1-hours cruise on the lake. Admire the lakeside villas and keep an eye out for Villa d'Este at Cernobbio, a luxurious hotel set in tropical gardens.The mild Mediterranean climate ensures an abundance of exotic and rare plants thrive year round.Docking at the town of Bellagio, one of the most famous towns on the lake, you can follow the steep alleys running up from the lake and stop for a coffee or gelato at one of the lively cafes housed in grand historic buildings. Spend some time at your leisure here before cruise to Cadenabbia and return to your coach for the journey back to Milan.Summer SeasonTour in English & Spanish every dayMeeting Point:Central Station - Piazza Duca d'Aosta at 08.00 AMDown Town - Milan Visitor Center in Largo Cairoli 18 corner with Foro Buonaparte 10 at 08.30 AMWinter SeasonTour in English and Spanish every Monday, Wednesday, Friday, Saturday and SundayMeeting Point:Central Station - Piazza Duca d'Aosta at 08.30 AMDown Town - Milan Visitor Center in Largo Cairoli 18 corner with Foro Buonaparte 10 at 09.00 AM Audioguides available in French, Italian, Spanish, German, Portuguese, Russian, Chinese and Japanese

There is no better way to observe the majesty of the Swiss Alps, than on the legendary Bernina Red train.Imagine yourself, admiring the fairy-tale alpine landscape on board of carriages equipped with opening windows to enjoy the mountain air and activate all your senses, to fully immerse yourself in the surrounding nature.On a 100 years old railroad route, today protected by the UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, our guide will deep dive you in the history of this fascinating Swiss territory.Your adventure among the stunning landscapes of the Alps will depart from Milan. On air conditioned coach you will arrive in St. Moritz, where will have the chance to admire the majestic Swiss Alps while sipping the famous Swiss hot chocolate at the best chocolate house in Switzerland, have a walk around the lake or indulge in some shopping in the luxurious boutiques.Depending on availability, your journey on the red train could start in Thusis, St. Moritz, or Tirano, offering unforgettable alpine views along the way.Along the way you will pass wild gorges and icy glaciers, cross soaring bridges and shoot through loop tunnels. An indescribable experience, impossible to transmit through photos or video.At the end of your train journey you will be returning to Milan in a comfortable coach where, exhausted by an overload of emotions, you will be able to have a quiet rest.LanguagesEnglish: everydaySpanish: Monday, Thursday, Saturday and SundayAudioguides available in French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian and Japanese

Experience Milan with this self-guided tour that offers flexibility and convenience.Start your adventure by admiring the Sforza Castle, an impressive medieval fortress and one of the most remarkable urban castles in Europe. Once the residence of Milan’s ruling family, the castle now houses several museums and art collections.Next, marvel at the majestic Duomo Cathedral, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture and the largest church in Italy. Try to count the 3,200 statues adorning its roof and façade before exploring its stunning interior, included in your ticket.With your 24-hour open-top bus ticket, enjoy a panoramic journey through the city, hopping on and off at your own pace to visit landmarks and hidden gems. This ticket gives you the freedom to explore Milan’s vibrant streets and cultural treasures at your leisure.Afterward, take a stroll through the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a dazzling 19th-century glass-vaulted shopping gallery filled with elegant shops and cafés. This historic covered passage once connected the Cathedral to the famous La Scala Theatre, allowing Milanese society to reach the theatre without getting wet on rainy days.Conclude your experience with a visit to the legendary La Scala Theatre. Your entrance ticket grants you access to this world-famous opera house, founded in 1778. It has hosted iconic performances by luminaries such as Pavarotti, Maria Callas, and Giuseppe Verdi, cementing its status as a cornerstone of global opera history.This tour is perfect for those who wish to discover Milan’s rich history and iconic sights at their own pace while enjoying the convenience of included access to key attractions.

The biggest medieval town in Europe, Genoa Maintains the charm of the ancient maritime republic. The Ancient Harbor renovated in 1992 by the architect Renzo Piano and the labyrinth of narrow alleyways in the old town are just two of the many attractions of this city. On arrival in downtown Genoa, a professional guide will show you the heart of the city on an inspiring walking tours. After free time for lunch, visit the colorful village of Santa Margherita Ligure on the Tigullio gulf, nicknamed the Dolphins to the two Gulf lange school of dolphins That Are Often spotted there. Here you take the boat for a mini-cruise to the charming fishing village of Portofino, a half-moon shaped sea side village Whose beauty Has Been narrated across the millennia by writers and poets such as Guy de Maupassant. The journey ends with the return by boat to Santa Margherita, where your coach will be waiting to take you back to MilanPROGRAMTour in English: every Thursday and Saturday

Leaving Milan, you arrive directly at the Cinque Terre and via a scenic route on the coast you reach Manarola. Here you'll have free time to venture around the vineyards, stroll the piers where fishing boats line the shore or watch the locals and the tourists jumping into the sea from the rocks of the harbour!Right before lunch time you catch the train to Monterosso al mare, the biggest of the five villages, where you will have time to explore and visit the beaches dotted along the coast. Despite the number of tourists, there is still a real sense of local identity even in the most tourist-crammed little ‘piazze'. Restaurants, bars and accommodation all have an endearingly homespun air about them as though when the locals saw tourists coming, they found a few garden chairs to stick on their terrace, hand painted a sign and began serving customers.From Monterosso you will start the final leg of your journey, probably the most inspiring, a 90 minutes boat cruise. The perfect way to admire the stunning views of the Cinque Terre and the delightful village of Portovenere from the sea. After this memorable experience, you will arrive at La Spezia where your coach will be waiting to take you back to Milan. Tour in English only Every Monday and Thursday Tour in English & Spanish Every Friday

Verona is a beautiful and romantic city, a prosperous medieval town in its own and also a popular tourist destination. Step back into Shakespearean times and call for your Romeo from Juliet's balcony or visit the exceptionally preserved ancient Roman Arena where during the summer concerts and operas are still performed. You will also have free time to explore the narrow medieval streets and the renaissance palace that make up Verona's historic centre.The stunning lakeside towns around Lake Garda have fascinated visitors for centuries. The first people to fall in love with the area were the Romans, who made it a luxurious summer destination; and in Sirmione you can visit ruins and mosaics that mark their presence.Sirmione, which lies between the blue waters of Lake Garda and green olive trees, is undoubtedly one of the most romantic places on earth and its beauty has been praised by Roman poet Catullus since the early days. Visit the narrow medieval streets that burst with colour, the moated castle, Rocca Scaligera or take a wander through the towns most striking attraction, the grand Roman villa. Here you can admire the ruined walls and archaeological delights, including a charming carving of rabbits in the small museum.

A professional guide will lead you to discover the museum rooms, with curiosities and anecdotes about great artists, like Verdi and Toscanini, who performed on this important stage. You will also dive into the magic of theatre with a spectacular view from the boxes to admire the beautiful room with the valuable crystal chandelier and the stage. With a little luck you might see the artists rehearsal! As you tour the theater and museum, you will see of the amount of work that goes in to an opera production at this famed venue, where some of the best singers in the world have performed for more than 200 years.03.30 PM Every Wednseday and Saturday

A professional guide will lead you to discover the museum rooms, with curiosities and anecdotes about great artists, like Verdi and Toscanini, who performed on this important stage. You will also dive into the magic of theatre with a spectacular view from the boxes to admire the beautiful room with the valuable crystal chandelier and the stage. With a little luck you might see the artists rehearsal! As you tour the theater and museum, you will see of the amount of work that goes in to an opera production at this famed venue, where some of the best singers in the world have performed for more than 200 years.High season:Departure at 2:30 pmEnglish: everydayLow season:Departure at 2.30 pmEnglish: Mon, Wed, Fri, Sat

The Navigli district is famous for its canals and vibrant evening life. With this tour you will have the pleasure of cruising along the Naviglio Grande sipping an excellent cocktail and tasting good food.Aperitivo in Milan is the combination of drinks and fingerood.You will see the typical Milanese railing houses, which represent the Milan of the past, now home to numerous bars and restaurants, going upstream to one of the oldest churches in the city: the Church of San Cristoforo, whose construction began in the 13th century . You will see the historic headquarters of Canottieri Milano Olona and the famous alley of the launderers, an architectural jewel that takes its name from the residents who washed their laundry there, all in complete relaxation and in a convivial atmosphere.If you want, you can also listen to our audio guide, to learn a bit of history, or simply enjoy the navigation while chatting with your friends about the beauties of Milan.Did you know that ...?There are several curiosities that can be found on the canals, here are some:1) The transport of the marbles that still decorate the Milan Cathedral today, coming from the Candoglia quarries on Lake Maggiore, took place through the Naviglio Grande.2) In 1805 Napoleon completed the construction of the Naviglio Pavese to connect "Milan with the sea".3) Navigation on the canal was an excellent method of transportation, abandoned only in the first half of the nineteenth century due to competition from the railways.4) On the Navigli one of the greatest women of the twentieth century, Alda Merini, was born and lived, so tied to the canals that she could not do without it to write her verses about her.

Visit the fashionable Stresa and the amazing Islands on Lake Maggiore on a half day trip from Milan. Set in Italy's beautiful Lake District just 1.5-hour drive from Milan, Lake Maggiore is surrounded by the majestic Alps and home to some of Italy’s most impressive gardens. After some free time for shopping in Stresa, you will take a two-hour panoramic boat cruise on the lake, visiting the Borromean Islands– Isola Madre, Isola dei Pescatori and Isola Bella.On the borders of Piedmont, Lombardy and Switzerland, Lake Maggiore, also known as Verbano is the second largest Italian lake. Your visit will start in Stresa and here you will have free time to explore this quiet and fascinating little town, try some local food or indulge in some shopping before taking a stunning lake cruise.On board you will enjoy the view of exquisite lakeside villas and lush gardens surrounded by crystal blue waters set amidst the beauty of snow capped alps.First, we pass the exotic Isola Madre, home to a 20 acre park that is considered one of the most impressive in Italy, before heading back in time to the simple life of Isola dei Pescatori where you will have free time to explore, shop or enjoy a light lunch. The next stop will be the luxurious Isola Bella with the elaborate gardens of the Borromean Palace (entrance not included) surrounded by boutiques and cafés housed in grand historic buildings. Finally, you will re-join the boat and cruise back to Stresa for your return to Milan.Meeting Point:Centrale Station - Piazza Duca d'AostaDown Town - Milan Visitor Center in Largo Cairoli 18 corner with Foro Buonaparte 10

Experience the best of Milan with the Milan Pass, an easy-to-use city pass valid for 48 or 72 hours hours. Enjoy free admission to eight top city attractions including the terraces of Milan, Duomo. Use your map and guidebook to sightsee independently, enjoy discounts on tours and activities, and make use of vouchers for select shops and restaurants. Your standard Milan Pass includes a hop-on hop-off tour plus you can upgrade to include also the public transport.Pick up your Milan Pass at the Milan Visitor Center in central Milan. Your city pass is valid for 48 or 72 hours, and includes a coupon book, a city map with useful tourist information, a guidebook with suggested itineraries and a Milan ‘agenda’ listing all local events and shows for the month. There's no easier way to plan and enjoy your Milan vacation!Gain free admission to Milan’s famous attractions and museums (listed below) including the terraces at Milan Duomo — the city's stunning cathedral — and the opulent theater of La Scala. You also get a discount on many tours which include the entrance to Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper mural, one of the world’s most famous paintings, located inside the refectory of the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Note that entrance to this popular attraction is subject to availability on the day you decide to visit.

The beauty and glory of the city of gondolas, exotic architecture and puzzling canals has been a fabled holiday destination for centuries. Whether it’s beautifully sunny or covered in a white vale of fog, the city is magical, charming and romantic. If your time in Italy is short, this tour is the perfect way to add the fairy-tale city of Venice to your Italian itinerary. Your full day tour includes a boat trip along the Venice lagoon as well as a walking tour of the city.Experience the watery city, home to gondoliers in stripy jerseys singing in front of the Bridge of Sighs on this day trip; Venice is yours to discover by boat and on foot. While in Venice you'll enjoy a boat trip across the Venice lagoon and take a two-hour guided walking tour where you will uncover the most significant buildings and monuments, untying the labyrinth of canals and narrow alleys until you arrive at the magnificent St. Mark's Square.After sipping espresso in the first cafe in Europe, the afternoon is yours to explore the maze of medieval lane ways and have a spot of lunch. You maybe even take a romantic gondola ride or visit the impressive glass factory before transferring by boat and coach back to Bergamo.All year round: Sunday TOUR IN ENGLISH ONLYFrom Apr 01 to Oct 31Tuesday: ENGLISH and SPANISH Wednesday and Sunday: TOUR IN ENGLISH ONLY

Verona is a beautiful and romantic city, a prosperous medieval town in its own and also a popular tourist destination. Step back into Shakespearean times and call for your Romeo from Juliet's balcony or visit the exceptionally preserved ancient Roman Arena where during the summer concerts and operas are still performed. You will also have free time to explore the narrow medieval streets and the renaissance palace that make up Verona's historic centre.The stunning lakeside towns around Lake Garda have fascinated visitors for centuries. The first people to fall in love with the area were the Romans, who made it a luxurious summer destination; and in Sirmione you can visit ruins and mosaics that mark their presence.Sirmione, which lies between the blue waters of Lake Garda and green olive trees, is undoubtedly one of the most romantic places on earth and its beauty has been praised by Roman poet Catullus since the early days. Visit the narrow medieval streets that burst with colour, the moated castle, Rocca Scaligera or take a wander through the towns most striking attraction, the grand Roman villa. Here you can admire the ruined walls and archaeological delights, including a charming carving of rabbits in the small museum.Departure: High Season Tue & FriLow Season Fri

A professional guide will lead you to discover the museum rooms, with curiosities and anecdotes about great artists, like Verdi and Toscanini, who performed on this important stage. You will also dive into the magic of theatre with a spectacular view from the boxes to admire the beautiful room with the valuable crystal chandelier and the stage. With a little luck you might see the artists rehearsal! As you tour the theater and museum, you will see of the amount of work that goes in to an opera production at this famed venue, where some of the best singers in the world have performed for more than 200 years.03.30 PM Every Tuesday and Friday

The train follows the Albula Line, another UNESCO World Heritage Site and the fist leg of the Glacier express. This is line known for its engineering marvels and breathtaking landscapes, and as the train departs St. Moritz, it traverses through lush valleys, passing by quaint Swiss villages and meandering rivers.The ride ascends through the Albula Pass, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The route features numerous viaducts and tunnels, including the iconic Landwasser Viaduct, which spans a deep gorge with its distinctive curved design.The train passes through the charming village of Bergün, known for its traditional Swiss architecture and picturesque setting amidst the Alps before reaching Preda, the highest point on the Line, before the descent towards ThusisLanguages English: Thursday, Saturday and SundaySpanish & English: Saturday and SundayAll our coaches have opening windows to guarantee the best photo opportunities.Times subjected to organization and/or traffic problem. The train itinerary could be changed from/to St.Moritz.

There is no better way to observe the majesty of the Swiss Alps, than on the legendary Bernina Red train.Imagine yourself, admiring the fairy-tale alpine landscape on board of carriages equipped with opening windows to enjoy the mountain air and activate all your senses, to fully immerse yourself in the surrounding nature.On a 100 years old railroad route, today protected by the UNESCO as a World Heritage Site, our guide will deep dive you in the history of this fascinating Swiss territory.Your adventure among the stunning landscapes of the Alps will depart from Milan. On air conditioned coach you will arrive in St. Moritz, where will have the chance to admire the majestic Swiss Alps while sipping the famous Swiss hot chocolate at the best chocolate house in Switzerland, have a walk around the lake or indulge in some shopping in the luxurious boutiques.Depending on availability, your journey on the red train could start in Thusis, St. Moritz, or Tirano, offering unforgettable alpine views along the way.Along the way you will pass wild gorges and icy glaciers, cross soaring bridges and shoot through loop tunnels. An indescribable experience, impossible to transmit through photos or video.At the end of your train journey you will be returning to Milan in a comfortable coach where, exhausted by an overload of emotions, you will be able to have a quiet rest.LanguagesEnglish: everydaySpanish: Monday, Thursday, Saturday and SundayAudioguides available in French, German, Italian, Spanish, Portuguese, Chinese, Russian and Japanese

Experience McArthur Glen Designer Outlet in Serravalle! A unique village style shopping outlet with small paved squares and winding lanes that are home to more than 180 designer stores offering up to 70% discount all year round. Here you can find over 200 top Italian and international brands including; Versace, Dolce&Gabbana, Bulgari, Roberto Cavalli, Calvin Klein, Prada, Bruno Magli, Fratelli Rossetti, Swarowski, Adidas, Nike and many more.When you are tired of shopping, Serravalle Outlet offers a large playground for the kids where you can relax and enjoy a coffee or an Italian gelatoMeeting Point:Centrale Station - Piazza Duca d'AostaDown Town - Milan Visitor Center in Largo Cairoli 18 corner with Foro Buonaparte 10

Take a ride on the Green Train of the Alps on a spectacular journey on the Swiss Alps from Milan. Cross the lake of Thun on a cruise boat to reach the enchanted village of Interlaken.HighlightsRail tour from Milan aboard the Green train of the Alps Amazing cruise on the Lake ThunStunning Alpine scenery of the Swiss AlpsFree time to explore InterlakenEnglish speaking tour leaderDepart Milan on a high-speed train for the town of Domodossola, the last Italian frontier before the Swiss border. Here begins your adventure on the “Green train of the Alps!”The train takes you on a journey through the Simplon pass, one of the most beautiful crossings in Switzerland. Cutting between the alps, your knowledgeable English-speaking guide will introduce you to the secrets of mountains and the valleys as they appear before of your eyes.After around 2 hours of breath-taking panoramas, we arrive in Spiez, on the shores of Lake Thun. Here we stop for a spot of lunch (not included), before departing on our cruise to Interlaken, on a state of the art steamboat.Whilst crossing the lake, take a moment to snap some pictures of Eiger, Mönch and Jungfrau, 3 famous mountains whose recognisable shapes reflect in the light blue water of the lake.Once in the Interlaken, enjoy time to explore the picturesque architecture or take a walk around the shore where you can marvel at the hang gliders peacefully soaring over the snow capped alps in the distance. Aside from beautiful views, don’t forget to try some of the world’s finest Swiss chocolate at the one of the many local specialty chocolatiers that dot the town.In the late afternoon, we take the train back to Domodossola, before returning to Milan on an air-conditioned coach.

Discover the Italian capital of culture 2023: Brescia and Bergamo, two cities and one capital that integrates the two cities to multiply their value and experiences. Let's discover it together on a unique journey, among artistic and cultural treasures, unique flavors and international excellence.Let's start from Milan to discover Brescia, the second largest city in the region. It is located at the foot of the Alps, a few kilometers from Lake Garda and Iseo. An ancient city whose origins date back over 3,200 years ago, Brescia has a conspicuous artistic and architectural heritage: its monuments from the Roman and Longobard periods have been declared a world heritage site by UNESCO. Active in the manufacturing, engineering, textile, chemical and food industries, it is one of the main economic-productive centers of Italy and is known for the famous Mille Miglia vintage car race and for the production of Franciacorta.In the early afternoon, we will discover Bergamo, an ancient city where Celts, Longobards and Romans have ruled the hill over the centuries, but the most significant period is the domination of the Venetian Republic which lasted 4 centuries. At the time Venice and Bergamo were strongly linked both from a historical and cultural point of view.The guided tour will start in Piazza Vecchia, the heart of the ancient city and continue among historical and religious monuments including the Palazzo del Comune, the Palazzo della Ragione, the Cathedral, Santa Maria Maggiore, the Colleoni Chapel and the Baptistery.

Discover Genoa, the Birthplace of Christopher Columbus, a city with a glorious past! Spend your morning in is one of the most charming cities in Northern Italy. Before starting on crystalline green waters to Portofino, the pearl of the Ligurian sea.Highlights• Guided walking tour of Genoa• Boat cruise from Santa Margherita Ligure to Portofino• Free time to explore charming Portofino• English speaking tour guideGenoa, the largest medieval town in Europe, maintains the charm of the ancient maritime republic. You day starts in the Ancient Harbor, renovated in 1992 by the architect Renzo Piano, where your friendly and professional guide will lead you through the labyrinth of narrow alleyways of the old town to discover the many attractions of this city on an inspiring walking tour.After free time for lunch (not included), hop on your air conditioned coach for a scenic ride following the Tigullio gulf, nicknamed the Dolphins Gulf due to the large school of dolphins that are often spotted there, to reach the colorful village of Santa Margherita Ligure. Here you take the boat for a mini-cruise to the charming fishing village of Portofino, a half-moon shaped sea side village whose beauty has been narrated across the millennia by writers and poets such as Guy de Maupassant.The journey ends with the return by boat to Genoa.

A professional guide will lead you to discover the museum rooms, with curiosities and anecdotes about great artists, like Verdi and Toscanini, who performed on this important stage. You will also dive into the magic of theatre with a spectacular view from the boxes to admire the beautiful room with the valuable crystal chandelier and the stage. With a little luck you might see the artists rehearsal! As you tour the theater and museum, you will see of the amount of work that goes in to an opera production at this famed venue, where some of the best singers in the world have performed for more than 200 years.03.30 PM Every Sunday

The train follows the Albula Line, another UNESCO World Heritage Site and the fist leg of the Glacier express. This is line known for its engineering marvels and breathtaking landscapes, and as the train departs St. Moritz, it traverses through lush valleys, passing by quaint Swiss villages and meandering rivers.The ride ascends through the Albula Pass, offering panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests. The route features numerous viaducts and tunnels, including the iconic Landwasser Viaduct, which spans a deep gorge with its distinctive curved design.The train passes through the charming village of Bergün, known for its traditional Swiss architecture and picturesque setting amidst the Alps before reaching Preda, the highest point on the Line, before the descent towards ThusisLanguages English: Thursday, Saturday and SundaySpanish & English: Saturday and SundayAll our coaches have opening windows to guarantee the best photo opportunities.Times subjected to organization and/or traffic problem. The train itinerary could be changed from/to St.Moritz.

Pizza, gelato, art and… football (or soccer if you are from across the continent)!Of course Italy is much more than that, but if you are a fan, San Siro stadium is a must.Heading inside of San Siro, you can realize the dream of walking in the footsteps of the greatest champions of the History of Italian Football. You will have the chance to visit the public areas of the stadium, observe the pitch from above (be prepared for the chills once you see the greatness of this stadium without thousands of people inside), visit the press-room and imagine yourself on the other side of the camera where all the post-match interviews and photos are taken. Last but definitely not least, you will be able to reach the entrance tunnel to the pitch, at the bottom of which opens the magical view of the San Siro field, the most exciting experience for any football lover.Your ticket also includes access to The ‘Inter and Milan’ museum inside the stadium, a chance to discover the history of the teams Inter and A.C.Milan.But that’s not all, do you remember what happened in 1982 and 2006?For football fans those two years are memorable moments, full of adrenaline and emotions, when Italy won the World Cup. You can still fill some of that energy, when looking at the displayed jerseys of the legendary “Azzurri”.Want to take some of that home? While heading out of the stadium you could stop by the official boutique.

An unmissable voyage back in time to Leonardo da Vinci’s footsteps around Milan. Your tour begins at the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, where for the first time in history, the Atlantic codex is accessible to the public. The Atlantic Codex is the most extensive collection of Leonardo’s manuscripts and contains studies covering everything from mathematics, anatomy, botanic, machine design, studies on the flights of birds and architectural projects.The tour will continue with The Last Supper, Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece. Housed at Santa Maria delle Grazie, the Last Supper has earned a spot on the UNESCO World Heritage list. With our walking tour you will get “skip the line” tickets guaranteeing you exclusive no line entry and an intimate viewing of the famous painting.DEPARTURE POINT: Departure from Piazza Pio XI 2, in front of the Pinacoteca AmbrosianaRETURN DETAILS: Tour ends at Santa Maria delle Grazie church

Explore the Duomo Cathedral, an amazing example of Gothic architecture and the biggest Church in Italy. The tour starts with the most spectacular terrace of Milan, the Cathedral rooftop. The elevator will carry your directly to the top and you will walk around the spires and the statues that ornate the roof. There are more than 3.200 statue, will you be able to count them all? Don’t worry, your guide will be there to help you in the effort. Your visit continues with the Cathedral, here you will discover how the history of the city blends with the artistic and architectures movements that have made this church unique. Your guide will lead you through the history and the secrets of the paintings and the huge stained-glass windows that decorate the cathedral. Finally,down in the crypts of the church, the burial please of great personalities of the history of Milan, here you will hear the anecdotes and the legends around this mystical place. This ticket will also guarantee you the entrance to the Museum of Duomo and to the Church of San Gottardo in Corte, that you will be able to visit autonomously after the tour.

A professional guide will lead you to discover the museum rooms, with curiosities and anecdotes about great artists, like Verdi and Toscanini, who performed on this important stage. You will also dive into the magic of theatre with a spectacular view from the boxes to admire the beautiful room with the valuable crystal chandelier and the stage. With a little luck you might see the artists rehearsal! As you tour the theater and museum, you will see of the amount of work that goes in to an opera production at this famed venue, where some of the best singers in the world have performed for more than 200 years.Only High Season (April - October)03.30 PM Every Thursday

Whether it's beautifully sunny or covered in a white vale of fog, the city is magical, charming and romantic. If your time in Italy is short, this tour is the perfect way to add the fairy-tale city of Venice to your Italian itinerary. Your full day tour includes a boat trip along the Venice lagoon as well as a walking tour of the city.Experience the beauty and glory of Venice, with its gondolas, exotic architecture and puzzling canals. On this day trip, Venice is yours to discover by boat and on foot. While in Venice you'll enjoy a boat trip across the Venice lagoon and take a two-hour guided walking tour where you will uncover the most significant buildings and monuments, untying the labyrinth of canals and narrow alleys until you arrive at the magnificent St. Mark's Square.After sipping espresso in the first cafe in Europe, the afternoon is yours to explore the maze of medieval lane ways and have a spot of lunch. Why not take a romantic gondola ride or visit the impressive glass factory before transferring by boat and coach back to Milan.All year round:Sunday TOUR IN ENGLISH ONLY From Apr 01 to Oct 31Tuesday: ENGLISH and SPANISHWednesday and Sunday: TOUR IN ENGLISH ONLY