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Entry to Milan Cathedral with lift or stairs options for terrace access!
Entry to Milan Cathedral with lift or stairs options for terrace access!
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Skip the line into Italy’s largest church with lift access to terraces.
Skip the line into Italy’s largest church with lift access to terraces.
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Explore the stunning Milan Cathedral—where history, art, and architecture await!
Explore the stunning Milan Cathedral—where history, art, and architecture await!
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Access Milan Cathedral’s 8,000 sq m terraces with lift or stairs options for panoramic city views!
Access Milan Cathedral’s 8,000 sq m terraces with lift or stairs options for panoramic city views!
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Skip the wait and explore Milan Cathedral with expert-guided insights and breathtaking rooftop views!
Skip the wait and explore Milan Cathedral with expert-guided insights and breathtaking rooftop views!
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Discover Milan’s top landmarks with an expert local guide!
Discover Milan’s top landmarks with an expert local guide!
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Entry type: Standard entry
Cathedral access: Yes
Terrace access: No
Guide: No
Recommended tickets:
Entry type: Skip-the line entry
Cathedral access: Yes
Terrace access: Yes
Guide: Based on option selected
Recommended tickets:
Entry type: Skip-the-line entry
Cathedral access: Yes
Terrace access: Based on option selected
Guide: Yes
Recommended tours:
Entry type: Skip-the-line or standard entry
Cathedral access: Yes
Terrace access: Yes
Guide: Based on option selected
Recommended tickets:
Duomo: 8am to 7pm
Duomo Terraces: 9am to 7pm
Last admission: 6:10pm
Monday to Friday: 7 am, 8 am, 8:30 am (in the Crypt), 11 am, 5:30 pm
Saturday: 8:30 am (in the Crypt), 9:30 am, 5:30 pm (at the High Altar)
Sunday: 7 am, 8 am (in the Feriale Chapel), 9:30 am, 11 am (Capitular Eucharist in Latin), 12:30 pm, 5:30 pm
Address: P.za del Duomo, 20122 Milano MI, Italy.
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There are three entrances to Duomo Milan, which are as follows:
The following facilities are available at Duomo Milan:
Adjacent to the Duomo, this historic shopping arcade boasts luxury boutiques and cafes under a stunning glass dome.
A short distance away, this imposing fortress-turned-museum houses Renaissance art, including Michelangelo's unfinished masterpiece, the Pietà Rondanini.
Book Castello Sforzesco ticketsLocated nearby, this iconic opera house offers guided tours showcasing its opulent interiors and significant musical history.
Book La Scala Theatre ticketsThere are several ticket options for Duomo Milan. You can choose a basic entry ticket 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.
Yes, you can purchase tickets at the venue. But, keep in mind that ticketing queues can be long during peak hours.
Yes, you can choose a ticket that lets you pick between the stairs or lift. Note that the climb involves 250 stairs.
To ensure availability, it’s best to book your tickets at least 3-5 days in advance as tickets can sell out quickly.
To access the Milan Cathedral, terraces, and museum in one go, it's recommended to opt for an all-inclusive ticket.
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.
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.
The best time to visit the Duomo Milan is early morning, especially on weekdays, to avoid crowds. Spring and summer mornings are ideal, and it's best to skip weekends and holidays for a quieter experience.
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.