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What are Duomo Milan opening hours?

Today

Open 08:00–19:00

Milan Cathedral

Jan 1 TO Dec 31 Timings

Days (Jan 1 TO Dec 31)

TIMINGS
Monday 08:00–19:00
Tuesday 08:00–19:00
Wednesday 08:00–19:00
Thursday 08:00–19:00
Friday 08:00–19:00
Saturday (Today)08:00–19:00
Sunday 08:00–19:00
Duomo Milan Opening Hours

Duomo Terraces: 9am to 7pm

Last admission: 6:10pm

Duomo Milan Museum

Jan 1 TO Dec 31 Timings

Days (Jan 1 TO Dec 31)

TIMINGS
Monday 10:00–19:00
Tuesday 10:00–19:00
Wednesday Closed
Thursday 10:00–19:00
Friday 10:00–19:00
Saturday (Today)10:00–19:00
Sunday 10:00–19:00



Duomo Milan Tickets & Tours

Milan Cathedral & Terraces Skip-the-Line Ticket with Lift Access
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Milan Cathedral & Terraces Ticket with Lift and Stairs Access
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Best time to visit the Milan Cathedral

Weekday vs Weekend

  • For a more peaceful experience, visit Duomo Milan on weekdays to avoid the crowds. The rooftops are open until 7pm on weekdays and 8pm on weekends, perfect for capturing stunning evening photos.
  • While weekends are busier with tourists and worshippers, weekdays offer a more relaxed visit. Enjoy the beauty of the Duomo without the hustle and bustle!

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Pleasant
Crowded
Very Crowded

Peak season vs low season

  • The best time to visit Milan Cathedral is between April and May in the spring. Average spring temperatures in Milan are around 21 degrees Celsius.
  • Avoid the summer months as it's the peak tourist season. Summer falls between June and August.
  • Another good time to visit Milan is during autumn in September. The Fall season is also crowded because Milan hosts the world-famous Milan fashion week.
  • Winter in Milan stretches from December to February and the temperatures could drop to as low as five degrees.

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Off Season
Moderate Season
Peak Season

Duomo Milan mass timings

Weekdays (Monday to Friday)

  • Eucharist Mass: 7am, 8am, 8:30am (in the Crypt), 11am, 5:30pm
  • Recital of the Rosary: 5pm

Saturday

  • Eucharist Mass: 8:30am (in the Crypt), 9:30am
  • Vigil Mass (at the High Altar): 5:30pm

Sundays and Festivities

  • Celebrations of the Eucharist: 7am, 8am (in the Feriale Chapel), 9:30am, 11am (Capitular Eucharist in Latin), 12:30pm, 5:30pm
  • Morning Lauds: 10:30am
  • Vespers and Eucharistic Blessing: 4:30pm

Access for worshippers

  • Every day from 6:50am to 8:30am:
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  • Every day from 8am to 7pm (last access at 6:10pm):
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Note: The hours of liturgical celebrations and access for worshippers could be subject to change.

How long do you need to tour Duomo di Milan?

There is a lot to see at the Milan Cathedral, and if you aim to explore every nook and crany it might easily take you half day to tour the cathedral. We recommend keeping aside at least 4 hours for your visit. Start the visit from the rooftop and then head to the Cathedral to make the most of your visit.

Frequently asked questions about the Duomo Milan opening hours

Is Duomo Milan open every day?

Yes, Duomo Milan is open every day.

Is Duomo Milan open on public holidays?

Yes, the Duomo Milan is open on public holidays and the cathedral is open for worship every day.

Should I visit Duomo Milan on a public holiday?

Duomo Milan is one of the top attractions in Milan. During weekends and holidays, it gets crowded by both locals and tourists. If you're comfortable with large crowds, you can definitely visit the Duomo Milan on a public holiday.

What are the Duomo Milan opening hours for public holidays?

The opening hours for Duomo Milan remain unchanged on public holidays.

When should I visit for least crowds?

For the best chance of avoiding the crowds, visit the Duomo di Milano early in the morning on a weekday, or in the late afternoon/evening, and avoid weekends and peak tourist seasons if possible. With some planning, you can enjoy this iconic cathedral with fewer people around.