In short. The six main sights of Milan do not work in the same way, so the first choice is not the product but the order in which you book. The Last Supper comes first: entry is by reserved turn for every visitor, tickets are sold on set dates and each one carries a name. Brera needs a reservation, Duomo tickets carry a date and a time slot, and the Sforza Castle and the La Scala museum need no reservation from individual visitors. Below you find the kinds of option that exist for each sight and what their cards list. We read the rules on 24 October 2026.
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Book tickets and visits →The cards for these products are on the ticket pages of the Duomo, the Last Supper, the Sforza Castle, Brera, the Science Museum and the La Scala museum. Each card shows its own details, and for hours and rules the site of each sight is the reference.
What to book first
This order follows from the rules each sight publishes.
- The Last Supper. Booking is compulsory for everyone, children and free-entry visitors included. Tickets are on sale only on set dates, in quarterly blocks: September to December 2026 opened on 23 June 2026, and January to April 2027 were not yet on sale when we read the site. Extra tickets appear online every Wednesday at 12:00 for the following week. The ticket is in your name, cannot be refunded, and date, time and name cannot be changed. Visits run in turns of 15 minutes for at most 40 people, and you must be at the ticket office 30 minutes before your turn.
- Brera and the Duomo. Brera needs a reservation with date and time. Duomo and rooftop tickets carry a date and a time slot, with 30 minutes of tolerance either side.
- The Science Museum. At weekends the museum says that access is not guaranteed to visitors who have not bought online with a date and time.
- The Sforza Castle and the La Scala museum. No reservation is required from individual visitors.
If you know your dates, fix the Last Supper first and plan the other days around it. The Last Supper, the Castle, Brera and the Science Museum are closed on Mondays (the Science Museum except on holidays): see the Last Supper hours and the hours pages of the other sights.
The kinds of option for each sight
| Sight | Kinds of option on the cards | What the lists include | What to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Duomo di Milano | Entry with the museum; entry with the rooftop; rooftop only; fast-track versions; guided tours with or without the rooftop | The rooftop by lift or stairs on the plain cards, by lift on the guided ones; a live guide and headset on the guided ones | The museum is closed on Wednesdays; the cancellation terms differ from card to card |
| Last Supper | Guided visits only: about 1 hour, small groups, walking tours of the city, tours that add the Castle or the Duomo | Ticket, live guide, headsets on most; the city tours add the other sights | Entry is in timed turns for everyone; the museum’s own ticket is nominal |
| Sforza Castle | Entry with a phone audio guide; guided tour with the Pietà Rondanini; guided tours that add the Duomo or the Last Supper | A reserved entry and an app audio guide; or a live guide in English or Italian for 1 hour 30 minutes | The museums’ ticket covers all the Castle museums, the Pietà Rondanini included; closed on Mondays |
| Pinacoteca di Brera | A small-group guided walking tour | The entry ticket, a live guide for 2 hours in English or Italian, headsets | A reservation is compulsory; closed on Mondays |
| Science Museum | Entry ticket | Entry to the museum and, depending on availability, the temporary exhibition | The Toti submarine has its own booking rule on the museum’s site; closed on Mondays except holidays |
| La Scala museum | Guided tours by tour operators, from 1 hour to 1 hour 30 minutes | A live guide with headset; one card lists entry to the museum, another lists the museum as not included | The museum and the tours are different things, see below |
Ratings and the full lists are on the cards; the table only says what kind of product exists, as read on 24 October 2026.
Choosing between the options
- Only the entry, nothing else. The Duomo (with the museum, or with the rooftop), the Science Museum and the Sforza Castle (with a phone audio guide) have plain entry cards. For the Last Supper there is no plain card, only guided visits.
- A guide. Every sight except the Science Museum has at least one guided card. They differ in length (from 1 hour to a full morning), in language (check the live guide languages on each card) and in group size, which cards give only sometimes.
- Several sights in one booking. City tours add the Duomo, the Last Supper, the Castle or La Scala to a walk, some with a coach. The operator decides the order and what you enter, so read what is included and excluded: for example the card that adds La Scala excludes the Duomo rooftop.
- The rooftop of the Duomo. Choose between stairs and lift on the plain cards, and read the Duomo rooftop guide for what the lift reaches.
- Cancellation. It changes from card to card: some cards are not cancellable, some can be cancelled up to a set time before the slot, some follow a date-based rule. Check it before paying.
The Last Supper: the cards list guided visits only
The Last Supper products on the cards are guided visits run by tour operators. Entry is in timed turns for everyone, so a guided visit does not give a separate lane. We could not verify how many places the operators hold. The reservation rules, the release dates and the museum’s own guided visits are in how to book the Last Supper.
La Scala: the museum and the tours are different things
The museum ticket does not include a guided tour. The museum offers its own tour of the Theatre, with museum entry, for 60 minutes on days with no rehearsals or events, and says that only its own guides may take visitors into the auditorium. We could not verify whether the tours enter it, so we do not describe them as a visit to the auditorium: read the included and excluded lists on the card. Our La Scala museum page has the hours and what the museum shows.
What changes between the sight’s own ticket and the card
Dates, time slots and entry rules stay the same, because the sight decides them. What differs is the card: delivery on your phone, the language of the page and the cancellation terms. Check them before paying; each ticket page has the cards and a link to the sight’s site for hours and rules.
