Milan: Cathedral Rooftop Tour
Barona, Milan
Head to Milan Cathedral's rooftop terraces for stunning views as far as the Italian Alps. Admire its statues, its spires and its flying buttresses while listening to the explanation of your guide.
Rooftop Tour of Milan Cathedral
Explore Milan’s Duomo rooftop terraces with a guided one-hour tour ideal for visitors seeking panoramic city views and historical insights.
Highlights
- Views of Milan from the cathedral's rooftop terraces
- Immersive virtual tour of Piazza del Duomo in the 18th century
- Golden statue of the Virgin Mary atop the main spire
Description
Meet your guide at Piazza del Duomo and admire the detailed façade of Milan Cathedral, including its statues, spires, and gargoyles. Skip the ticket lines and take the elevator directly to the rooftop terraces.
Walk on the roof and enjoy expansive views of Milan. On clear days, the Italian Alps are visible beyond the city. Climb about 50 steps to reach the highest level and see the golden statue of the Virgin Mary shining atop the major spire.
Includes
- Elevator access to the rooftop terraces of Milan Cathedral
- Professional guide
- Headphones for groups larger than five people
Excludes
- Pick-up and drop-off
- Food and drinks
- Gratuities (optional)
Important Information
- The Duomo is not wheelchair accessible.
- Visitors must dress modestly: no off-the-shoulder or low-cut dresses, shorts, miniskirts, or hats inside the cathedral.
- Disposable kimonos are available for purchase at Ticket Office 1 in Sala delle Colonne.
- Security is strict: no knives, scissors, glass bottles, or plates allowed. Additional restrictions may apply at staff discretion.
- The elevator holds a maximum of 7 people; queueing may be necessary to access the roof.
- For safety, the elevator is only used ascending; descent is via stairs.
- Be prepared to climb approximately 50 stairs and wear comfortable shoes.
Cancellation Policy
Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Book your tour in advance to guarantee your spot and bring comfortable footwear for climbing stairs. Early visits offer better light and fewer crowds.
