Get a truly unique experience and explore every hidden corner of Milan on a 3-hour Segway tour. Follow your guide through the picturesque streets and admire the astonishing view of such iconic sites as Sforza Castle, Arco Della Pace, La Scala, Galleria Vittorio Emmanuele, and the remarkable Duomo Cathedral. Stop to take memorable photos and enjoy the amazing storyteller skills of your enthusiastic guide.
• Explore all must-see historical gems of Milan in a fun and unique way • Admire the view of such iconic sites as Sforza Castle, La Scala, and the Duomo • Discover the history of Milan as you stroll through the city • Enjoy a friendly and intimate atmosphere on this small-group tour
This comprehensive tour starts at the Castello Sforzesco, opposite the Filaret tower. It then passes through the strikingly huge army courtyard to the Ducal court, a residential area built in the time of Louis Il Moro. Then you will see the ponte delle Sirenette and going to the Triennale Museum and the Branca tower, offering you a unique insight into the history of Milan. You can experience the amazing skyline of Milan with a ride on the Branca Tower Elevator, presenting a unique perspective of the city's modern facade, including the Cathedral, stadium and Pirelli skyscraper. The main points do not stop there. The Mercanti square, the gilded statue of the Madonna, the statue of the poet and writer of the XIX century Alessandro Manzoni and the back facade of the city hall of Milan are still preserved. The tour ends with a trip to the Piazza della Scala, where you will find the famous Opera house, before returning to the Filaret tower.
The Castello Sforzesco is located in the Sempione Park, in the heart of Milan. Currently, this giant structure is known all over the world. Many Russian tourists at the first sight of it notice its striking resemblance to the Moscow Kremlin. And this is not surprising, because the project was created by famous architects from Milan, and they naturally made drawings, taking the Castello Sforzesco as the basis. Take a closer look at the shape of the towers and the edging of the walls in the form of a crown, and you will also notice this similarity.
The bridge of the mermaids- ponte delle Sirene -is located within the Sempione Park; this place has a long and interesting history. This is the first metal bridge in Italy, which was built in honor of the Austrian Emperor Ferdinand I and opened in 1842 by Archduke Ranieri. The four sensuous sirens that adorn the bridge were appreciated by the Milanese and became the characters of many urban legends. The " Gisini sisters "("Le sorelle Ghisini"), as the mermaids were affectionately called by the locals, became a meeting place for couples in love and romantic "pranks". In 1930, the mermaid bridge was shortened and moved from the Navigli zone to the Sempione Park.
You will make your own way to the meeting points