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The guide was wonderful! This is a great tour to take at the beginning of your trip. You visit many of the interesting and historical sites of the city, and can then later visit them in more detail if desired. The "Last Supper" is the biggest draw of this tour as it is difficult to get tickets otherwise it is usually booked many months in advance - but if you visit with this tour, you are guaranteed tickets.
Reviewed by: Preston R, United States, March 2008
It was amazing!
Reviewed by: Leena K, Finland, March 2008
This tour is a must. You cannot go to Milan without seeing the Last Supper.
Reviewed by: Virginia B, United States, March 2008
Excellent tour, lots of information. Highly recommended!
Reviewed by: Fionnuala O, Ireland, March 2008
Excellent tour! Our guide was clearly in love with her city and her enthusiasm contagious. Well planned tour during which the knowledge was built carefully.
Reviewed by: Kenneth & Jo A, United States, March 2008
Marvelous!
Reviewed by: Linda J, United Kingdom, March 2008
Our tour guide was wonderful, very knowledgeable and passionate about the sites she showed us. We were able to view a practice session at La Scala and The Last Supper was breathtaking. The bus was easy to find and I would recommend this tour to future travelers to Milan!
Reviewed by: Patti C, United States, March 2008
This is a great tour to experience the highlights of Milan. We were lucky enough to see the performers of 'Romeo and Juliet' rehearsing at La Scala, which was a fantastic 'behind-the-scenes' experience. My highlight was definitely Da Vinci's Last Supper masterpiece, which I learnt so much about. Listen out for the facts comparing Dan Brown's Da Vinci code and the other facts behind Da Vinci's Last Supper.
Reviewed by: Joanne B, Australia, March 2008
I got excellent guidance and assistance.
Reviewed by: Ramesh S, United Kingdom, February 2008
I saw everything important for my short visit to Milan this time. The city tour and especially seeing The Last Supper was the highlight of the trip. Thank you so much.
Reviewed by: Louise G, United States, February 2008
We only had 24 hours in Milan so the sightseeing tour was perfect!
Reviewed by: Ray V, United States, February 2008
We had a great time on our sightseeing tour!
Reviewed by: Bobbye G, United States, February 2008
This trip is well worth the money. We loved it! Not only do you get a complete tour of the beautiful city but the guides make it most interesting. In fact, the guides are the stars of the show. This is the second time I have taken this trip - due to traveling with different parties but if I visited Milan again I would have no hesitation to book it again as each time the information given by the guides is different. They are so well informed and nothing appears to be too much trouble for them. The best way to see the city and get guaranteed viewing of the last supper.
Reviewed by: Rachel A, United Kingdom, February 2008
For a short tour there was a lot packed in! We saw the most famous sights in Milan without feeling rushed. The tour guide was very friendly and made everyone feel comfortable. I'd definitely book my next tour with Viator!
Reviewed by: Daniele Z, Australia, February 2008
Even the miserable weather did not dampen our experience. The tour guide was lovely and spoke good English amongst other languages and was very informative. Everything ran like clockwork. Due to rehearsals we could not see inside La Scala but were given a pass to re-attend. If this happens to you, make the effort it is worth it. The Last Supper was amazing.
Reviewed by: Anonymous, United Kingdom, February 2008
