



by FollowMi Around
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€192This three-hour private walking tour in Milan covers four key areas in the city center: Piazza Cordusio, Piazza San Sepolcro, the Cinque Vie district, and the Colonne di San Lorenzo. The tour begins at Piazza Cordusio, an elegant historic square surrounded by 19th-century buildings that reflect Milan's development as Italy's economic capital. Here, participants sample local gourmet street food while learning about the city's evolution from a medieval trade center to a modern business hub. After about ten minutes, the group moves to Piazza San Sepolcro, located near the ancient Church of San Sepolcro, which was built over the Roman Forum. This stop highlights Milan's Roman and medieval history, accompanied by a tasting of a local specialty. The third stop is the Cinque Vie district, Milan's oldest neighborhood, known for its narrow streets, artisan workshops, antique shops, and boutiques. For approximately fifteen minutes, guests try traditional Milanese products in this authentic setting that combines craftsmanship and history. The final stop is near the Colonne di San Lorenzo, Roman ruins from the 2nd century located by the Basilica di San Lorenzo. This lively area offers the chance to enjoy street food while observing the contrast between ancient history and modern Milanese life. The tour includes a local guide, several food tastings, snacks, lunch, dinner, one alcoholic beverage such as a beer or glass of wine (or a soft drink), and bottled water. Guests should inform the guide of any allergies or dietary restrictions before the tour. Pickup details are arranged by the guide one day prior, with meeting points either in the city center or at the hotel. Pickup is done on foot or by public transportation; no private vehicles are provided. The tour is private but may combine individual bookings into small groups during busy seasons to maintain service quality.
Piazza Cordusio
The tour starts in Piazza Cordusio, a historic and elegant square in Milan. Surrounded by 19th-century buildings and former banking headquarters, this area illustrates Milan's transformation into Italy's economic capital. It is located near the Duomo and luxury shopping district. Here, guests sample local flavors while learning about the city's development from a medieval trade center to a global business hub.
10 min
Piazza San Sepolcro
Near here is a food stop in one of Milan's oldest and most historically layered areas. Piazza San Sepolcro shows the city's Roman origins and medieval past, located close to the ancient Church of San Sepolcro, which was built over the Roman Forum. This spot connects visitors to Milan's 2000-year history. While sampling a local specialty, guests learn about how deeply Milan's identity is rooted in this history.
10 min
Cinque Vie
The third stop is the Cinque Vie district, Milan's oldest neighborhood. This maze of narrow streets includes artisan workshops, antique dealers, and boutiques. It represents an authentic part of Milan away from main tourist routes. Guests taste traditional products reflecting the city's craftsmanship and creativity.
15 min
Colonne di San Lorenzo
The final stop is near the Colonne di San Lorenzo, a group of Roman columns dating back to the 2nd century. Located in front of the Basilica di San Lorenzo, these ancient remains highlight Milan's Roman past. The area is a lively social spot where guests enjoy local street food amid the contrast of ancient heritage and contemporary city life.
15 min




by FollowMi Around
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€192This three-hour private walking tour in Milan covers four key areas in the city center: Piazza Cordusio, Piazza San Sepolcro, the Cinque Vie district, and the Colonne di San Lorenzo. The tour begins at Piazza Cordusio, an elegant historic square surrounded by 19th-century buildings that reflect Milan's development as Italy's economic capital. Here, participants sample local gourmet street food while learning about the city's evolution from a medieval trade center to a modern business hub. After about ten minutes, the group moves to Piazza San Sepolcro, located near the ancient Church of San Sepolcro, which was built over the Roman Forum. This stop highlights Milan's Roman and medieval history, accompanied by a tasting of a local specialty. The third stop is the Cinque Vie district, Milan's oldest neighborhood, known for its narrow streets, artisan workshops, antique shops, and boutiques. For approximately fifteen minutes, guests try traditional Milanese products in this authentic setting that combines craftsmanship and history. The final stop is near the Colonne di San Lorenzo, Roman ruins from the 2nd century located by the Basilica di San Lorenzo. This lively area offers the chance to enjoy street food while observing the contrast between ancient history and modern Milanese life. The tour includes a local guide, several food tastings, snacks, lunch, dinner, one alcoholic beverage such as a beer or glass of wine (or a soft drink), and bottled water. Guests should inform the guide of any allergies or dietary restrictions before the tour. Pickup details are arranged by the guide one day prior, with meeting points either in the city center or at the hotel. Pickup is done on foot or by public transportation; no private vehicles are provided. The tour is private but may combine individual bookings into small groups during busy seasons to maintain service quality.
Piazza Cordusio
The tour starts in Piazza Cordusio, a historic and elegant square in Milan. Surrounded by 19th-century buildings and former banking headquarters, this area illustrates Milan's transformation into Italy's economic capital. It is located near the Duomo and luxury shopping district. Here, guests sample local flavors while learning about the city's development from a medieval trade center to a global business hub.
10 min
Piazza San Sepolcro
Near here is a food stop in one of Milan's oldest and most historically layered areas. Piazza San Sepolcro shows the city's Roman origins and medieval past, located close to the ancient Church of San Sepolcro, which was built over the Roman Forum. This spot connects visitors to Milan's 2000-year history. While sampling a local specialty, guests learn about how deeply Milan's identity is rooted in this history.
10 min
Cinque Vie
The third stop is the Cinque Vie district, Milan's oldest neighborhood. This maze of narrow streets includes artisan workshops, antique dealers, and boutiques. It represents an authentic part of Milan away from main tourist routes. Guests taste traditional products reflecting the city's craftsmanship and creativity.
15 min
Colonne di San Lorenzo
The final stop is near the Colonne di San Lorenzo, a group of Roman columns dating back to the 2nd century. Located in front of the Basilica di San Lorenzo, these ancient remains highlight Milan's Roman past. The area is a lively social spot where guests enjoy local street food amid the contrast of ancient heritage and contemporary city life.
15 min