Last Supper + Duomo / Sforza Castle Tours
The Last Supper is a fifteen-minute visit twenty minutes' walk from the Sforza Castle and twenty-five from the Duomo — which is why the best-selling products bolt Milan onto the ticket. Which combination suits a half-day, a full day and a first visit, with 2026 prices.
The Last Supper takes fifteen minutes and sits at the western edge of Milan’s historic centre — a twenty-minute walk from the Sforza Castle and twenty-five from the Duomo. That geography is why four of the platform’s five most-booked Last Supper products are combinations, and why they are good value: the ticket problem is solved and you see the city with the same guide.
The combinations, ranked by what they add
| Tour | Adds to the Last Supper | From | Rating · reviews |
|---|---|---|---|
| Guided walking tour + Last Supper with ticket | 3 hours: Duomo square (outside), La Scala, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Sforza Castle facades | $121 | 4.7 · 6,581 |
| City centre & Last Supper walking tour | 3 hours: Sforza Castle, La Scala, the Galleria, the Duomo from outside | $173 | 4.7 · 5,424 |
| Duomo + Last Supper skip-the-line | Inside the Duomo (skip-the-line, not the terraces) + Sforza Castle + city walk | $161 | 4.7 · 1,336 |
| Last Supper + Sforza Castle | The castle courtyards with an art-historian guide (museums not included) | $138 | 4.7 · 1,325 |
Which one
- Half a day, first visit, want the greatest hits: the walking tour + Last Supper — the most-booked combination, and the walk covers every postcard.
- You want to go inside the Duomo: the Duomo + Last Supper is the only one of the four with cathedral entry included (terraces are separate — see below).
- You are more castle than cathedral: the Sforza Castle version — the courtyards, the Filarete tower, and an art-historian guide for both sites.
- Just the Last Supper, then Milan on your own: a guided tour with the ticket — about $68 for the barest guided entry, $173 for the most-booked one — and a metro ticket. Cadorna station is ten minutes away; the Duomo is one stop.
A sensible day around the ticket
Slots are timed and named, so build the day around them, not the other way round.
- Morning slot: Last Supper → church → walk to the Sforza Castle (20 min) → Parco Sempione → lunch in Brera → Duomo and Galleria in the afternoon (Duomo terraces at golden hour).
- Afternoon slot: Duomo early (before the queues), Galleria, La Scala from outside, Sforza Castle → walk west to Santa Maria delle Grazie for the slot → aperitivo on Corso Magenta.
Not to combine on the same ticket
- The Duomo terraces — a separate ticket and a separate queue; none of the combinations here includes them.
- Lake Como day trips — the platform lists them next to Last Supper tours because both leave from Milan; they are a full day and cannot share a Last Supper slot.
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Da Vinci's Last Supper Guided Tour — entry ticket, licensed guide and headsets, meeting in front of the ticket office on Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie. 4.7/5 from 10,713 verified visitors, from $173. Free cancellation. If you would rather add a city walk, the Duomo or a six-person group, those are on this page and we say what each changes.
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