3 h 30 min
Guía en inglés
Visita privada
Entrada móvil

Destacados

This private tour offers a well-paced exploration of Milan's rich Roman history, giving you time at each stop to absorb the significance of each landmark. With three and a half hours dedicated to the tour, you'll engage with Milan’s evolution from its Roman roots to its present-day significance. At each site, you’ll have the chance to explore, ask questions, and gain a deeper understanding of how these landmarks shaped the city’s identity. Whether you're admiring the remnants of the Circus or standing at the Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio, each stop offers a mix of historical context and personal reflection. The pacing ensures you won’t feel rushed, allowing you to appreciate the grandeur of these sites and Milan’s fascinating past. By the end of the tour, you’ll have gained a comprehensive understanding of Milan’s ancient heritage, leaving with lasting memories of the city’s remarkable Roman legacy.

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Qué incluye

Admission Ticket
Private Walking Tour
Expert Local Guide

Qué no incluye

Gratuities

Itinerario

The Circus ruins, located near the city center, are a fascinating starting point for the tour. Visitors typically spend around 20-25 minutes here, taking in the remnants of the grand arena that once hosted chariot races. The site is open-air, so visitors can freely explore the ancient foundations and learn about the Circus's historical significance. Informative plaques and exhibits on-site provide essential context about the role of this structure in Roman Milan. The time spent here allows you to reflect on how crucial public spectacles like chariot races were for Roman culture.
20 min
The Imperial Palace ruins offer a deeper look into the Roman administrative and political heart of Milan. Here, you'll spend approximately 30 minutes, where you can explore the remnants of the palace's walls, courtyards, and baths. Although much of the original structure is lost, the foundations, combined with informative plaques, help visitors imagine the grandeur of the palace and its role in the governance of the Western Roman Empire. You’ll have the chance to reflect on how this site once housed emperors and their courts, providing a significant insight into ancient Milan.
25 min
Porta Ticinese is one of the most iconic ancient gates of Milan, dating back to the 1st century BC. You'll spend about 20-25 minutes at this significant historical monument. The gate served as an entrance to the city and remains a tangible connection to Milan's Roman past. Visitors can stand at the base of the gate and admire its structure, reflecting on its importance in the context of Roman military and trade activities. The surrounding area also offers an opportunity to explore Milan’s modern vibrancy, providing a striking contrast with the ancient past.
20 min
The Basilica di San Lorenzo, built on the site of a Roman structure, is one of Milan's most beautiful and historically significant churches. Visitors typically spend around 30-40 minutes here. The church features remarkable Roman columns, which are the main attraction for those interested in ancient Milan. You can explore the basilica’s interior, with its early Christian mosaics and frescoes, while also reflecting on the evolution of Milan from Roman paganism to Christianity. The time spent here allows for a deeper appreciation of the architectural and religious significance of the site.
30 min
The Archaeological Museum is the final stop on the tour and an essential place for understanding Milan's Roman and medieval past. You’ll typically spend 45-50 minutes here, allowing you time to explore the extensive collection of Roman artifacts, including statues, pottery, and inscriptions. The museum’s exhibits offer a detailed overview of Milan’s history, providing context to the sites you’ve visited earlier. The museum’s highlights include a series of Roman statues, and its collection of everyday items from ancient Milan allows for a unique insight into life during the Roman Empire. Visitors also have the chance to see medieval artifacts, which help to complete the historical narrative.
45 minEntrada incluida

Cancelación

All sales are final. No refund is available for cancellations.

Antes de ir

Punto de encuentro: meet your guide in front of Camparino Cafè in Galleria, Piazza Duomo
Recogida: Todos se reúnen en el punto de inicio; no hay recogida.
Tipo de entrada: Mobile or paper ticket accepted
Operado por: Archeo Tours

Infants and small children can ride in a pram or stroller
Service animals allowed
Public transportation options are available nearby
Suitable for all physical fitness levels

How it compares in Milán

Its from-price is 74% above the median of the 1339 experiences we list in Milán.
Its length is typical for the group.

About Milán

Milán, elegante potencia del norte de Italia en moda y diseño: catedral gótica, La Última Cena de Leonardo y veladas junto a los canales.

El Duomo, un bosque de agujas y estatuas de mármol blanco cuya finalización llevó siglos, domina el centro de la ciudad, y sus terrazas en el tejado permiten pasear entre los pináculos. Al lado, la Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, con su techo de cristal, conduce a la Scala, y el Castillo Sforzesco alberga museos, entre ellos la última escultura de Miguel Ángel, la Piedad Rondanini.

Top-ranked sights in Milán: Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano), Da Vinci's Last Supper (Il Cenacolo), La Scala (Teatro alla Scala).

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