Join this 2-hour guided experience with a monolingual tour guide and visit the famous Pinacoteca. Prepare to be totally hypnotized by Milan’s famous painting collection and see artworks by Raffaello, Caravaggio, Hayez, and many more.
Walk through the fascinating streets of Brera and breathe in the magical atmosphere admiring local typical canvas and perfume shops.
Tickets to the Pinacoteca of Brera
Certified tour guide
Headphones from 8 participants
Small groups tour
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Anonymous
From Italy - July 2023Excellent
Overall rated5/5
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From United States of America - May 2023Excellent
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From United States of America - March 2023Great
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Consiglio di infornare che per un numero inferiore a 8 partecipanti non sono previste le cuffie . Purtroppo chi ha un udito compromesso fa fatica a se ...
Anonymous
From Italy - December 2022Excellent
Overall rated5/5
La mia guida era molto preparata e disponibile, unico neo le scolaresche presenti erano molto rumorose. La pinacoteca è splendida e spero di poter ri ...
Anonymous
From United States of America - November 2022Excellent
Overall rated5/5
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From United States of America - November 2022Excellent
Overall rated5/5
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