Milan Cathedral | I'll never forget the first time I looked up at you

|I'll never forget the first time I looked up at you. Are you going to Milan Cathedral? I can tell you all about it! Milan Cathedral is located in the center of Milan and is one of the most magnificent and complex Gothic cathedrals in Europe. It is not only magnificent in appearance, but also breathtakingly decorated inside. • Church-only ticket: EUR 5 • Visit the first floor of Milan Cathedral: EUR 7 • Visit Milan Cathedral and Museum: EUR 8 (The museum is located on the right side of the cathedral, with a museum sign on the window.) • Visit Milan Cathedral and climb to the top floor: EUR 15 • Visit Milan Cathedral and take the elevator to the top floor: EUR 20 The combo ticket includes the cathedral rooftop and museum. It is recommended to buy tickets in advance on the official website to avoid the crowds and long waits at the ticket office. Online ticket purchases will incur a EUR 1.5 handling fee. If you buy tickets on site, you can find the ticket office on the wall opposite the right side of the cathedral. Opening hours Open daily from 9:00 am to 7:00 pm (the museum is open from 10:00 am to 7:00 pm and closed on Wednesdays). Tickets are valid for 3 days and are valid for 72 hours after the time slot you choose. Tour order It is recommended to go to the top first, then visit the church, shop, and museum. The entrance to the top is on the left side of the cathedral, with stairs and an elevator. Take the elevator up and the stairs down. Dress code Please note that you cannot enter the church in a short skirt with bare shoulders. Duration It is recommended to allow 2 to 3 hours to visit Milan Cathedral. Nearby attractions • Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II: Adjacent to the cathedral, suitable for shopping and dining. You can rest here after visiting the cathedral. There are popular dessert shops and many luxury stores nearby, as well as souvenir shops where you can buy souvenirs. • The Last Supper: A work by Leonardo da Vinci. Tickets are EUR 18. Be sure to buy tickets in advance. Tickets are hard to get. • Sforza Castle: Not far from the cathedral. You can visit if you have time, but there is no need to buy tickets. Tips • Be especially careful with your belongings in the square in front of Milan Cathedral and avoid talking to people who offer lucky ropes or corn kernels. • There are many shopping malls near the church. If you can't find a toilet, you can go to the top floor of the Renaissance Mall, where there is a free toilet. I hope this information will help you on your trip to Milan Cathedral. Have a great trip!