Milan Brera District and Moscova Walking Tour with Local Guide

Name: Milan Brera District and Moscova Walking Tour with Local Guide
Brand: Viator
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5.0(1)2h 30mEngelskMilan

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This 2.5 hours outdoor walking tour takes you through two famous and opposing area of Milan. Brera is one of the mostely lovely district of Milan! Flowers on the balconies, narrow alleys are very charming as the antiques and vintage shops, Brera is also home of one of the most important italian Gallery. In the company of your local guide you will walk along Via Fiori Chiari and Via Madonnina, two of the most caractheristic streets of the area. You will see the courtyard of Brera Art Gallery and amazing hidden corners of this wonderful neighborhhod! You will be astonished by the Early Christian church of San Simpliciano dating back to the third century A.C., that still preserve the original cloister. Going out from Brera district, you will reach Moscova, completely different district, as it is the heart of nightlife and center of the most avant-garde projects such as Unicredit Tower, the highest skyscraper in Italy.

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Local guide

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Hotel pickup and drop-off
Brera Palace collection is not included

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