Book The Last Supper and the Pinacoteca di Brera first (both need a reservation), then add the Castello Sforzesco courtyards (free daily), Parco Sempione and Triennale for design, Fondazione Prada for contemporary art, the house museums such as Villa Necchi, and an evening in Navigli or Isola.
Checked 2026-09-18 · Milan · Things to see
| At a glance | |
|---|---|
| Book first | The Last Supper · Pinacoteca di Brera (closed Mondays) |
| Free | Castello courtyards · Parco Sempione · Galleria · Navigli walk · San Maurizio |
| Design & art | Triennale · Fondazione Prada · Leonardo3 (€16) |
| House museums | Case Museo Card €25 — four museums, one visit each within a year |
| Evenings | Navigli (canals) · Brera (aperitivo) · Isola |
Book these first
The Last Supper
Pinacoteca di Brera
Walkable and often free
Castello Sforzesco
Parco Sempione & Triennale
Galleria & La Scala
By interest
Fondazione Prada
House museums
Leonardo3
Where to spend the evening
Navigli, Brera or Isola?
Quick answers
Is Milan worth visiting beyond the Duomo?
Yes — The Last Supper, Brera, the Castello, design museums and canal evenings easily fill two days.
What is free to see in Milan?
The Duomo square, a walk through the Galleria, the Castello courtyards, Parco Sempione, a Navigli walk and San Maurizio.
Triennale or Fondazione Prada?
Triennale for Italian design and an easy stop by the Castello; Fondazione Prada for contemporary art and architecture in south Milan.
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Sources: Cenacolo · info ↗ · Pinacoteca di Brera · hours ↗ · Castello Sforzesco ↗ · Triennale · visit ↗ · Fondazione Prada ↗ · Case Museo · the card ↗ · Museo Teatrale alla Scala ↗ · Leonardo3 · plan your visit ↗ · Duomo · regulations ↗