Milan · BRERA & PINACOTECA TOURS
10 reviewed
Good brera & pinacoteca tours fill up fast in Milan, and the best ones fill up first. Ranked below are the 10 worth your time, with current prices and what sets each apart, so you can book before the calendar closes.
See Milan’s Pinacoteca Ambrosiana art and library treasures, then step into the Crypt of San Sepolcro with one combined ticket.
“An excellent collection of old masters works - I was surprised to see so many great paintings in one place. The building itself is also impressive and a really great value for money. Highly recommended for everyone who likes art.”
Milan’s Pinacoteca di Brera entry ticket: Renaissance and Baroque masterpieces, Raphael and Caravaggio highlights, plus an audio guide.
“I thoroughly enjoyed this museum and regret not visiting sooner. It seamlessly blends into the neighborhood in terms of style, class, and elegance. I focused on the most significant works, including pieces by Tintoretto, Titian, and Caravaggio. The Armani fashion display was a nice touch. I look forward to visiting again soon.”
A 2-hour guided art tour in Milan: Pinacoteca highlights with headphones, then a Brera walk with studios, shops, and context.
“Our guide was excellent and extremely knowledgeable. We had a wonderful time and learned a lot during the neighborhood walk as well as the museum tour.”
Private 3-hour Brera food walk in Milan with 6 tastings, spritz and aperitivo, plus history from a local guide. Mobile ticket.
“Valentina was an excellent guide and we enjoyed a variety of food and drinks with her. She also gave us some interesting history of Milano and the food.”
Timed, self-guided access to Milan’s Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and Leonardo’s Codex Atlanticus pages, plus major Renaissance masterpieces.
“A great tour. Short but great experience - got to a lot in a short time.”
2-hour Milan tour of Brera and Pinacoteca di Brera with tickets, certified guide, and small-group headphones.
“Our guide was spectacular at explaining the subtle messages of each piece. Also gave us an overview of how Italian art changed through centuries. The Pinacoteca Di Brera houses some very beautiful works, it is definitely recommended.”
Smartphone audioguide for Pinacoteca Ambrosiana with 6 languages and 50+ audio stops. Skip the line and keep access.
“Most of the audio was allready displayed as text. Very little art pieces were described and the overview was bad. Not worth the 4 bucks”
A one-day combo ticket for Milan’s Palazzo Citterio and Brera Gallery, with timed entry and an audio guide app in multiple languages.
Skip the line at Milan’s Brera Art Gallery. Use your assigned entrance time to explore 38 rooms of 13th–20th-century art.
“Everything was well organised, as written in the description, so we did not have to worry about anything.”
Mobile ticket for Pinacoteca Ambrosiana and the crypt of San Sepolcro, art and underground Milan in about 2 hours.
“Very knowledgeable guide. If in Milan book the private tour. The guide showed up few minutes before tour started.”
