Milan Pass Review – Is it worth it?

So you are planning to visit Milan and wondering if you should take Milan Pass or not. Milan Pass Review will help you decide what to do!

I will also break down whether it is worth it or not and how feasible it is going to be for you if you are planning to buy it. Also, what is going to be the best way to utility the Milan city pass if you have bought it.

In this post, I will not talk about the Top things to do in Milan because I have already shared one detailed post about that.

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Milan Pass Summary

The fantastic Milan Pass gives you free entrance to a ton of excellent Milan attractions things while putting the city’s sights and attractions at your fingertips for a full 48 hours. Discover La Scala, the Duomo terraces and museum, The World of Leonardo, and more with the finest Milan Pass in your pocket!

Examine the museum and terraces of the Duomo. At La Scala Museum and Theater, get your opera fix. Visit the Art and Science Museum and the interactive World of Leonardo to immerse yourself in culture. The La Triennale Museum and Museo Bagatti Valsecchi are the perfect places to cap off your itinerary, which you can create using your Milan Pass.

When you get to Milan, exchange your voucher for the Milano Card at Milan Visitor Center in Milan Central station

What is included in Milan Pass?

If you are planning to get the Milan Pass then you will the below things included in your Milan Pass.

• 48-hour Milan Pass for Free Public Transport
• Milano City Sightseeing Hop On Hop Off
• ATM Public transport 48h
• Free Entry to Access to the Duomo Cathedral Rooftop terraces (by lift)
• Free Entry to La Scala Museum and Theatre
• Free Entry to Pinacoteca Ambrosiana
• Free Entry to Museum of Science and Technology
• Free Entry to Leonardo 3 – “The World of Leonardo” interactive museum
• Bagatti Valsecchi Museum
• Museo d’Arte e Scienza – Art and Science Museum
• City map and guidebook
• Voucher booklet with discounts for tours, restaurants and shops

Milan Pass Price

Let us just talk about the price of Milan Pass it cost you around 89 Euro in the starting. But I will dig deeper and talk about whether the 89 Euro cost is worth your money or now.

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Is The Milan Pass Worth It?

As I already told that the Milan Pass cost you around 89 Euro. I am going to break down here about the attraction which is going to be covered.

One important thing that one has to keep in mind is that Milan Pass is for 48 hours so you have to plan your day in such a way that you can explore all these Milan attractions in 2 days. So you need to plan what all things you have to do in Milan in 2 Days.

Attractions	Cost in Euro	Standalone Ticket Link
Milano City Sightseeing Hop On Hop Off	24	Book Here
ATM Public transport 48h	10	Info Here
Access to the Duomo Cathedral Rooftop terraces (by lift)	15	Book Here
La Scala Museum and Theatre	17	Book Here
Pinacoteca Ambrosiana	16.50	Book Here
Museum of Science and Technology	10	Book Here
Leonardo 3 – “The World of Leonardo” interactive museum	14	Book Here
Bagatti Valsecchi Museum	12	Book Here
Museo d’Arte e Scienza – Art and Science Museum	10	Info Here
City map and guidebook	6.50	Buy Here
Voucher booklet with discounts for tours, restaurants and shops
Total	135

So let us talk about the cost of the Milan Pass now, As we started the Milan Pass is going to cost your around 89 € and the cost of the standalone tickets summed up is 135 € so you are saving around 46 € without even using the the Voucher Booklet and discounts for tours which you get with Milan Pass.

This looks like a good deal in starting but then you have to know that the Milan Pass is for 2 days so if you are able to squeeze all these things in your time of 2 days then it is the best deal for you.

If you are not able to squeeze all these things in 2 days and you want to spend your day with free time at hand then I think you have to look for a break even scenario or maybe consider for Milan City Card which brings me to the next part of this post.

So keep reading further to know more about Milan City Card Review

Does The Milan Pass Save Time?

Short answer is yes but it going to same like booking the separate tickets online before you actually step foot into Milan. I really am not fond of travelling in Europe and exploring places which I want to explore and standing in the queue for hours just to take the tickets and then again another hour in the queue to finally see the attraction.

In the Paris Pass Review I talked about the same thing because when I visited Eiffel Tower I was so happy that I booked the ticket online well before hand which saved me around 1.5 hours from the queue for just the tickets.

Tip! I tend to also book the skip the line ticket because it helps you to directly access the attraction without standing in the normal queue just for couple of bucks.

So not all the entries are skip the line ticket entry but yes you are going to save time from standing in queue of ticket centre.

But yes if you check the Milan City Card then it offers the skip the line ticket.

Does The Milan City Pass Save Money?

Well yes for sure as we checked above you are going to save around 46 € per person if you are planning to explore Milan to the fullest.

How Much Time Do You Need In Milan?

I always recommend the city pass for a shorter trip with a limited time to explore. Because in that case you can save every minute in just exploring the top attraction rather than just standing there in the queue to wait for your turn.

Milan City Card Summary

The Milan City Pass is the simplest way to get the most out of your trip to Milan because it gives you admission to the Duomo and its beautiful rooftop, La Scala Theater & Museum, Leonardo da Vinci Museum Science and Technology, and more. Spend more time experiencing some Milanese magic and less time preparing your tickets!

The Duomo di Milano, Rooftop & Museum

The Duomo, Milan’s most recognizable monument, is a must-see on any vacation there. It took over six centuries to build this magnificent Gothic cathedral, but the wait was unquestionably worthwhile. The Milan City Card comes with a “Stairs Pass” that grants admission to the museum and rooftop of the Duomo, which offers breathtaking views of the city.

La Scala Theater & Museum

The Teatro alla Scala, another emblem of Milan, is a revered opera landmark in Europe. You can view exhibitions about opera and theater as well as a permanent collection of Renaissance masterpieces while you’re there. Follow in the career-launching steps of the famous composer Giuseppe Verdi by doing this!

Museum Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci: Fast Track

This intriguing museum, which is the biggest of its sort in Italy, is committed to advancing scientific knowledge. Explore models of Leonardo da Vinci’s first flying machine designs, enjoy educational interactive games, and explore more than 16,000 artifacts that combine historical science and cutting-edge technology.

City Tour of Milan: Audio Guide App

This detailed Milan audio guide with over 130 points of interest will let you learn more about all the amazing sights that you’re seeing. You can benefit from suggested walking routes (containing all the major highlights), advice on using public transportation, and more, all of which are available in six different languages.

Personal 10% Discount Code

You’ll also be given a 10% discount code for all other Milanese attractions and activities that can be discovered on Tiqets so you can maximize your time there. Visit Santa Maria della Grazie to see Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper, travel easily with the Hop-On Hop-Off Bus, or see other attractions including La Scala Theater and Pinacoteca Ambrosiana. A user may use a discount code up to five times per transaction!

Milan City Card Info

If you are wondering what all things are included in the Milan City pass then here are the things which you need to look out for in your Milan City Card.

• The Duomo di Milano, Rooftop & Museum
• La Scala Theater & Museum
• Museum Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci: Fast Track
• City Tour of Milan: Audio Guide App
• Personal 10% Discount Code

Milan City Card Price

46 €Let us just talk about the price of Milan City Card it cost you around 46 Euro in the starting. But I will dig deeper and talk about whether the 46 Euro cost is worth your money or now.

Check the availability of the Milan City Card below

Is The Milan City Card Worth It?

As I already told that the Milan City Card cost you around 46 Euro. I am going to break down here about the attraction which is going to be covered.

Attractions	Cost in Euro	Standalone Ticket Link
The Duomo di Milano, Rooftops & Museum	20	Book Here
La Scala Museum and Theatre	17	Book Here
Museum of Science and Technology – Fast Track	10	Book Here
City Tour of Milan: Audio Guide App	9.50	Buy Here
10 % discount Leonardo 3 – “The World of Leonardo” interactive museum After Discount	14 12.6	Book Here
Total	56.5
Total + 10% Discount	70.5 With Discount 69.1

So let us talk about the cost of the Milan Card now, As we started the Milan City Card is going to cost your around 46€ and the cost of the standalone tickets summed up is 56.5 € so you are saving around 10.5 €. If you plan on not booking the city Tour of Milan/ Audio Guide App which as per me is a good deal to book if you are first time in Milan then as well the rest of the tickets cost would 47 € which is again 1 € more than the combined cost.

So yes the Milan City Card is going to save you money without restricting you to cover everything in 2 days time frame.

Does The Milan City Card Save Time?

Short answer is yes but it going to same like booking the separate tickets online before you actually step foot into Milan. I really am not fond of travelling in Europe and exploring places which I want to explore and standing in the queue for hours just to take the tickets and then again another hour in the queue to finally see the attraction.

In the Paris Pass Review I talked about the same thing because when I visited Eiffel Tower I was so happy that I booked the ticket online well before hand which saved me around 1.5 hours from the queue for just the tickets.

Tip! I tend to also book the skip the line ticket because it helps you to directly access the attraction without standing in the normal queue just for couple of bucks.

So all the entries are skip the line ticket entry but yes you are going to save time from standing in queue of ticket centre.

Does The Milan City Card Save Money?

Well yes for sure as we checked above you are going to save around 10.5 € per person if you are planning to explore Milan to the fullest.

How Much Time Do You Need In Milan?

I always recommend the city pass for a shorter trip with a limited time to explore. Because in that case you can save every minute in just exploring the top attraction rather than just standing there in the queue to wait for your turn.

Milan Pass vs Milan City Card

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Let us talk about which one is better, So if you are a traveler who likes to jam-pack an itinerary and wish to explore everything in 2 days in Milan then you have to go for the Milan Pass.

If you are a light traveler and don’t want to cover a lot of things and just want to see the top attractions of Milan then Milan City Card is the best option for you.

That was all the information about Milan Pass to help you understand if the Milan city pass is worth your money or not. For me it was and I was happy to buy that. I leave it to you to decide what to do further.

If you are looking for what to do in Milan then check out Top Things to do in Milan Italy.

If you are also traveling to Rome then you might want to read about Rome Pass Review | Rome Tourist Card Review.

If you are travelling to Venice then check out Venice City Pass Review – Is it worth it?. For Florence check out Florence Pass Review

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