The Duomo di Milano Pass can include various attractions, as it is not a specific product. Instead, several options are possible. The following attractions can be included:
- Milan Cathedral and Cathedral Museum
- Cathedral terraces (with elevator or stairs)
- Church of San Gottardo
- Archaeological excavations
A Milan Cathedral Pass gives you access to the most important attractions in Piazza del Duomo.
The Milano Duomo Pass is valid for two consecutive calendar days from the first admission. This means that if you visit an attraction for the first time on Monday, for example, you can use all other attractions up to and including Tuesday - flexibly distributed.
Yes - the ascent to the roof terraces should be reserved online in advance. Although tickets are also available on site in the ticket store, access cannot be guaranteed.
Most of the attractions in Piazza del Duomo are open every day - except for the Duomo Museum and San Gottardo, which are closed on Wednesdays.
The official website of the cathedral administration offers the "Duomo di Milano Pass" at a slightly lower price. We therefore generally recommend that you buy your tickets there. However, the booking process is more complicated than on optimized ticket platforms. In addition, the official website is only available in Italian and English, whereas Tiqets and GetYourGuide offer numerous languages.
No - once the time slot has been selected at the time of purchase, it is binding and cannot be changed. Rebooking or refunds are also not possible. You should therefore plan your visit time with a little buffer, especially if you arrive on the same day.
No - the Duomo di Milano Pass is personal and non-transferable. Refunds for non-use or missed time slots are also excluded. Third-party providers, such as Tiqets, may have more customer-friendly cancellation conditions - please check before booking.
If you want to visit all the attractions on the pass, you should allow at least 2 to 3 hours. You will have to allow for waiting times for the ascent or the ascent to the roof terrace.
This is not recommended in the high season, but it is generally possible. If you are already on site, you can give it a try.
Yes - there are reduced prices for children and young people on the official website. Children up to the age of 5 visit the cathedral free of charge. Children between the ages of 6 and 18 receive a discount. On external ticket platforms, a distinction is also made according to the age of the traveler.