
Santa Maria delle Grazie
Church in Milan.
Entry to the Last Supper is timed and limited to small groups; book the slot ahead and arrive for your assigned quarter-hour.
Morning · 45 minchurches in the morning · museums at midday · a landmark at dusk
This three-day Milan keeps a gentle order: a church at the start of the day, a museum at its centre, and one landmark after dark. The route favours walking, so the city's marble, stone and evening light arrive at their own pace. It suits a couple who want art and architecture without rushing, and who like knowing where the next stop sits before they cross the street.
A sample trip planned by Triptic.

Church in Milan.
Entry to the Last Supper is timed and limited to small groups; book the slot ahead and arrive for your assigned quarter-hour.
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Art museum in Milan, Italy.
Morning · 2 hr
Opera house in Milan, Italy.
Afternoon · 1 hr
Church building in Milan, Italy.
Evening · 45 minIn the castle's museum wing, make room for Michelangelo's Rondanini Pietà, a late, pared-down work kept in a quiet room.

Church in Milan, Italy.
Morning · 45 min
Museum of twentieth-century art in Milan, Italy.
Morning · 2 hr
Cathedral church of Milan, Italy.
Modest dress is expected inside, with shoulders and knees covered. This visit keeps to the interior.
Afternoon · 45 min
Skyscraper in Milan, Italy.
The tower is a working building; the stop is about reading its profile from the surrounding streets as the light drops.
Evening · 45 minCover shoulders and knees for the cathedral; the Novecento is a short walk away, so the two visits run as one stretch.

Cemetery in the Italian municipality of Milan.
Morning · 45 min
Modern Art Museum in Milan.
Morning · 2 hr
Milan Natural History Museum, Italy.
It stands at the edge of the same park that holds the Galleria d'arte moderna di Milano, so the two mornings join easily on foot.
Afternoon · 2 hr
Art museum in Palazzo della Banca Commerciale Italiana, Milan, Italy.
The museum fills a former bank with nineteenth-century and Futurist work; the old banking hall is worth a pause on the way through.
Evening · 2 hrThe modern art gallery and the natural history museum share the same park, so the morning is one walk on foot.
Entry at Santa Maria delle Grazie is timed, with small groups and a fixed slot. Book well ahead and be at the door on time; the visit itself lasts about 45 minutes.
Covered shoulders and knees are expected inside. The cathedral and the roof terrace are separate visits; this route stays with the interior.
It is a working cemetery and an open-air collection of Milanese sculpture at once, with grand tombs under trees. A quiet morning hour suits it.
Day 2's Novecento sits beside the cathedral, and Day 3's modern art gallery and natural history museum share one park, so little time is lost walking between stops.
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