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.:. The central tourist office IAT (Informazioni e Assistenza Turistica) is at Piazza Castello 1. It's currently open Mon-Fri 9am-6pm, Sat 9am-1:30pm and 4-6pm, Sun and holidays 9am-1:30pm and 4-5pm. Tel. [+39] 02 77404343, fax [+39] 02 77404333, e-mail.

subway: Cairoli (line 1 red)

.:. At the Central Railway Station the tourist office (first floor, where trains arrive and leave, tel. [+39] 02 77404318) is open Mon-Sat 9am-6pm, Sun and on holidays 9am-1pm and 2-5pm.

subway: Centrale FS (line 2 green and 3 yellow)

.:. Sightseeing bus tours of Milan throughout the year are organized TueSun by Autostradale. Departures (and tickets) at 9:30am from the central tourist office IAT (April-July and September-October also at 3:pm). The tour lasts three hours, and the ticket price includes entrance to the Last Supper (morning tours).

.:. Tours by bus and on foot are organized TueSun by Zani Viaggi. Departures at 2:30pm from Foro Buonaparte 76 (Piazza Castello). The tour lasts three hours and the ticket price includes a visit to the Duomo and entrance to the Last Supper.

.:. Rides by open-topped double-decker bus organized by Zani Viaggi depart daily from Piazza Castello (every hour 9:30am-4:15pm). The tour lasts about one hour and the same ticket (valid 24 hours) allows you to get off at any stop and catch another bus later.

.:. Excursions by boat along the Navigli canals are scheduled on weekends from April 25 through September 30. Ask at the Tourist Office IAT or visit the Navigli Lombardi website.

Milan Tours tHrough Viator

Double-deckers? The San Siro stadium? The Last Supper?
Reserve a bus or a specialized tour through our partner Viator.

No drinking, we’re underage!

Be careful: starting July 18 2009 teenage drinking is prohibited all across town and anyone who supplies youths under the age of 16 with alcohol - either wine or spirits - will face punishment.
The Milan City Council was among the first to introduce a regulation of this kind in Italy.

Whether you agree or disagree - at CiaoMilano quite frankly we find it a little over the top - please keep in mind that a fine of up to €450 will be imposed on the parents of offending children and on shopkeepers or bar owners who serve them.

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