Visit this Gothic masterpiece in the middle of Milan and see art, relics and Italy's largest organ!
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Appiani Building Milan: Entry Ticket + Guided Tour
The stage that Napoleon wanted for himself in the Arena of Sempione Park
Duration:
1h
Wheelchair accessible
Max group size:
5
Live guide:
Italian
Duration:
1h
Max group size:
5
Wheelchair accessible
Live guide:
Italian
Provider: FAI - Fondo Ambiente Italiano
Registered address: Via Carlo Foldi 2, 20125, Milano, IT
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- Discover Palazzina Appiani and see the stage that Napoleon wanted for himself in the Arena of Sempione Park
- Discover the splendid details of the fresco with a guide on a special tour in English
- Immerse yourself in Napoleonic history and get all your questions answered!
Starting point
2 Viale Giorgio Byron, 20154, MilanGo to the ticket office and show your voucher.
Venues you'll visit
- Cancellation is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
- Rescheduling is possible until 24 hours before your visit.
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