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3 Days in Milan — Family with Kids

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Length
3 days
Stops
12
3 Days in Milan — Family with Kids
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What this plan covers

This 3-day itinerary is crafted for families with children, blending iconic Milanese landmarks with engaging activities and green spaces. Explore historical sites, marvel at modern architecture, and enjoy interactive museums, ensuring a memorable and exciting trip for the whole family.

Sightseeing 3 Shopping 1 Culture 2 Nature 2 Activity 2 Food 2

Opening hours, prices and routes can change, so check the details before you set off.

Day 1 4 stops · about 7 hrs
1

Duomo di Milano (Rooftop Terraces)

Sightseeing 2 hours

Kids will love the adventure of climbing to the Duomo's rooftop for breathtaking views and a unique perspective of the city.

Good to know

Book tickets online in advance, especially for rooftop access, and consider the lift option for younger children or strollers. Arrive early to avoid crowds.

2

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II

Shopping 1 hour

This stunning, historic shopping arcade offers a grand architectural spectacle that will impress both parents and children alike.

Good to know

Enjoy a leisurely stroll through the gallery, admire the mosaics and dome, and point out the bull mosaic for a traditional good luck spin.

3

Sforzesco Castle

Culture 2.5 hours

Kids can imagine knights and princesses exploring this massive medieval fortress, with its courtyards, towers, and surrounding moats.

Good to know

Explore the castle grounds and courtyards for free; some museums inside require tickets. It's easily accessible by metro (Cairoli or Lanza stations).

4

Parco Sempione

Nature 1.5 hours

Located right behind the Sforzesco Castle, this expansive park provides ample space for children to run, play, and enjoy playgrounds.

Good to know

Look for the dedicated play areas and bring snacks for a relaxing break amidst nature after exploring the castle.

Day 2 4 stops · about 7 hrs
5

Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci

Activity 3 hours

This interactive museum is a wonderland for curious minds, featuring impressive collections on science, technology, and Leonardo da Vinci's inventions.

Good to know

Allocate plenty of time for the many hands-on exhibits, especially the Leonardo da Vinci galleries. Check for family workshops or guided tours.

6

Navigli District

Sightseeing 2 hours

Stroll along the charming canals, enjoy the vibrant atmosphere, and find a family-friendly trattoria for an authentic Italian lunch.

Good to know

Best explored on foot; consider a casual lunch at one of the many pizzerias or restaurants lining the canals. Easily reached by tram or metro (Porta Genova).

7

Gelateria (local favorite)

Food 30 minutes

No trip to Italy is complete without indulging in delicious gelato, a perfect treat for kids and adults on a warm afternoon.

Good to know

Look for artisanal gelaterias that use natural ingredients for the best experience; many can be found in the Navigli area or city center.

8

Teatro alla Scala Museum

Culture 1.5 hours

Discover the magic of opera through historical costumes, instruments, and a chance to peek into the grand theater itself, inspiring young imaginations.

Good to know

Check the museum's opening hours as they can be affected by rehearsals or performances. Tickets can be purchased on-site or online.

Day 3 4 stops · about 6 hrs
9

Bosco Verticale & Porta Nuova District

Sightseeing 1.5 hours

Marvel at the innovative 'Vertical Forest' skyscrapers and the futuristic architecture of Piazza Gae Aulenti, a fascinating sight for all ages.

Good to know

Enjoy a walk around the modern piazza and admire the unique buildings; it's a great spot for photos and a glimpse into Milan's contemporary side.

10

Biblioteca degli Alberi (BAM)

Nature 1.5 hours

This modern, circular park offers a fantastic green space for kids to run freely, play, and enjoy the open air amidst unique urban design.

Good to know

Located adjacent to the Porta Nuova district, it's perfect for a relaxing break or a picnic; look for various themed garden areas.

11

Eataly Smeraldo

Food 1.5 hours

Explore this multi-story food market, a sensory delight where families can discover authentic Italian products, enjoy a casual lunch, or even watch a cooking demo.

Good to know

A great spot for lunch with various food stations offering pizza, pasta, and more. It's also an excellent place to pick up Italian souvenirs.

12

Acquario Civico di Milano

Activity 1.5 hours

A delightful and educational stop for younger children, offering a chance to see various marine life in a manageable and engaging setting.

Good to know

Located near Parco Sempione, it's a good option for a rainy day or a break from historical sights. Tickets are generally affordable.

Where to stay

Hotels in Milan

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Things to book

Tours and activities in Milan

Guided tours, day trips and tickets to book alongside your stay.

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Good to know

Frequently asked questions

Is 3 days enough for Milan?
Yes, 3 days cover roughly four to five stops a day, including Duomo di Milano, Navigli District and Bosco Verticale & Porta Nuova District.
Where to stay in Milan for 3 days?
Stay near Sforzesco Castle, which keeps Duomo di Milano and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II close by.
Which tours go with this Milan itinerary?
One tour fits this itinerary: «Highlights and hidden gems of Milan Bike Tour».
How long do you need at Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II?
The stated time needed is 1 hour for the shopping arcade.
How long do you need at Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci?
The stated time needed is 3 hours for the interactive museum and its hands-on exhibits.
What is there to see at Duomo di Milano (Rooftop Terraces)?
The rooftop offers city views and a different perspective of Milan after the climb.
Is Duomo di Milano (Rooftop Terraces) good for kids?
Yes, kids can enjoy the adventure of climbing to the Duomo's rooftop and seeing the city from above.
Is Parco Sempione good for kids?
Yes, children can use the play areas, run, play and take a relaxing break after visiting the castle.
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