Milan Tourist Passes

I'd have to say that most "Tourist Passes" I've seen are borderline scams. An overpriced parcel of discount coupons you likely won't use. Just get a public transportation pass and see what you want. The "Last Supper" tickets will have to be bought on-line well in advance as soon as they go on sale for the date you want. Or else take a walking tour that has it included.

Thank you!

I am in general very pessimistic about the value of big-city sightseeing cards. However, there's a Lombardy card that's excellent for those spending some time in the area. The combo card, which also covers some sights in the Valle d'Aosta, costs 52 €--or less for seniors and youth. It's valid for a full year.

Abbonamento Musei Lombardia

You can access the list of covered museums and sights here: https://abbonamentomusei.it/ricerca-musei/

And here's the coverage for the Milan area alone: https://abbonamentomusei.it/ricerca-musei/?filtering=1&regione=lombardia&provincia=MI&categoria=&titolo=

I always have to right-click and choose Translate to English to read those webpages, which are in Italian. This is perhaps a clue that this very well-priced sightseeing card is intended primarily for local residents. However, there is no rule against purchase by foreigners. I did have a bit of difficulty actually buying the card in person while I was in Brescia. Some sales points seem to sell it only on weekdays. It does take a bit of time to complete the paperwork, and museums tend to have a lot more foot traffic to deal with on weekends. Although one can in theory buy the card online, I ran into a problem there; I think the application may have asked for an Italian tax ID number.

There is a similar card for the Piedmont + Valle d'Aosta as well as others for some other regions in Italy.

Thank you so very much for this information. It is very helpful.