The Italian Coffee Culture Exploring the Highlights of Milan
Overview
With a special focus on coffee, we will visit several coffee places, and I'll share what makes our coffee special. I was born and raised in Naples, the southern part of Italy, where coffee is a ritual. The great thing about Milan is that you can experience both the northern and the southern ways of making and enjoying coffee.
Along the way, we will also discover the history of the main cathedral, the Royal Palace, Piazza Mercanti, Vittorio Emanuele II Galleria, and the
La Scala theatre is finishing at one of my favorite coffee spots.
(Coffee is not included in the tour, but feel free to stop for a good cup).
Great for families, solo travelers, and groups.
Let's explore Milan over a cup of coffee!
(The tour lasts 2:00/2:15 hours - it depends on the number of people on the tour)
This activity includes:
- Brera District
- Piazza Mercanti
- Duomo di Milano
- Palazzo Reale di Milano
- Teatro alla Scala
- Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
- Palazzo Broggi
- Main cathedral (outside)
- Royal palace (outside)
- La Scala theatre (outside)
- Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
- Piazza San Fedele
Our Guides
On arrival
How to get to Piazza Cordusio: From the central station, take the subway line 3 (the yellow one) OR line 2 (the green one) and stop at Loreto AND THEN line 1 (the red one) and stop at Cordusio.
Meeting point: Palazzo Broggi - I'll be standing there wearing a red hat and holding a stick with a red horn
Please, try to arrive 10 minutes before so we can start on time.
Things to note
- Be punctual
- Bring love for coffee and history
- Come 10 minutes before the tour, please.
- Coffee is not included, but you can feel free to stop and try it. I'll probably do the same at some point.
Free Cancellation
You are free to cancel a booking anytime. We kindly remind you to cancel bookings you cannot arrive for. Being reported as absent decreases your customer level points and the benefits you can enjoy.
