Milan City Pass Comparison 2026
Compare verified prices, confirmed inclusions, and booking rules for the YesMilano City Pass, MilanoCard, and individual tickets.
| Feature | YesMilano City Pass |
💰 Best price MilanoCard | Individual Tickets |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting Price | From €39.90 (24h) | From €15.00 (1 day) | Varies per site |
| Validity | 24 hours or 3 days | 1-7 days | Per ticket |
| Public Transport | Included | Included | Separate transit ticket needed |
| Duomo di Milano | Included | Not affiliated — market-price bundle only | From €22.00 |
| Castello Sforzesco | Included | Discounts claimed, not itemized | €10.00 |
| La Scala Museum | Included | Discounts claimed, not itemized | €12.00 |
| Museo del Novecento | Included | Discounts claimed, not itemized | €10.00 |
| Format | Mobile pass | Mobile pass | Varies by seller |
| 💡 Best For | The genuinely official Milan tourism pass — free entry to the Duomo, Castello Sforzesco, La Scala Museum, Museo del Novecento, and more, confirmed directly by each venue's own official site. | A popular but unaffiliated transport-first card — free public transport and vague 'special rates' on attractions, but explicitly not an official Duomo partner. | Best if you're only visiting 1-2 sites, or specifically The Last Supper, which needs its own mandatory reservation regardless of any pass. |
| From €39.90 (24h) · YesMilano City Pass ✓ Verified 2026-09-17 | Check price on MilanoCard ✓ Verified 2026-09-17 | Varies per site · Individual Tickets |
YesMilano City Pass
From €39.90 (24h)
💡 The genuinely official Milan tourism pass — free entry to the Duomo, Castello Sforzesco, La Scala Museum, Museo del Novecento, and more, confirmed directly by each venue's own official site.
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- Validity
- 24 hours or 3 days
- Public Transport
- Included
- Duomo di Milano
- Included
- Castello Sforzesco
- Included
- La Scala Museum
- Included
- Museo del Novecento
- Included
- Format
- Mobile pass
✓ Verified 2026-09-17
MilanoCard
From €15.00 (1 day)
💡 A popular but unaffiliated transport-first card — free public transport and vague 'special rates' on attractions, but explicitly not an official Duomo partner.
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- Validity
- 1-7 days
- Public Transport
- Included
- Duomo di Milano
- Not affiliated — market-price bundle only
- Castello Sforzesco
- Discounts claimed, not itemized
- La Scala Museum
- Discounts claimed, not itemized
- Museo del Novecento
- Discounts claimed, not itemized
- Format
- Mobile pass
✓ Verified 2026-09-17
Individual Tickets
Varies per site
💡 Best if you're only visiting 1-2 sites, or specifically The Last Supper, which needs its own mandatory reservation regardless of any pass.
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- Validity
- Per ticket
- Public Transport
- Separate transit ticket needed
- Duomo di Milano
- From €22.00
- Castello Sforzesco
- €10.00
- La Scala Museum
- €12.00
- Museo del Novecento
- €10.00
- Format
- Varies by seller
Data sources & verificationChecked against 6 official and provider sources. Every fact listed here was verified on or after 2026-09-17.
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Pricing Analysis & Important Details
01. MilanoCard is not an official Duomo partner — confirmed on MilanoCard's own site
MilanoCard explicitly discloses: "MilanoCard is not an official reseller of Duomo Milan / Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo." Its "MilanoCard + Duomo" bundle simply purchases a ticket at ordinary market price on your behalf — not a discount or partnership, unlike the YesMilano City Pass, which the Duomo's own ticketing site names as its official city pass.
02. Go City does not currently sell a Milan pass
Confirmed directly on gocity.com: Milan is absent from Go City's European destination list (which includes Rome, Barcelona, Madrid, Prague, and others).
03. The Last Supper requires its own mandatory reservation regardless of any pass
Every visitor — including infants and free admissions — must reserve a specific time slot in advance to see Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper. No city pass in this comparison was confirmed to include or bypass this requirement.
04. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is completely free, at any time
No pass is needed to walk through Milan's historic glass-domed shopping arcade — it's a public pedestrian space with no ticket at all.
Which Option Fits Your Visit?
Visiting Many Museums & Landmarks
The YesMilano City Pass's confirmed free entry to the Duomo, Castello Sforzesco, and more pays off fast over 1-3 days.
Prioritizing Public Transport
Both passes include transport, but MilanoCard also throws in bike-share and a taxi credit if attractions are a lower priority.
Seeing The Last Supper
Book this separately and as far ahead as possible — no pass changes its own strict, mandatory reservation system.
A Quick Stop at the Galleria
Skip any pass — Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is free to walk through with no ticket needed at all.
Detailed Attraction Guides
Verified prices, booking rules, and pass compatibility for Milan's most-visited sites.
Duomo di Milano Guide
Full complex vs. terraces-only pricing, and which pass genuinely includes it.
The Last Supper Guide
Prices, and the mandatory reservation system that applies to every visitor.
Castello Sforzesco Guide
Museum ticket pricing, the free courtyards, and confirmed pass inclusion.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II Guide
Confirmed free access, and what to know before you visit.
🗝️ Milano's Secret Places
Three free, curious spots beyond the Duomo — verified against YesMilano's own listings.
The Devil's Column (Colonna del Diavolo)
A severed Roman column outside a medieval basilica, with two holes locals say were punched in by the Devil's horns.
House of the Omenoni (Casa degli Omenoni)
Eight giant Renaissance sculptures of defeated barbarian tribes hold up a palazzo facade 500 metres from the Duomo.
Via Lincoln, Milano's "Burano"
A narrow private street of brightly coloured, low terraced houses that feels nothing like the rest of the city.
Things to do in Milan
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Frequently Asked Questions
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