La Scala Theatre & Museum Tour
About this activity
Highlights
- Explore the historic La Scala Theatre
- Discover opera history in the museum
- See original costumes and instruments
- Learn about famous performances
- Enjoy insights from a local expert guide
Full description
Included / Excluded
- Guided tour of La Scala Theatre
- Access to La Scala Museum
- Expert local guide
- Transportation to and from the venue
Meeting point
Start Location
Unknown location
Important information
Know before you book
- Tour is not wheelchair accessible
- Stroller access may be limited
- Service animals are not permitted inside the theatre
Know before you go
- Wear comfortable walking shoes for the tour
- Bring a valid ID for entry
- Photography may be restricted in certain areas
Cancellation policy
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
Accessibility
- Wheelchair Accessible
- Stroller Accessible
- Easy Public Transport
Good to know
- Please note that the visit to the La Scala Theatre auditorium is guaranteed unless a rehearsal or show is in progress. In the event of this occurring, your guide will provide you a voucher to visit the auditorium at the next available date, no refund will be guaranteed.
- The La Scala Opera House is an active theater; therefore, the opening times are subject to the needs of the artistic production. If the tour is modified, you will be offered a different time for the visit. If your tour is cancelled, then you would be offered a full refund.
- NOTE: Kindly be advised that in case of delay, entry will absolutely NO LONGER BE PERMITTED and will not be refunded
Traveler reviews
La scala theatre and museum tour
Lovely tour around the La scala theatre and museum. The guide was knowledgeable about the history of the theatre and passed on some interesting facts. Really enjoyed the visit
OK experience
Guide was knowledgeable but not very entertaining...did not hold one's attention. Would have been better if guide had engaged with tour group more.
Noted Milanese Guide Fabrice Reveals Milan, Italy Through Palazzo Morondo’s Stellar Collection
On our first visit to Milan, Italy noted, knowledgeable and engaging city guide Fabrice led us through the labyrinth of Milan’s checkered history through the maze of the exceptional and lesser known former villa Palazzo Morando. Located in the center of the city’s world renowned fashion district (think Gucci, Armani, Prada, Versace, Dolce & Gabbana and others), Milan is home to the Duomo, one of the world’s largest and most architecturally intricate cathedrals, Leonardo’s masterpiece The Last Supper as well as the celebrated opera house La Scala. Known as Italy’s hub of finance, fashion and design as well as architecture and international matters, the ancient city was twice a capital before Rome and as Fabrice illuminated against the museum’s daunting collection of canvases, sculptures, frescoes, stuccos and displays dominated and impacted by a broad array of indomitable cultural influencers: First as a Celtic settlement, then under the control of Spain, the Roman Empire, German/ Austrian rule twice, Napoleon, playing a key role in Italy’s unification, though late to join the party, the infiltration of the mafia, and, later, during the dark era and, finally, shocking downfall of Mussolini and his reign of fascism. The frosting on the hour plus tour was a celebration of Milan’s coffee culture at the posh nearby Marchesi 1824. I had a tres chic shakerato in a martini glass. Divine! The lovely and peaceful, uncrowded villa museum with its exquisite courtyard, original bed chamber, impressive collection (it is also the keeper of the city’s costume and fashion collection) and uber kind staff is free. Fabrice and his illustrious city walking tour complete with secret list of city’s hidden gems can be reached for bookings via WhatsApp + 393929126102.
August 2026 stay
We are French and the young Italian guide speaks very understandable English. Passionate and masters his subject, open to questions. Also a visit of the exterior for a complete tour of La Scala. Small group tour of 6 people (very appreciable). Allows time to look at and appreciate the works, nothing is done in a rush.
Quick and Easy Tour
Very informative but quick tour for those whose attention span is limited. This particular tour guide finished early which was disappointing but overall, he did tell us all
