Mailand bei Nacht: 2-stündige Nachtwanderung durch Geschichte und Geheimnisse

David is a professor and very knowledgeable about his topic: Milan. You start at the castle and learn about the duke and how he defended his castle through architectural engineers at the time including Leonardo DaVinci, then you take a walk through the very fashionable streets of Milan where David will share hidden historical facts and fun tidbits of his city. He even suggested a great place to eat to end the night. I would highly recommend this tour!

excellent! Great way to get your bearings and learn about fun places to go. The guides always know the best spots. Found a wonderful restaurant to eat at went back later. Charming artists district of Brera. Also great as a solo travele, met interesting people from all over the world. We had a great time on our tour, chatting…nice to meet people along the way!

This was such a pleasant tour. We were the only group so it was truly a private tour. Our guide Georgio was incredibly knowledgeable, polite, and as good a listener as he was a teacher. We completely changed the tour because we had already been through the city center, and we went all the way out to the modern part of the city. He didn't even miss a beat with his extensive knowledge of details that were never supposed to be part of the tour (eg how many floors each of the glass buildings have, or which parts of the city plan were designed by architects from Houston USA vs famous Italian designers, or how the buildings were inspired by the original Dolce & Gabbana glass windows). The "evening" tour was of course still sunny the whole time because it starts at 6:30, but is not nearly as hot because of the later time. It is amazing to me that this is such an under subscribed tour. I highly recommend it to see parts of Milan that the standard city walking tours will not cover.

Anna Maria was nice and friendly during the whole tour but the informations were randomly scattered and not really insightful. She mention a bunch of anecdotal facts with little historical values. It was more a random discussion with someone about Milan. We’ve spent more than 45 minutes in the castle and then a short walk through the gallery and then five minute to talk about the duomo finishing 30mn before but we were somehow relived. Really disappointed.