How much do wellness experiences in Milan cost?

Most of these experiences sit in the mid-range bracket, with a few premium options such as the alpine day trip and the race track driving session costing noticeably more. Short workshops and SUP sessions are the gentlest on the budget. Because prices are shown in your own currency at checkout, you can compare them directly before booking.

Which wellness experiences in Milan offer free cancellation?

The large majority of these experiences include free cancellation, including both SUP sessions on the Navigli, the Bernina Red Train and St. Moritz tour, the botanical candle and bouquet workshop, the kokedama workshop and the eco-resin home decor class. Check the individual listing before booking, since a few workshops do not offer it.

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Nature & outdoors · Milan

Nature & Outdoor Wellness in Milan

Average rating4.8Median price$70

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Milan rewards those who look past the Duomo: its canal quarter turns into a slow-moving outdoor playground, and the Alps sit within a day's reach. Paddle the Navigli at golden hour on the Discover Milan's Navigli by SUP: A Wellness Water Experience, or trade the city for glaciers and alpine villages on the Swiss Alps Bernina Red Train & St. Moritz Tour from Milan.

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These experiences put you in motion or in touch with living things rather than walking past monuments. You might paddle the Navigli canals on a stand-up board, spend an afternoon potting a kokedama in a botanical studio, or ride a red train up into the Swiss Alps. The focus is on how you feel afterwards, not on ticking off landmarks.