Milan: Milan Cathedral Direct Entrance - Terrace Excluded
- Cathedral entry
- Duomo Museum and Archeological Area entry, including St. Charles Crypt (if option selected)
- Entrance to the Terraces
from €12 per adult
Check availabilityDuomo di Milano tickets & rooftop tours
Cathedral entry, rooftop terraces and guided tours from €12 / €26 / €32.
Free cancellationInstant confirmationMobile tickets
Which ticket should you buy?
Short answer
For a first visit, the €26 Cathedral + Terraces ticket is the one to buy — it's the cheapest option that includes the rooftop, the part of the Duomo you can't get anywhere else. Skip the €12 cathedral-only ticket unless you're certain you won't go up.
Milan: Cathedral and Duomo's Terraces Entrance Ticket
- Entrance ticket to the Duomo and Terraces
- Museum entrance ticket
- Entrance ticket for the Church of St. Gottardo in Corte
- Audio guide (if option selected)
- Guided tour
from €26 per adult
Check availabilityMilan: Duomo Cathedral Skip-the-line Tickets and Guided Tour
- Priority entry ticket to Milan Duomo Cathedral
- Guided tour of the Duomo Cathedral interior
- Professional local guide
- Audio system to hear the guide clearly
- Duomo rooftop access
from €32 per adult
Check availabilityTop guided tours
Plan your visit
Opening hours
Mon-Sun (Cathedral) 09:00–19:00 (last entry ~18:00)
Mon-Sun (Terraces) 09:00–19:00 (last entry ~18:00)
Thu-Tue (Museum) 10:00–17:10 (closed Wednesdays)
Last entry falls well before closing; confirm your travel month on duomomilano.it
Nearby
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, La Scala and the Brera district are all within a short walk. What to combine with your visit →
Frequently asked questions
Do I need to book Duomo tickets in advance?
In high season, yes — popular time slots sell out days ahead, and about 20 of the 120 recent reviews we analysed advise booking early. Note that no ticket skips the compulsory security check; a 9–10am weekday slot is what actually avoids the queue.
Is the rooftop worth it — stairs or lift?
The rooftop is the most-praised part of the visit (76 of 120 recent reviews mention it). The stairs are around 250 steps; the lift goes up only, to a lower terrace — everyone climbs the last ~90 steps and walks down, so take the stairs if you're reasonably fit and the lift in heat or with knee trouble.
What is the Duomo dress code?
Shoulders and knees covered for everyone inside the cathedral. Cover-ups are sold at the ticket machines for about €3; the rule isn't enforced on the rooftop.
How long does a visit take?
Plan 2–3 hours for the cathedral and terraces. The full pass with museum and archaeological area fills most of a half day — and the museum is closed on Wednesdays.