Where to buy your Duomo di Milano Tickets

Duomo di Milano Tickets

For a visit to Duomo di Milano in Milan, you need to plan some extra time in. Time to queue to buy your Ticket, time to queue to go up, enough time to enjoy the 5th-largest church in the world and time to visit Museo del Duomo di Milano. With some easy yet simple Tricks, you can save Time and even Money in Advance on your visit to Duomo di Milano. Thanks to some Luck, I figured it out, with a little research before my visit to Milan. Read here now where to buy your Duomo di Milano Tickets, and find out about the different types of available Tickets and how to save as much time as possible, to enjoy your holiday in Milan at the fullest.

Different Types of Tickets for Duomo di Milano, Milan Cathedral

There are several Types of Duomo di Milano Tickets that can be purchased to visit Milan’s Cathedral. Besides the regular Tickets, Audioguides can be borrowed for a visit, read more about them here in English.

Duomo Pass A – Terraces by lift, Duomo, Museum, Church of St.Gottardo in Corte and Archaeological Area – 15 € / reduced 8 €

Duomo Pass B – Terraces on foot, Duomo, Museum, Church of St.Gottardo in Corte and Archaeological Area – 11 € / reduced 6 €

Duomo Pass C – Church of St.Gottardo in Corte – 2 €

for an extra of 1€ for the Passes A-C, it’s possible to visit the Gallery of Contemporary Religious Art hosted in the eighteenth-century Villa Clerici

Individual Prices:

  • Duomo, Museum, Church of St.Gottardo in Corte and Archaeological Area – 6 € / reduced 3€
  • Terraces with elevator – 13 € / reduced 7 €
  • Terraces on Foot – 8 € / reduced 4 €
  • Archaeological Area – 4 € / reduced 2 € (under 26 years, Schools) / reduced 1 € (religious groups)

Free admission

  • to all the above for children up to 6 years old; disabled with helper; members of the military, after the presentation of a valid military identification card.
  • S.Maria Annunciata In Camposanto
  • S. Stefano Baptistery

The reduced Tickets should always be requested at the ticket offices for validation (ID, letterhead from school or religious organisation, related certification for handicapped)

Prices as of January 2016

Where to buy your Duomo di Milano Tickets

Now that you know what different Types of Duomo di Milano Tickets are offered, it’s about where to buy them. You can either do it in Milan, at five different selling points or online. If you are visiting with Kids younger than 6 Years, or are authorised for a discount, you should buy these at any of the 5 Duomo di Milano Ticket Offices. Otherwise, you can buy them online in advance here like regular concert tickets and print them out. With Tickets you can skip all the endless queues, enjoy!

When I went to visit Duomo di Milano, the Queue wasn’t that big, but after I waited for more than 20 Minutes and there was still no end in sight, I switched from selling Point 2 to Point Number 5. This Duomo di Milano Tickets selling point is located in Palazzo Reale, where you can find Museo del Duomo di Milano. There were just five people (unbelievable after I waited behind dozens of people for almost half an hour!) and within less than 10 Minutes I had my Ticket! Either if you want to visit the Museo, which is an Archive of all the Statues and Exhibited Items, or not, the less frequented selling points are highly recommendable. Or, of course, go there as one of the very first in the Morning.

Opening times

– Monday to Friday 9 am to 6 pm, last pick up 5 pm
– Saturday 9 am to 3:30 pm, last pick up 2:30 pm
– Sunday 1:30 pm to 3:30 pm. Last pick up 2:30 pm

Duomo di Milano / Milan Cathedral
Duomo di Milano / Milan Cathedral
Duomo di Milano Tickets Offices
Duomo di Milano Tickets Offices

Duomo di Milano Tickets / Milan Cathedral Tickets

! Additional Information

In the meantime, there are now only four selling points for Duomo di Milano Tickets. You can find them on the Picture below.

Milan Cathedral / Duomo di Milano Ticket Selling Points
Milan Cathedral / Duomo di Milano Ticket Selling Points [click to enlarge]

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