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What's on in Milan

Concerts, festivals and things to do in Milan, soonest first.

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Upcoming events in Milan

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Sun, Nov 1

Peter Cincotti

Blue Note · Milan

From €49

Sun, Nov 1

Vinicio Capossela · Nov 1

Teatro Lirico Giorgio Gaber · Milan

From €30

Mon, Nov 2

DSL Dire Straits Legacy

Teatro Nazionale Italiana Assicurazioni · Milan

From €35

Mon, Nov 2

Bob Dylan

Unipol Dome · Milan

From €58

Mon, Nov 2

Vinicio Capossela · Nov 2

Teatro Lirico Giorgio Gaber · Milan

From €30

Tue, Nov 3

David Binney Action Trio ft. Louis Cole and Pera Krstrasic | JAZZMI 2026

Teatro dell'Arte - Triennale Milano · Milan

From €25

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Tue, Nov 3

Brandee Younger Trio

Blue Note · Milan

From €34

Tue, Nov 3

PanPers Show

Zelig · Milan

From €27

Tue, Nov 3

Rkomi

Fabrique · Milan

From €39

Tue, Nov 3

Paolo Nori racconta Il maestro e Margherita

Teatro Lirico Giorgio Gaber · Milan

From €25

Tue, Nov 3

Gregory Porter | JAZZMI 2026

Alcatraz · Milan

From €58

Tue, Nov 3

Carmine Del Grosso

Elfo Puccini - Sala Shakespeare · Milan

From €23

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Top things to do in Milan

The most popular sights, with 2026 entrance fees. Prices are adult admission — cheapest at the gate. Many of the best things are free.

Attraction	Entrance	Time	Why go
Milan Duomo	€10	45-60 minutes	The Gothic cathedral of Milan, built over six centuries in white marble with more than 3,400 statues and topped by the gilded Madonnina statue.
Duomo Terraces	€18	45-60 minutes	The cathedral's rooftop walkways among the spires and statues, reached by stairs or lift, with views over Milan's skyline and, on clear days, the Alps.
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II	Free	20-30 minutes	A glass-domed 19th-century shopping arcade linking Piazza del Duomo to Piazza della Scala, lined with historic cafes, boutiques, and a mosaic floor.
The Last Supper	€15	15 minutes (fixed timed slot)	Leonardo da Vinci's late-15th-century mural of Christ and the apostles, painted on the refectory wall of Santa Maria delle Grazie and viewed in timed groups of up to 40 people for 15 minutes.
Sforza Castle	€10	1.5-2 hours	A brick fortress built by the Sforza dukes of Milan, now housing several city museums including the Pinacoteca, the Egyptian collection, and Michelangelo's unfinished Rondanini Pieta.

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Getting to Milan

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About Milan

Fashion-industry polish over old-money Lombard grit: glass towers rise a tram stop from Renaissance frescoes, aperitivo crowds spill along the Navigli canals at dusk, and everyone genuinely does seem better dressed than you.

2026 guides

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