Castello Sforzesco
Browse through our collection of Castello Sforzesco tickets and explore the various ticket options we provide for this attraction at discounted prices!-
Discover Sforza Castle and stroll through Milan at your own pace.
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Enjoy having your personal on-demand guide provided by this digital solution.
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Indulge in the experience of Michelangelo's Pietà Rondanini, a remarkable sculpture that showcases the timeless artistry of the legendary master.
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You can be independent for guides, schedules, and groups.
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Discover Sforza Castle and stroll through Milan at your own pace.
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Enjoy having your personal on-demand guide provided by this digital solution.
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Indulge in the experience of Michelangelo's Pietà Rondanini, a remarkable sculpture that showcases the timeless artistry of the legendary master.
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You can be independent for guides, schedules, and groups.
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From the world-famous Last Supper to the lesser-known ceiling painting of Sforza Castle, deep dive into Leonardo's art with an art history guide.
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Learn all there is to know about this iconic painting, right from its composition, techniques, colors, hidden meanings, and surrounding controversies.
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Explore the many museums of Sforza Castle and marvel at prehistoric musical instruments, 17th-century Flemish paintings, or Trivulzio Tapestries.
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Add convenient tram transfers to your ticket and make your commute to Sforza Castle a breeze!
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Fun fact: Santa Maria delle Grazie, was heavily bombed during World War II, but miraculously, the wall bearing the Last Supper remained intact.
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From the world-famous Last Supper to the lesser-known ceiling painting of Sforza Castle, deep dive into Leonardo's art with an art history guide.
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Learn all there is to know about this iconic painting, right from its composition, techniques, colors, hidden meanings, and surrounding controversies.
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Explore the many museums of Sforza Castle and marvel at prehistoric musical instruments, 17th-century Flemish paintings, or Trivulzio Tapestries.
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Add convenient tram transfers to your ticket and make your commute to Sforza Castle a breeze!
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Fun fact: Santa Maria delle Grazie, was heavily bombed during World War II, but miraculously, the wall bearing the Last Supper remained intact.
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With a small, cozy group tour and an English or Italian-speaking guide, check out Michelangelo’s last unfinished work, sculpted when he was 89.
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The architecture geek in you must see the towering red-brick walls, a network of moats and fortifications, and the castle’s grand inner courtyard.
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See the intricate frescoes of trees and leaves painted in the Room of Wooden Boards by the legendary Leonardo Da Vinci.
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Explore Sforza's museums featuring Roman stone coffins, medieval ivories, Egyptian mummies, and tapestries depicting 12 months of the year.
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Fun fact: Sforza Castle’s coat of arms features a Biscione (grass snake), the Sforza family’s symbol and a recognizable emblem of Milan.
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With a small, cozy group tour and an English or Italian-speaking guide, check out Michelangelo’s last unfinished work, sculpted when he was 89.
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The architecture geek in you must see the towering red-brick walls, a network of moats and fortifications, and the castle’s grand inner courtyard.
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See the intricate frescoes of trees and leaves painted in the Room of Wooden Boards by the legendary Leonardo Da Vinci.
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Explore Sforza's museums featuring Roman stone coffins, medieval ivories, Egyptian mummies, and tapestries depicting 12 months of the year.
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Fun fact: Sforza Castle’s coat of arms features a Biscione (grass snake), the Sforza family’s symbol and a recognizable emblem of Milan.
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See two gorgeous Italian residences filled with iconic art pieces and mesmerizing architecture with one cost-saving ticket.
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Discover the personal life of the Necchi sisters at their sprawling Campiglio house with an audio guide.
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Walk among permanent pieces in Claudia Gian Ferrari’s collection of early 20th-century art and Alighiero de’ Micheli’s collection of 18th-century paintings.
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Gain access to the imposing Sforza Castle, its 10 museums, and distinctive towers, especially Torre del Filarete.
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Understand its role as a 15th-century medieval fortification and its grand development over the centuries with an audio guide. Use this to even go on a self-guided tour of Milan!
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Fun Fact: Villa Necchi has been featured in the film House of Gucci. Try to recall some iconic scenes as you walk through.
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See two gorgeous Italian residences filled with iconic art pieces and mesmerizing architecture with one cost-saving ticket.
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Discover the personal life of the Necchi sisters at their sprawling Campiglio house with an audio guide.
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Walk among permanent pieces in Claudia Gian Ferrari’s collection of early 20th-century art and Alighiero de’ Micheli’s collection of 18th-century paintings.
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Gain access to the imposing Sforza Castle, its 10 museums, and distinctive towers, especially Torre del Filarete.
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Understand its role as a 15th-century medieval fortification and its grand development over the centuries with an audio guide. Use this to even go on a self-guided tour of Milan!
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Fun Fact: Villa Necchi has been featured in the film House of Gucci. Try to recall some iconic scenes as you walk through.
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Enjoy entry to a variety of attractions and museums across the city with this pocket-friendly 3-day city pass.
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Save up to 70%! With a single pass explore top attractions like the Natural History Museum, GAM/Modern Art Gallery, Duomo, and more.
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Easily navigate the city with 3 days of unlimited access to public transport including ATM trams, buses, and metros within Zone Mi1-Mi3.
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The Standard Pass includes entry to Civic Museums and one premium activity, while the All-Inclusive Pass offers access to Civic Museums and all premium activities.
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Go paperless! Benefit from a 100% digital pass on your phone and save significant time by not queuing to buy tickets.
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Enjoy entry to a variety of attractions and museums across the city with this pocket-friendly 3-day city pass.
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Save up to 70%! With a single pass explore top attractions like the Natural History Museum, GAM/Modern Art Gallery, Duomo, and more.
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Easily navigate the city with 3 days of unlimited access to public transport including ATM trams, buses, and metros within Zone Mi1-Mi3.
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The Standard Pass includes entry to Civic Museums and one premium activity, while the All-Inclusive Pass offers access to Civic Museums and all premium activities.
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Go paperless! Benefit from a 100% digital pass on your phone and save significant time by not queuing to buy tickets.
Pro tips to help you make a pick
Consider joining a guided tour to gain deeper insights into the history and art of the castle. Tours often cover key highlights like the Sala delle Asse and other significant artworks.
The castle grounds are expansive, so wear comfortable shoes suitable for walking and exploring courtyards and gardens.
To avoid crowds, consider visiting early in the morning or later in the afternoon. Weekdays generally have fewer visitors compared to weekends.
After visiting the castle, take time to explore the beautiful Sempione Park nearby. It's a great place to relax and enjoy the views of the castle from different angles.
The castle is well-connected by public transportation. Consider using the metro, tram, or bus services to reach the castle and explore other parts of Milan easily.
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About Sforza Castle
Castello Sforzesco, one of Europe's largest fortresses, has transformed over the centuries from a defensive stronghold and ducal residence to a cultural hub in Milan. Its expansive grounds feature grand courtyards, towering walls, and historic towers, reflecting its medieval origins dating back to the 14th century. Renowned artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo left their mark here, with treasures like da Vinci's Sala delle Asse frescoes and Michelangelo's Pietà Rondanini. Today, the castle houses Milano's Municipal Museums, showcasing a rich tapestry of art, history, and ancient artifacts from across the ages.
Da Vinci designed the interior of Castello Sforzesco.
The castle was once a weapon depot.
The castle was like Da Vinci's home. He lived in it for 16 years.