City Sightseeing: Milan Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

Milan doesn't have a large, beautiful city center that would make the hop-on hop-off bus worthwhile. You can do it, but there are nicer cities.

I took a 3-day pass. The 1st day went well. Access to the bus is easy, the staff are either very pleasant and smiling, or borderline unpleasant. Not all the audioguides worked. For the following days, I found that the journeys were too long to get from one place to another, there wasn't enough traffic (a lot of waiting between 2 buses) and the last buses didn't come late enough, between 5.15 and 6.15pm. Milan doesn't lend itself well to a bus tour: narrow streets, high buildings and, in the end, you can't see much. And when you do see a historic building, the bus goes by too fast.

Had a great experience in Bologna so decided to do it Milan. We did the sport one first as the times matched up. The audio was talking all about stadium and items along the way, way before we see it so was hard to work out the monuments they were talking about. Based on this we opted not to do anymore.

Almost unable to get on the bus from the station. Had to stand the whole time downstairs unable to see or plug in headset. This was the Milan blue line, not enough buses meant waiting for next one wasn't an option. Red line was much better but it was a poor start to the tour. Also unable to see much as tour didn't stop except at the but stops, unable to get off to see places as one bus every 50 minutes meant you couldn't just hop on and off so not really as described. Would be better with just one bus route and many more buses so you can hop on and off with another bus closer behind.

A great way to experience all the wonders of the city. Loved the that we were able to get on and off. The audio experience information was also a plus. Thanks, we will recommend your service. Your employees were very helpful and kind!!

Very practical to be able to visit the most important sights within a short time on a short trip. The trips could start a little earlier in the morning.

Interesting tours. On the second bus, the audio guides didn't work properly. Friendliness of an agent while waiting for the bus a bit to be reviewed. Otherwise, good and worth repeating in other cities.

The lower level was the only level that had open seats. The view from the lower level was restricted by the windows not being big enough to see the city. The heat was on and set at a high temperature. This made staying on the bus uncomfortable.

It was good, the narrations on the device sometimes did not match what you were seeing, but this is very much dependent on how the traffic progresses, a couple of routes are very similar and others have little regularity.

The commentary was good however there were 3 lines that all covered a large amount of the same ground and with the same repeditive commentary. I addition, time keeping of the bus was poor and the time spent at certain stops were excessive. At one popint we sat at the most distant point of the route in a boiling hot bus for no obvious reason. this experience needs more buses and less stopping for no reason and keeping to time

I've been on a number of CitySightSeeing tours over the years, London, Rome, etc. The Milan tour with the 4 different lines made for quite a difficult experience of timing each bus to get on a different line. To get from the Blue line to the Green line can take over 90 minutes if the buses are on time, longer if they aren't. It's very disjointed and takes a lot of time out of your day. We ended up using a mix of the buses and UBER which was far from ideal but necessary to avoid wasting a lot of the day just waiting for buses. But as with all of the tours, the information on the commentary is very good and insightful...

The bus attendants were very helpful. The various lines (blue, red, yellow) can get confusing but they really simplified it for us. We met a bus attendant called Jennifer and her energy is awesome!

Tourist guide Maro was very easy going with no too many information. We had a just right portion of the general information about Dubrovnik and interesting information you cannot find in the books. He has interesting and not pretentious style of presenting his city (he adores it, btw) and he is naturally talented to have excellent relation with the guests. He is obviosly popular amont Dubrovnik which shows a lot about his character. I was late to meet the group and agency and him were very patient and understanding.. Absolutely to recommend!

GOOD WAY TO GO AROUND THE CITY. UNFORTUNATELY THE TOURISTS ARE VERY DIRTY AND LEAVE ALL THE GARBAGE ON THE BUS. THEY ARE NOT VERY RESPONSIBLE WITH THE HEADPHONES AND LEAVE THEM AND TAKE OTHERS AT EACH STOP, PLEASE BE CAREFUL. THEN IN THE AFTERNOON HOURS THE BUS IS ALREADY DIRTY. IT IS A PITY.

Obtaining a ticket online automatically included a previous credit and the employees on the bus were great. We did struggle with getting a map showing where we could hop on and never did receive the confirmation email which may have helped.Ended up calling support and all was good thereafter.

In principle, everything went well. Unfortunately, we had to search for ages on one bus until we found a German guide. And on another bus it was also very hot in the bus in hot weather, as it was closed.

Ticketing was really easy and the instructions sent by Whatsapp were great. We dtrughled a little to find the right bus stop so it would be great to have more detailed instructions for that. The English guiding was great, bus was clean and the staff were friendly.

The guided audio tour was very informative. It was great that there are four different lines included in the ticket although the schedules of the different lines could be better coordinated.

The buses were easy to get on and the routes easy to follow. And definitely worth a visit to the Leonardo da Vinci Museum. We spent three hours there almost unnoticed.

I liked the various line options. The interval between buses on the line that goes to SAN Siro could be shorter, so that you have more time to visit the Milan and Inter stores.