Tour Quiz “Milan: Corso Magenta”

Service Description

Discover Milan through ancient history, the Renaissance, and surprising curiosities! The “Corso Magenta” Tour Quiz will guide you through some of the city’s most fascinating places, from Roman ruins to masterpieces connected to Leonardo da Vinci, offering a unique experience that combines culture, play, and fun. Perfect both for Milanese who want to rediscover their city and for tourists eager to go beyond classic itineraries. ⇨ WHAT WILL YOU SEE? ◆ Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio One of Milan’s most important symbols, the spiritual and historical heart of the city, rich in legends and curiosities woven through the centuries. ◆ Santa Maria delle Grazie A UNESCO World Heritage Site and home to Leonardo da Vinci’s famous Last Supper: an iconic stop that tells a story of art, faith, and the Renaissance. ◆ Casa Atellani and Leonardo’s Vineyard A surprising corner that reveals the private life of the Renaissance genius and his passion for wine. ◆ Palazzo Litta A Baroque masterpiece that reflects the splendor of 17th-century Milan, with elegant courtyards and stories of patronage. ◆ Other stops Along the route, you will also discover hidden churches, archaeological remains, historic palaces, and unexpected corners that tell Milan’s past in a unique way. ⇨ HOW DOES IT WORK? The Tour Quiz is designed for small groups (2–6 people) and combines discovery and competition. At the beginning of the route, our host will welcome you in Piazza del Duomo and provide everything you need: ✔ A printed guide to help you navigate the route ✔ A detailed map with points of interest and curiosities ✔ A quiz sheet to make the tour even more engaging and interactive During the route, you can take part in a team challenge, testing your knowledge and observation skills. The winning team will receive a special prize! ⇨ WHY CHOOSE THIS TOUR? If you want to experience Milan with a mix of history, culture, and play, “Corso Magenta” is the perfect tour. You’ll discover lesser-known places and famous masterpieces through a dynamic approach—ideal both for those who live in the city and for first-time visitors.