Sforza Castle & Michelangelo's Pietà Rondanini Guided Tour｜Italy

Florence is not the only Renaissance city in Italy. You can also find traces of that period in Milan! Unveil Michelangelo's last masterpiece, the Pietà Rondanini, right in Sforza Castle, located in the heart of Milan. A few steps away from the Duomo, the Cathedral, one of the most beautiful pieces of art is resting: Michelangelo's Pietà Rondanini. He created this amazing sculpture when he was 89 years old, only a few days before his death.

But it's not all about Michelangelo! Have you heard of Leonardo da Vinci? During the 1.5-hour guided experience with our monolingual guide, you will hear many stories about him as well. Leonardo Da Vinci, known for his invaluable contributions to art and science, left an impressive legacy that can still be seen in Milan. Our guide will share fascinating insights into the life and work of this Renaissance genius.

Finally, every secret of Sforza Castle will come to life: visit the courtyard and the interior of the castle and learn about Milan’s powerful families. Sforza Castle, with its imposing structure and rich history, was the center of power and culture during the Renaissance. The castle's walls and halls house many stories of intrigue, power, and art that shaped the history of Milan.

The tour includes a detailed visit to the courtyard, where you can appreciate the Renaissance architecture and understand the castle's significance in Milan's history. Inside the castle, you will explore various rooms and galleries that showcase a rich collection of art and historical artifacts. The guide will explain the importance of each piece and how they fit into the historical narrative of the Renaissance in Milan.

In addition to the Pietà Rondanini, the castle's collection includes works by other great artists and historical artifacts that provide a comprehensive panorama of Renaissance art and culture. This tour is a unique opportunity to delve into Milan's history and art, exploring one of its most important historical structures and the works of two of the greatest artists of the era.

Join this fascinating journey through the heart of Milan and discover how the city still preserves and celebrates its rich Renaissance legacy.