See Milan during World War II with a 5-Star History Expert Guide
Learn about Benito Mussolini, Italian Fascism, and surrender
Hear the story of forgotten hero, Pino Lella, who helped Jewish families escape
See iconic landmarks that were damaged by Allied bombings
Find out how the city rebuilt itself from its ashes after the war
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Did you know that Benito Mussolini, the founder of the National Socialist Society, built his political career in Milan? Learn this and more interesting facts about Milan’s leading role on the political scene during World War II on a history tour with a Private Guide! Re-visit some of the darkest days in the history of Milan!
Choose the 2-hour option to discover the hidden traces of WWII in the historic center of Milan. Many people don't realize that during the Second World War Milan was the most bombed city in Italy. On this tour you will see places that suffered extensive damage from Allied bombings, such as Teatro della Scala, the iconic Duomo and Royal Palace.
Your Local History Guide will tell you how the city managed to rebuild itself after the war, but also about the long lasting effect that the war had on Italians. You will hear the story behind the Carabinieri Monument and see the historic Hotel Regina, which served as headquarters to SS and SD, the paramilitary organization and intelligence agency of Nazi Germany. This tour will be full of interesting but shocking stories about World War II, Holocaust, and the many victims of war. See the dark side of beautiful Milan!
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