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Navigli Tour

Did you know that it is said that Leonardo Da Vinci invented a system of dams that can still be admired on the Navigli today?

During this 1-hour guided walking tour you will admire the new Darsena of Milan and the Milanese Navigli district. I born and lived there the first will show you and explain the history behind the system of dams present on the Navigli and which in the past connected the city of Milan with Lake Como, Lake Maggiore and all of Europe.

You will also discover the Vicolo dei Lavandai, a hidden corner among the streets where in the past washerwomen stopped to wash clothes and the typical Milanese houses, known as “a ringhiera”.
Get ready for an exciting journey through one of the most characteristic neighborhoods of Milan!

2 1/2 hours

€50/per person
3guests: 130€ – 4guests 160 € – 5guests 185 €
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