We visited on a very hot day, dragging some reluctant teenagers in to escape the heat of the midday sun. At only 10 Euros for a family it was money really well spent. There was room after room of interesting and eclectic artefacts and paintings,...More

The castle itself is interesting but the city museums are even more interesting and they're all huge, so go there with enough time to enjoy them. It was a very good surprise.

The beautiful Castle in Milan with big park . This area is near the center city . About 15 / 20 minutes 🚶from Brera art district , Duomo , the Gallery ,La Scala Theatre and the fashion / shopping area , Montenapoleone / Manzoni /...More

The moat is filled with feral cats, the museum is an important one. Italian design across the centuries. The Michelangelo pieta is soulful. I remember my first visit and am surprised at how many others do not put this on their itinerary.

A pleasant place to spend several hours. I particularly enjoy it on a sunny autumn/winter day. Very central but also calm.

This awesome castle still stands strong, maintaining an impressive history and stunning level of detail.

We went to Castello Sforzesco to have a walk around the walls and after that, we enjoyed our time in a great park, Parco Sempione behind the castle. There are a few exhibitions in the castle with lots of works of famous artists. The castle...More

We really enjoyed visiting the castle and the lack of crowds/queues was a welcome relief having visited the Duomo the previous day. Definitely recommend a stroll through the park to observe the Arch nearby.

We had a very good time here.:) There is everything you need during your holiday: museum, monumental nice buildings, historical informations, fountain, big park etc. After we looked the whole castello, had a great time in the park nearby (Sempione Park). One of the best...More

This was a last day trip. I got inside the first wall and was really impressed by the size of the place and was looking forward to exploring and finding about the history. After getting my ticket I was directed to an exhibition of artefacts,...More