Which Milan pass covers the Duomo
What each pass actually gives you at the cathedral, in one table.
- Three official versions
- Rooftop lift: one only
- Last Supper not included
See passesfrom €60
In short
- The YesMilano City Pass is the city's official pass, in three versions: Flash, Standard and All Inclusive.
- Standard includes the cathedral and rooftop by stairs; only All Inclusive has the rooftop by lift.
- Flash gives one Duomo activity, either the rooftop by stairs or the cathedral and Museum, not both.
- The Last Supper is on none of the YesMilano activity lists.
Milan passes
Official Milan Standard Pass: Duomo, Public Transport & 10+ Attractions
- Cathedral
- Rooftop
- Transport
- City pass
Tiqets★ 3.4 · 11
from €60Book
Official Milan All-Inclusive Pass: Duomo, Public Transport & 10+ Attractions
- Cathedral
- Rooftop
- Transport
- City pass
Tiqets★ 3.3 · 23
from €90Book
Milan City Card: Attractions and Discounts
- Cathedral
- Rooftop
- Museum
- San Gottardo
- City pass
Tiqets★ 4.1 · 120
from €48Book
Milan City Pass Zani Viaggi: Admission to 10+ Attractions + Public Transport
- Rooftop
- Transport
- City pass
Tiqets★ 3.9 · 163Free cancellation
from €99Book
Duomo di Milano + Milan public transport card
Tiqets
Duomo di Milano + Hop-on Hop-off bus
Tiqets
Milan: Official City Pass with Duomo and Over 10 Attractions
- Cathedral
- Transport
- City pass
GetYourGuide★ 4.2 · 1,762
from €39.90Book
Milan City Pass with Duomo Cathedral, Scala and Canal cruise
- City pass
GetYourGuide★ 3.8 · 798
from €13.99Book
YesMilano: Flash, Standard & All-Inclusive City Passes
- Cathedral
- Transport
- City pass
Headout★ 3.7 · 21
from €39.90Book
Combo: YesMilano City Pass: Attractions & Free Public Transport + 1-Day Hop-On Hop-Off Tour of Milan
- City pass
Headout★ 4.2 · 1,432
from €80.75Book
The Milan Pass
- City pass
Headout★ 4.3 · 219
from €89Book
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What each pass includes
| Pass | Lasts | Cathedral | Rooftop | Public transport | Also |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| YesMilano Flash | 24 hours | One choice: cathedral and Museum | Or the rooftop, by stairs | 24 hours | 1 extra activity |
| YesMilano Standard | 3 days | Yes | Stairs | 3 days | Sforza Castle, Aquarium, Modern Art Gallery, Archaeological Museum, Museo del Novecento, Natural History Museum, 1 premium activity |
| YesMilano All Inclusive | 3 days | Yes | Lift | 3 days | The listed museums, including La Scala Museum, the Ambrosiana and HIGHLINE Milano |
| MilanoCard | 1 to 4 days | Not stated as included | Not stated | Yes | Audio guide, discounts |
| Milan Pass Light | 24 hours, 48 hours or 3 days | 5% off the Duomo Pass | No | Yes | Discounts |
| Tourist Museum Card | 3 days from first use | No | No | No | One entry to each of six civic museums |
Does a pass pay off?
Add up what you would really use, then compare the total with the pass price in the ticket rows. Here are the same visits at single-ticket prices.
| Pass | Bought separately | Total |
|---|---|---|
| Flash | Rooftop by stairs €16, ATM day ticket €7.60 | €23.60, plus your extra activity |
| Standard | Duomo and Terraces by stairs €22, ATM 3-day ticket €15.50, Tourist Museum Card €20 | €57.50, plus your premium activity |
| All Inclusive | Duomo and Terraces by lift €26, ATM 3-day ticket €15.50, Tourist Museum Card €20, La Scala Museum €12, Ambrosiana €20, HIGHLINE €15 | €108.50 |
La Scala's €12 is the rate until 31 December 2026; its 2027 price was not available at our last check.
So Standard earns its keep only if you will visit most of those museums. All Inclusive makes sense if you want La Scala, the Ambrosiana or HIGHLINE on top. If you are in Milan mainly for the cathedral, a plain Duomo ticket and a tap-in bank card on the metro will do.
Before you buy
- All the passes activate for the same travel period, and you choose the start date. A 3-day pass suits three real sightseeing days, not an arrival evening.
- La Scala Museum needs no online booking with the pass: go straight to the ticket office.
- For the Last Supper you need a separate booking in any case.
- Some ticket rows here are passes from other operators. Check the cathedral and Rooftop tags on each.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Duomo Pass?
It is a name for an official Duomo ticket, not a Milan city pass. It appears in the Fabbrica's terms and calendar, while the shop uses names such as Duomo and Terraces. The Culture Pass and Fast-Track Pass are Duomo tickets too, for the cathedral complex only. See Duomo tickets.
Does a Milan city pass include the Duomo?
The YesMilano passes do, to the extent shown in the table. MilanoCard does not state Duomo entry as included, and the Milan Pass Light gives a 5% discount on the Duomo Pass instead of entry.
Is there a 48-hour YesMilano pass?
No. The three versions last 24 hours or 3 days.
What is the Milano Duomo Card?
A digital card sold on the Fabbrica's site, valid for 12 months from purchase, with either a Combo lift admission or a Fast-Track Duomo Tour, plus digital content and 10% off at the Duomo Shop. It is non-refundable and is not a city pass.
Sources
Information checked on 4 November 2026.
- YesMilano City Pass, versions and activities
- Veneranda Fabbrica del Duomo, General Conditions and Milano Duomo Card
- ATM Milano, tickets and fares
- YesMilano, Museo del Novecento and Tourist Museum Card
- MilanoCard, product page
- The Milan Pass, Milan Pass Light
- Museo Teatrale alla Scala, tickets
- Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, tickets
- HIGHLINE Milano, tickets
Independent guide: we are not the official Duomo website or the Veneranda Fabbrica.