Führung durch das Schloss Sforzesco und Michelangelos Pietà Rondanini
Beschreibung
Florenz ist nicht nur die Wiege der Renaissance in Italien. Spuren dieser Zeit finden sich auch in Mailand! Entdecken Sie Michelangelos neueste Arbeit im Schloss Sforzesco im Herzen Mailands. Nur wenige Schritte vom Mailänder Dom entfernt können Sie die berühmte Pietà Rondanini bewundern. Michelangelo hat diese wunderschöne Skulptur im Alter von 89 Jahren, wenige Tage vor seinem Tod, gemeißelt. Im Inneren des Schlosses ist nicht nur Michelangelos Werk erhalten. Hast du jemals von seinem Freund Leonardo Da Vinci gehört? Während dieser zweistündigen Führung erzählt Ihnen einer unserer Reiseleiter alle Geschichten und Geheimnisse dieser großartigen Persönlichkeiten, die die Geschichte Mailands geprägt haben. Zum Abschluss des Besuchs bewundern Sie die Innenhöfe des Schlosses und entdecken die Anekdoten und Geheimnisse der großen Familien, die es bewohnten.
Tour-Optionen
Reiseverlauf
ist ein großer befestigter Komplex, der im 15. Jahrhundert von Francesco Sforza erbaut wurde. Im Laufe der Jahrhunderte hat es Veränderungen und Transformationen erfahren und wurde von großen Namen wie Luca Beltrami restauriert. Es beherbergt einzigartige Stücke wie die Pietà Rondanini.
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Wichtige Informationen
- Rollstuhlgerechter Zugang
- Kleinkinder können in einem Kinderwagen gefahren werden.
- In der Umgebung sind öffentliche Verkehrsmittel verfügbar.
- Die Transfermöglichkeiten sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Alle Bereiche und Böden sind rollstuhlgerecht.
- Für alle Fitnesslevel geeignet
Bewertungen(255)
Lorella is a great guide. Super friendly, patient and extremely knowledgeable. Would highly recommend!
Anna gave us the most amazing tour of the Sforza Castle. She had so much history packed into her brain it was amazing how much she shared with us! Including all the info behind Michaelangelo’s last work. It was really breathtaking to know he was working on that 5 days before his death at 88! Anna was so passionate about everything. We were lucky to have her all to ourselves on this day. Don’t miss this!
Excellent. Very intelligent and knowledgeable guide! Tour in English, interesting and intriguing. Highly recommended.
My husband and I had an enjoyable tour of Sforza Castle, the surrounding areas and the two connected museums. Our tour guide was informative, interesting and well equipped to share a ton of great knowledge about what we were looking at. As someone who loves history and art this tour was a great combo of both! Plus how cool to see an unfinished Michelangelo statue?!
The tour guide waited for all the group even though we stared 10 min late. The ear pieces made it easy to follow along. We loved learning the history behind the buildings and artwork.
Fun tour of castle, was a hot day and our tour guide helped to make the best of it, she really knew her stuff! The maidens inside we exquisite!! It’s worth the time to walk thru and soak up all Milan has to offer with some great views as well
One can spend a full day at this castle, its grounds and museums. A 1.5 hr tour is really just a primer. The history of the family, the unfinished Pietà, and the beautiful park setting made this tour a must for a first-time visitor to Milan.
The experience was 100% better than our previous one at il Duomo. The guide was efficient and welcoming. She was exceptionally knowledgeable and explained many unexpected details of the castle and the sculpture. Much of tour was inside so the hot weather did not affect the enjoyment of the tour. The size of the participants was such that we were able to hear her explanations well and move through this large castle easily. Highly recommend Hidden Experiences.
The castle is not as big as we see in the image.. Not the same as it is in castles in London or Paris.. Nothing much to see.. however, for me, the museum was worth seeing
It was a hot day and Renata made a point to stay out of the sun whenever possible. Excellent guide and good tour of the grounds. Too bad that due to history not much exists of the original furnishings and decorations but the museums are nicely done.
