Teatro alla Scala and Duomo combined tickets

Which La Scala combo to book

The classic pair. Duomo di Milano + Teatro alla Scala Guided Tour is the most booked. You get Duomo entry with rooftop access and a skip-the-line small-group tour of La Scala. Walk from the cathedral through the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II and you're at the theatre.

More time inside the theatre. Duomo di Milano + Teatro alla Scala: Guided Tour + Museum swaps the small-group tour for the guided tour with the theatre museum, with its costumes, instruments and portraits. It shows a slightly bigger saving than the other bundles.

Short on time. Duomo Fast Track + Rooftop + La Scala Guided Tour, and the version with the La Scala museum, add fast-track entry at the cathedral. There's also a Duomo Rooftop + La Scala bundle that skips the cathedral interior, if the terraces are what you're after.

Evening in Milan. Teatro alla Scala Guided Tour + Aperitif by boat on the Navigli pairs the opera house with a drink on the canals in the south-west of the city. Do the tour by day, then head to the Navigli for the evening.

Is a combo cheaper than separate tickets?

The bundles are a little cheaper than buying the parts separately, about five percent, and the Duomo + La Scala tour and museum bundle a bit more. The main point is booking two timed visits in one order.

How the tickets work

You pay once and get a ticket for each part on your phone. Both the Duomo and La Scala use time slots, so leave a buffer between them: the rooftop and the cathedral together take a while. The Duomo has a dress code for the interior; cover shoulders and knees. Cancellation conditions can differ per part, so check them on the booking page.

For more pairs, see all Milan combo tickets. Travelling on? See Venice or Florence.