Take a 2-hour guided tour of the beautiful Milan Duomo and its rooftop with a skip-the-line ticket. This tour is great for families with kids and is packed with educational games and activities for everyone to enjoy. Learn about the history of this famous cathedral and avoid the long lines to make the most of your time at the cathedral.

Milan is full of historic landmarks, architectural wonders, and cultural attractions, but it can be a challenge to keep children entertained while sightseeing. This private 2.5-hour tour is specially designed for families, so you can check off sights such as the Duomo, Sforza Castle, and Piazza Mercanti, while keeping the kids amused with iPad presentations, pop-up books, games, and fun commentary.

With a forest wetland reserve of ponds, canals, and springs hosting 20 species of freshwater fish, amphibians, reptiles, and woodland mammals, the 32-acre (13-hectare) Parco Ittico Paradiso is an ideal way for families to get in touch with nature. Avoid a wait at the park entrance with this pre-booked ticket, and spend a day exploring the play area, mini farm, deer enclosure, fish tank, and aviary.

Delve into the brilliant mind of Leonardo da Vinci at this interactive exhibit. Leonardo3 - The World of Leonardo, located at Piazza della Scala, boasts a number of reproductions of Leonardo’s famous machines as well as manuscripts, digital restorations, and reconstructions. Enjoy a number of interactive experiences in a multitude of languages with audio guides.

Get a peek at the largest collection of Leonardo da Vinci's personal notes and sketches, pages from the Codex Atlanticus, exhibited at the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana in Milan. This admission ticket gets you in to see the Codex exhibit, the library where the entire 1,000-page Codex is stored, and the museum's permanent collection of paintings by masters such as Carvaggio and Raphael.

Keep everyone happy with this family-friendly Milan tour that focuses on the fun side of the city’s landmarks. After checking out the curiosities of Milan Duomo, you’ll learn about Leonardo da Vinci who adopted the city as his hometown, then visit the “talking stones” of Piazza Mercanti and the courtyards of Castello Sforzesco. Trivia, treasure hunts, and quizzes complete the fun.