Corso Buenos Aires Tours and Tickets

There are plenty of ways to experience Corso Buenos Aires. Looking at ratings and reviews previously given by customers, these are the best tours available right now:

• City Sightseeing Milan Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour
• 2-Hour Private Guided Tour of Milan by Electric Scooter
• Discover the Best of Milan by Tram

Corso Buenos Aires is free to visit; however, plenty of tour options exist to discover this part of Milan. Tram tours start at around €130 (roughly US$138), whereas private electric scooter tours are around €122 (roughly US$129). Alternatively, hop-on hop-off bus tours are around €22.50 (US$24).

To get to Corso Buenos Aires from central Milan, take the 169 bus from Stazione Centrale M2 M3 to Majno, then walk for two minutes. Alternatively, get a train to Milano Porta Venezia; it’s only a short walk. Or, walk directly from Milan Central Station in around 20 minutes.

Yes, Corso Buenos Aires is family-friendly. The street has plenty of cafés and restaurants that welcome children, as well as shops with children’s departments. For wide-open green spaces, the Giardini Pubblici Indro Montanelli is a short walk away with seating areas, a playground for kids, and pretty areas to explore.

Yes, the restaurants and cafés on Corso Buenos Aires suit different tastes and dietary preferences. Venice Ristorante Pizzeria is the spot for pizza and pasta dishes. Pattini offers delicious bakery bites, and for those with a sweet tooth, there’s Venchi Cioccolato e Gelato with crepes, chocolates, and ice cream.

Generally, shop on a weekday in the morning—usually from 10am onwards. To avoid the biggest crowds, don't come in the afternoons, Particularly Saturday afternoons. Shops are generally open until mid-evening, but check individual shops' schedules, as they may vary.