Milan: Enrico Toti Submarine Guided Tour and Museum Ticket

Get on board the Toti Submarine and discover what it is like to live amongst engines, sonar and periscopes. Don’t miss the English visit aboard to relive the sailors’ emotions. Launched in 1967, the Toti was the first submarine built in Italy after World War II. Its job was to patrol the waters of the Mediterranean and detect Soviet submarines. In 1997 it made its last trip and since 2005 it rests here at the Museum. Each guided tour inside the Toti submarine hosts a maximum of 7 people. There are external stairs to access and to leave the submarine. On the inside, the submarine has narrow passages and high steps. There are architectural barriers that prevent access to visitors in wheelchairs and with serious motor disabilities. We do not recommend the tour if you are uncomfortable in tight, dark spaces. For these same reasons we cannot allow on board children aged under 6. Children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult. During the guided tour visitors must wear the safety helmet provided by the tour guide. The entrance ticket also allows a free tour of the entire National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci. To get the entrance ticket, you need to exchange your voucher at the Ticket Office.