Categories

Categories group activities based on similar characteristics.

Search categories

get/categories

Returns an array of categories.

Request

query Parameters

filtering_aware	boolean Filter results to categories which can or cannot be used as filters for special landing pages. Enum: false true
level	integer >= 0 Default: 0 Filter results to categories with the same `level` property value. A value of zero returns all categories.
limit	integer <= 100 Default: 10 Limit the maximum number of results to include in the response.
offset	integer >= 0 Default: 0 Exclude the first `N` results from the response, where `N` is the specified integer value.
parent_id	integer (Category ID) Filter results to categories whose direct parent category matches the requested `id`.

header Parameters

Accept-Language	string (Language code) Default: en-US The value of this parameter might affect the language of the content in the response, provided a translation in the requested language is available.
X-Musement-Application	string (Application value) A partner's application value, used for analyzing API usage and to identify areas of improvement. For more info, check out our guide.
X-Musement-Market	string (Musement market) Default: us Musement markets contain a modified catalog of activities and prices. Partners are expected to use their assigned market code to view their customized catalog. An invalid `X-Musement-Market` value will return a `400` status code response. For more info, check out our guide.
X-Musement-Version	string^[0-9]+?.[0-9]+?.[0-9]+?$ The API version to use for the request. When absent, the latest version is used by default, however the latest version may not be stable. Partners are encouraged to use the latest stable version: `3.4.0`. Example: 3.4.0 For more info, check out our guide.

Responses

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Get category

get/categories/{categoryId}

Returns a category.

Request

path Parameters

categoryId

required

integer (Category ID) >= 1

The numeric ID of the category.

header Parameters

Accept-Language	string (Language code) Default: en-US The value of this parameter might affect the language of the content in the response, provided a translation in the requested language is available.
X-Musement-Application	string (Application value) A partner's application value, used for analyzing API usage and to identify areas of improvement. For more info, check out our guide.
X-Musement-Market	string (Musement market) Default: us Musement markets contain a modified catalog of activities and prices. Partners are expected to use their assigned market code to view their customized catalog. An invalid `X-Musement-Market` value will return a `400` status code response. For more info, check out our guide.
X-Musement-Version	string^[0-9]+?.[0-9]+?.[0-9]+?$ The API version to use for the request. When absent, the latest version is used by default, however the latest version may not be stable. Partners are encouraged to use the latest stable version: `3.4.0`. Example: 3.4.0 For more info, check out our guide.

Responses

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Search activities in category

get/categories/{categoryId}/activities

Response only contains activities with a status of ONLINE.

Request

path Parameters

categoryId

required

integer (Category ID) >= 1

The numeric ID of the category.

query Parameters

city	integer (City ID) >= 1 The numeric ID of the city.
limit	number <= 100 Default: 100 Limit the maximum number of results to include in the response.
offset	integer >= 0 Default: 0 Exclude the first `N` results from the response, where `N` is the specified integer value.
sort_by	string Default: city-relevance Sort results by specific properties. Most values sort activities from highest to lowest values. However, when sorting by `price`, the results appear from lowest to highest values. Enum: city-relevance external-relevance price rating relevance relevance-city relevance-external
venue	integer (Venue ID) >= 1 The numeric ID of the venue.
vertical	integer (Vertical ID) >= 1 Deprecated The numeric ID of the vertical.

header Parameters

Accept-Language	string (Language code) Default: en-US The value of this parameter might affect the language of the content in the response, provided a translation in the requested language is available.
X-Musement-Application	string (Application value) A partner's application value, used for analyzing API usage and to identify areas of improvement. For more info, check out our guide.
X-Musement-Currency	string (Currency code) Default: USD A valid currency `code` from the `/currencies` endpoint. Default value may vary depending on the `X-Musement-Market` header value.
X-Musement-Market	string (Musement market) Default: us Musement markets contain a modified catalog of activities and prices. Partners are expected to use their assigned market code to view their customized catalog. An invalid `X-Musement-Market` value will return a `400` status code response. For more info, check out our guide.
X-Musement-Version	string^[0-9]+?.[0-9]+?.[0-9]+?$ The API version to use for the request. When absent, the latest version is used by default, however the latest version may not be stable. Partners are encouraged to use the latest stable version: `3.4.0`. Example: 3.4.0 For more info, check out our guide.

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Activities in category

302

Found: when the limit parameter is greater than the maximum, the endpoint is redirected with limit={maximum}

404

Resource not found

default

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"content": "Top 6 things to do in MilanFashion paradise, design haven and the epitome of old-school elegance, Milan is a city with many faces. And discovering them is all part of its charm. Known for seamlessly combining both the historic and the on-trend, it's a place where haughty couture and chic dining goes hand-in-hand with magnificent palazzos, ancient churches and early Renaissance art. With so much to dazzle you, we've made it easier by selecting some of our all-time favorites. From gazing awe-struck at Da Vinci's magnificent Last Supper, to admiring the Old Masters at the Pinacoteca or enjoying a night at the city's world-famous opera house, we show you how to make the most of your trip to one of Italy's most cosmopolitan cities.1. The Last Supper Nothing compares to seeing one of Da Vinci's greatest works in the flesh (so to speak). Faded and fragile, partly due to Da Vinci experimenting with an unusual mix of oil and tempera, it's still a staggering work. Not least because of its striking composition and perspective, light years ahead of its time.2. The Duomo Six hundred years in the making, this epic white-marbled cathedral is not to be missed. Brimming with over a hundred spires and 3400 statues, it's the city's most elaborate symbol. Equally impressive is the interior with its enormous stained glass windows, while the rooftop offers spectacular views.3. PinacotecaImmerse yourself in the Old Masters, such as Titian, Tintoretto and Veronese to name a few. Our top highlights include Mantegna's Lamentation over the Dead Christ with its fantastic perspective and brutal realism, along with The Kiss by Francesco Hayez, a passionate symbol of Italy's unification.4. Galleria Vittorio Emanuele IIWith its glorious high arches of glass and steel, and marbled mosaic floors, the Galleria makes for an atmospheric stroll at any time of day. One of the world's oldest shopping arcades, it's also an ideal stop for high-end boutiques, with plenty of fancy dining options if you happen to get hungry.5. La ScalaA night at the opera reaches new heights when it's at La Scala. One of the world's famed opera houses, its stage has been graced by the likes of Maria Callas while Verdi built his impressive reputation here. For non-opera fans, there's also ballet and classical music performances, along with theater tours.6. Da Vinci's VineyardMany don't know that while Da Vinci was painting the Last Supper, he was also tending to his nearby vineyard. Gifted to him by Duke Ludovico Sforza in 1498, it's since been painstakingly recreated so not only can you saunter through the vines as Da Vinci might have done, you can also sip the same wine.Planning your Milan visitWhen to go?Milan is always a good idea, regardless of the month or season. In spring the weather is sunny and mild, while the city buzzes with international events such as Salone del Mobile and Fashion Week. Summer is also popular although it tends to get hot and humid, and the mosquitoes come out in droves. Locals flee the city, especially on the weekends, so it can be nice because the city feels a little less packed. Keep in mind though that come August and shops and restaurants outside of the center are likely to be closed or have summer trading hours. Autumn is ideal for the moderate weather and fewer tourists, while during the winter months you'll get to enjoy the Christmas markets, opera season at La Scala and January sales.How to get there?The city is serviced by three airports. The Malpensa Airport is the main airport for international flights. From here to the city center it's a 50-minute shuttle bus or train ride (via the Malpensa Express; €13 one way). By taxi it will cost €90 fixed fare. The Linate airport is more centrally located and serves mainly domestic flights and those from within the EU. Coaches or public buses (No. 73) are a 30-minute ride to the center, while taxis cost around €20 to €30. The Bergamo airport (Orio al Serio) is used mostly by budget airlines and is a 1-hour bus ride (€8 one way) from central Milan.How many days should you spend?Milan is a city that can be explored over both a weekend, a week, or even a month. In 48 hours you'll be able to experience all its main sights, from Leonardo's Last Supper to a night at La Scala, but keep in mind you'll have to plan in advance for most tickets. Instead, if you want to really immerse yourself in the city, we recommend you taking a little more time. Not only will you be able to shop the world-famed Quadrilatero d'Oro and wander the picturesque Navigli (canals), this will also give you time to get into the rhythm of the city and enjoy local delights, like a classic aperitivo.How to move around the city?The ATM runs the metro, bus and tram services. You'll be able to get to most places via the metro, which has four underground lines (a fifth is projected for the near future): red M1, green M2, yellow M3, and lilac M5. There's also the suburban rail network (the Passante Ferroviario), although it runs much less frequently. A single ticket costs €2; it's valid either for one metro ride or 90 minutes of travel on buses and trams. Other ticket options include a 10-trip carnet (€18) or 3-day ticket (€12).Where to shop?Milan is renowned for shopping and there's no shortage of high-end boutiques and classy consumer goods to swoon over. The Quadrilatero d'Oro is the city's acclaimed shopping district. Framed by four streets - Via Monte Napoleone, Via Sant'Andrea, Via Senato and Via Manzoni - within is a back-to-back line-up of stores by fashion power brands, such as Gucci, Versace, Prada etc. You'll find many of the same brands in the city's main shopping center, Rinascente, right next to the Duomo. Otherwise, if you're looking for something a little less glam, Via Torino has more mainstream brands such as H&M and Zara. Those interested in vintage and alternative clothing need look no further than the hip Ticinese area.",
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"description": "The survival of Leonardo's masterpiece is almost as amazing as its vision. It was already being 'restored' in 1726, with an ill-advised application of caustic solvents and varnish. In 1770, Giusseppe Mazza repainted much of the original in oil. In 1853, Stefano Barezzi tried to detach the painting from the wall but failed and instead glued the paint fragments to the base.Only in 1903 was it discovered that the painting was done in tempera, not oil, and its surface was cleaned accordingly. A bomb nearly destroyed the refectory in 1943, but the work was successfully cleaned of mildew and lightened in 1947.Modern restoration showed that the historical over-painting was eating the original and causing it to flake. The decision was therefore made to remove everything added to the mural since it was completed in 1498 - an extremely time-consuming microscopic task using advanced technology. Today, the painting is preserved by an air-filtration system, a monitored environment, and dust-filtering technology. Visitors are limited to 25 people for 15 minutes each time.Opening times\n- 8.15am-6.45pm - Tuesday to Sunday\n- CLOSED: Mondays and public holidays 1 January, 1 May, 25 December\nAbout The Last SupperDuke Ludovico Sforza of Milan was behind the creation of Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece The Last Supper. The Duke had adopted Santa Maria delle Grazie as his court church and wanted to decorate it in a manner that reflected his wealth and power. This meant a great painting by a great artist.Leonardo began work in 1495 on the northern wall of the refectory and completed the painting three years later, the complete image measuring 15x29ft. Contrary to popular belief, it was not a fresco, which required fast and decisive work before the wet plaster dried. Leonardo liked to take his time and change his mind, so he designed a new kind of application using tempera (an egg-based paint).Alas, the great genius Leonardo made a mistake this time. His base for the painting included pitch and mastic, which did not bond the pigment as well or as permanently as he had hoped. The aesthetic considerations, however, were sublime. Leonardo created his amazing illusions of perspective using a nail in the wall and strings radiating from it to ensure that all would be correctThe subject was a common one in churches, but Leonardo's innovation was to create a sense of drama and movement by portraying the exact moment when Jesus announced that one of his disciples would betray him. What we see is a radiating wave of shocked reaction. He also chose to portray all attendees in a straight line so that each could receive due attention.It's said that the faces in the work are based on real people known to the artist. Judas may have been a real-life local prisoner or criminal and, here, Leonardo puts him among the others rather than separate (as traditional dictated). Judas is the only one who seems not to be outraged or surprised. AddressPiazza Santa Maria delle Grazie 2, Milan Getting there\n- By Metro: Line 1: Conciliazione\n- By tram: Line 16: S Maria delle Grazia",
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Get category with city

get/categories/{categoryId}/cities/{cityId}

This endpoint returns a category along with the requested city in the city property, useful when constructing a page for a category in a city.

Request

path Parameters

categoryId required	integer (Category ID) >= 1 The numeric ID of the category.
cityId required	integer (City ID) >= 1 The numeric ID of the city.

header Parameters

Accept-Language	string (Language code) Default: en-US The value of this parameter might affect the language of the content in the response, provided a translation in the requested language is available.
X-Musement-Application	string (Application value) A partner's application value, used for analyzing API usage and to identify areas of improvement. For more info, check out our guide.
X-Musement-Market	string (Musement market) Default: us Musement markets contain a modified catalog of activities and prices. Partners are expected to use their assigned market code to view their customized catalog. An invalid `X-Musement-Market` value will return a `400` status code response. For more info, check out our guide.
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Get category tree

get/categories-tree

Get all categories in their hierarchical tree structure. The response itself is a "fake" category whose children property contains all the real categories.

Request

header Parameters

X-Musement-Application	string (Application value) A partner's application value, used for analyzing API usage and to identify areas of improvement. For more info, check out our guide.
X-Musement-Version	string^[0-9]+?.[0-9]+?.[0-9]+?$ The API version to use for the request. When absent, the latest version is used by default, however the latest version may not be stable. Partners are encouraged to use the latest stable version: `3.4.0`. Example: 3.4.0 For more info, check out our guide.

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