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Go for: Skip-the-line Guided Tour of Da Vinci's Last Supper
Duration: 1 hour
Guide Access: Yes
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Skip-the-Line Guided Tour of Da Vinci's Last Supper
Go for: Historical Tour of Milan and the Last Supper
Duration: 3 hours
Guide Access: Yes
Recommended Tours:
Historical Tour of Milan and the Last Supper
Go for: Milan's Renaissance Treasures Guided Walking Tour
Duration: 2 hours
Guide Access: Yes
Recommended Tours:
Renaissance Treasures Guided Walking Tour of Milan with ‘The Last Supper’
Go for: Guided Walking Tour of Milan
Duration: 3 hours
Guide Access: Yes
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3-Hour Guided Walking Tour of Milan with Milan Cathedral & Last Supper Tickets
Go for: Milan in a Day
Duration: 6 hours
Guide Access: Yes
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Milan in a Day: Guided Tour of Downtown, Milan Cathedral & Last Supper
Go for: Combo Tickets
Duration: Varies, but typically 2-3 hours
Guide Access: Yes
Recommended Tours:
Combo (Save 5%): Leonardo's Vineyard + Last Supper Tickets
Visitors between the age of 18-25 enjoy reduced pricing on their tickets.
Although the museum does not offer audioguides, you can download the museum's official App for free from the IOS and Android app stores and use the audio walkthrough of the painting.
The Last Supper is a powerful representation of the Christian event known as the Last Supper, which depicts the moment Jesus Christ shared a meal with his disciples before his crucifixion. It captures the emotional intensity of that moment and is a significant religious and historical symbol.
Leonardo da Vinci's artistic genius is on full display in this mural. The painting is renowned for its impeccable use of perspective, composition, and realistic portrayal of emotions and expressions on the faces of the disciples.
Leonardo used a groundbreaking technique known as "fresco secco" for the Last Supper, which involved applying paint directly onto a dry plaster surface. This technique, while innovative, also made the mural susceptible to deterioration over time.
Over the centuries, the Last Supper suffered significant damage from environmental factors, neglect, and wartime bombings. Extensive restoration efforts have been made to preserve and protect this priceless artwork, and visitors can see the results of these efforts today.
The Last Supper is located in the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. The mural covers one of the walls in this former Dominican convent's dining hall.
To preserve the mural, access to the Last Supper is strictly controlled. Only a limited number of visitors are allowed in at scheduled times, and each group's viewing time is restricted to 15 minutes to minimize exposure to the painting.
General Timings:
Tuesday - Saturday: 8.15 AM to 7 PM
Sunday: 9 AM - 1:45 PM
Last Access: 6.45 PM
Closed on: Monday, New Year’s Day, May 1st and Christmas Day.
Note: Only a maximum of 18 visitors are allowed in the viewing area for a duration of 15 minutes.
The best time to visit the Last Supper in Milan is during the shoulder seasons (spring and autumn) on a weekday, ideally in the morning or around lunchtime for fewer crowds. Booking tickets well in advance is crucial, especially during peak tourist periods, to secure your desired date and time slot.
Detailed Last Supper Milan TimingsAddress: The Last Supper (Cenacolo Vinciano,) Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie, 2 20123 Milan, Italy
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A skip-the-line guided tour ticket to see the Last Supper will cost €52.
Yes, Last Supper tickets are available online.
Booking Last Supper Milan tickets online ensures guaranteed access, preferred time slots, and saves time by avoiding long lines. It offers instant confirmation, access to discounts, and convenient payment options. You can also find valuable information and enjoy flexibility in ticket changes if needed.
Various safety guidelines have been implemented in light of the Pandemic. The use of face masks is mandatory for all visitors, and they will need to undergo a mandatory temperature check at the entrance. Social distancing must also be strictly maintained, and hand sanitizers are also available.
The Last Supper painting is open to the public from Tuesday to Saturday, 8.15 AM. to 7 PM. On Sundays, it is open from 9 AM - 1:45 PM.
Yes. The last Supper painting is accessible by wheelchair.
The maximum group size for guided tours is 18 people, including the guide.
Last Supper guided tours are available in English and Spanish.
Cancelation policy depends on the Last Supper ticket you choose to book. Most tickets offer a full refund on cancellation, up to 48-72 hours in advance, for others there may be no refund available on cancelation. Please check before you make your reservation.
The Last Supper was painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the refectory of the Dominican convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
You can guided tour tickets, Skip-the-line tickets or combo tickets to see the Last Supper painting. Guided tours are available in multiple languages.