Last Supper Milan skip-the-line tickets

1. The queue for The Last Supper starts when ticket bookings open up. Tickets become available nearly four months beforehand, and they're snatched up swiftly. To secure a slot, you need to act fast and in advance when making your reservations.

2. After securing your tickets, you can head to the church at your designated time. Entry to the church is open to all and doesn't necessitate tickets.

3. If you face the church's front, you'll see the entrance on the right side. Inside, signs or staff will guide you to the ticket office to see The Last Supper. At the ticket counter, there are various groups: those picking up pre-booked tickets, others waiting to enter, and some hoping for last-minute tickets. By opting for skip-the-line tickets, you can save over an hour of waiting time.

• You can avoid long queues: Waiting in lengthy lines in the scorching sun isn't exactly how you'd envision enjoying your holiday. Opting to bypass the queue ensures a stress-free experience when viewing the painting.
• It reduces waiting time: The Last Supper depicts one of the most crucial moments in Jesus’ life that is sacred in many ways to people. This draws large crowds at all times, making it time-consuming to enter the monastery. The skip-the-line tickets take care of it.
• You have time for other attractions: With these tickets, you'll save plenty of time to discover other city gems like Castle Sforza and Milan's Duomo. No need to dedicate your entire day to one attraction!
• You get an overall smoother experience: Visitors to the Santa Maria delle Grazie can catch a glimpse of The Last Supper for just 15 minutes, with entry permitted for groups of 25 at a time. Spending hours in line for a brief glimpse of a painting hardly seems worth it. Skipping the line guarantees a smoother experience all around.