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Enjoy a guided tour of the UNESCO-listed Santa Maria delle Grazie church to witness Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Last Supper' mural.
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Admire Leonardo Da Vinci's The Last Supper with a skip-the-line ticket. Visit Santa Maria delle Grazie with a guide.
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See the Duomo's stunning exterior, skip the lines to visit Leonardo's Last Supper, and explore the Sforza Castle gardens.
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Step into the quiet refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie and stand before one of history's most profound works of art: Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Last Supper'. This is more than just a painting; it's a powerful narrative of human emotion, betrayal, and divinity captured in a single, fleeting moment. Due to its fragility and immense popularity, access is strictly limited, with tickets selling out months in advance. Booking a guided tour through our platform is the most reliable way to secure your spot. An expert guide will not only guarantee your entry but also unlock the secrets hidden within the mural—the revolutionary use of perspective, the psychological depth of each apostle, and the dramatic story of its creation and survival against all odds. Prepare for an intimate and unforgettable 15-minute encounter with genius.
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The Last Supper is an indoor attraction, making it suitable for a visit year-round. However, the best time to visit Milan for pleasant weather is during the spring (April to June) and autumn (September to October). Booking is essential regardless of the season.
Modest attire is required to enter the church and refectory|Shoulders and knees must be covered for all visitors|Comfortable walking shoes are highly recommended as many tours include a short walking portion|Avoid large hats or accessories that may obstruct the view of others in the small room
Commissioned in 1495 by Ludovico Sforza, the Duke of Milan, for the dining hall of the convent, 'The Last Supper' was not a traditional fresco. Leonardo experimented with a 'fresco-secco' technique, painting on a dry wall, which allowed him to work more slowly and achieve greater detail. However, this method proved not to be durable, and the painting began to deteriorate within a few years of its completion. Its survival through bombings in WWII and numerous restoration attempts is nothing short of miraculous.
Cancellation policies vary depending on the specific tour operator you book with. Most partners offer a free cancellation window up to 24 or 48 hours before the tour start time. Please check the specific policy on the booking page before confirming your reservation.
Real experiences from real travelers
I tried for weeks to get tickets on the official site with no luck. Booking a guided tour through this platform was a lifesaver. Our guide, Francesca, was absolutely brilliant. Her stories about Da Vinci and the painting's history made the 15 minutes inside incredibly powerful. Don't hesitate, just book the tour.
Anche per un'italiana, vedere il Cenacolo è un'esperienza che toglie il fiato. La guida era preparatissima e ha rivelato dettagli che non avrei mai notato da sola. Il processo di prenotazione è stato semplice e sicuro. Altamente raccomandato per evitare lo stress dei biglietti.
The process was very smooth. The meeting point was easy to find, and the guide was punctual. The 15 minutes are very short, but the guide's explanation beforehand prepares you to appreciate the artwork fully. It is a very well-organized system to protect the painting. A must-do in Milan.
I had chills the entire time I was in the room. Seeing it in person is nothing like the photos. The guided tour was essential – our guide pointed out the symbolism and techniques that made the experience so much richer. Booking here was easy and gave me peace of mind knowing my ticket was secured months in advance.
Conseguir entradas es casi imposible, así que una visita guiada es la mejor opción. Nuestra guía, Marco, fue un experto y nos contó la historia de la pintura de una forma muy amena. Los 15 minutos se sienten como una eternidad cuando entiendes lo que estás viendo. Una experiencia cultural imprescindible.
La visite était parfaitement chronométrée. Le guide était très compétent et a partagé des anecdotes fascinantes. C'est une expérience très émouvante. Le seul bémol est le temps très court, mais c'est pour la préservation de l'œuvre, donc c'est compréhensible. La réservation via ce site était simple et fiable.
Booking a tour was the right decision. The guide gave us so much context before we even entered the room, so we could just soak it all in during our 15 minutes. The painting's condition is fragile, making it even more special to see. The platform made booking easy and secure.
From booking to the tour itself, everything was seamless. I received my voucher instantly and clear instructions on where to meet. The guide was passionate and knowledgeable. Standing in that room is a core memory from my trip to Italy. Highly, highly recommend.
Save yourself the stress and just book one of these tours. Our guide got us in right on time, no fuss. Her insights into the apostles' reactions and Da Vinci's genius were fantastic. It's a quick visit, but the impact lasts a lifetime. So glad we booked this way.
Everything you need to know for your journey
Tickets are extremely limited to protect the fragile artwork. Only small groups are allowed in for 15-minute intervals, and with millions of visitors annually, demand far exceeds the available slots, causing them to sell out months in advance.
While not technically necessary if you manage to get a standalone ticket, a guided tour is the most practical and enriching way to see it. Tour operators pre-purchase blocks of tickets, so they often have availability when official channels are sold out. Plus, an expert guide provides invaluable context.
Yes, you can take photos, but strictly without flash. Video recording is not permitted. Remember that your time is limited, so be sure to spend a few moments just observing the masterpiece with your own eyes.
Yes, a modest dress code is enforced as it is a religious site. Both men and women must have their shoulders and knees covered to enter the refectory and the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie.
The Last Supper is housed in the refectory (dining hall) of the Dominican convent adjoining the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, located at Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie, 2, in Milan.
Every visitor is permitted exactly 15 minutes inside the refectory to view the painting. This is strictly enforced to manage the climate control and protect the artwork from exposure.
Yes, the Cenacolo Vinciano is fully accessible to wheelchair users. Be sure to mention any special requirements when booking your tour so the operator can make the necessary arrangements.
It is highly recommended to book your tour at least 3 to 4 months in advance, especially if you are traveling during peak season (spring, summer, and early autumn). Last-minute options are rare and often much more expensive.
A standalone ticket just grants you the 15-minute entry. A guided tour includes that guaranteed entry ticket plus the services of a licensed guide who will typically provide a 30-60 minute introduction and explanation of the artwork's history, technique, and hidden meanings before you enter.
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