How much is a skip-the-line ticket to see The Last Supper painting?

A skip-the-line guided tour to see *The Last Supper* starts from €60 onwards. However, prices may vary depending on the specific inclusion. It's advisable to check the latest prices and availability from your trusted tour providers when planning your visit.

How can skip-the-line tickets improve my Last Supper experience?

Choosing skip-the-line tickets spares you hours of waiting, particularly during peak seasons. Additionally, these tickets offer added advantages such as comfortable access, the flexibility to select your preferred time slot, and the ability to plan your visit hassle-free.

What can I expect in a guided tour of The Last Supper?

Guided tours are led by expert guides who can offer valuable insights about the painting and its history. The tours also usually come with priority access, allowing you to skip the line and see the painting hassle-free.

If I'm a non-English speaker, does the guided tour still benefit me?

Of course! Guided tours are also available in other languages as well, such as Italian and Spanish.

Are there any discounts on tickets to The Last Supper?

Yes, of course! Visitors between the age of 18-25 enjoy reduced pricing on their tickets.

Does the church offer audio guides during the viewing experience?

Although the museum does not offer audio guides, 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.

Can I bring children along?

Of course! Children are always welcome to see *The Last Supper* painting. They can also enjoy learning about its historical significance and artistic techniques and engaging in interactive activities designed to spark curiosity and appreciation for art and history.

I'm not a big fan of crowds. What ticket should I purchase if I want to explore solo but also gain a deeper understanding of what I'm seeing?

You can opt for any of the skip-the line tickets, such as <experience tgid="16373" type="Popup" title="Da Vinci's Last Supper Skip-the-Line Guided Tour" id="rkDP8lZA" /> and the <experience tgid="25627" type="Popup" title="Combo (Save 5%): Da Vinci's Last Supper Skip-the-Line Guided Tour + YesMilano City Pass: Attractions & Free Public Transport. " id="nRSO0Lb6" /> These tickets help you avoid the queues and crowds and come with an expert guide who can help you understand what you're seeing in a better way.

What are the topics the historian guide covers during the guided tour?

The expert guide will take you through a wide spectrum of artistic details like perspective, colors, techniques, composition, and so much more. They will also be available to answer any questions you may have about the painting!

How long does it take to complete The Last Supper tour?

While you can only spend 15 minutes looking at the painting, feel free to spend some time exploring the Santa Maria delle Grazie church. Take about an hour to see the other paintings like the Crucifixion and take in the beauty of the ancient convent.

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Things to know before booking tickets to see The Last Supper

Tickets are limited to 30 people per time slot and are usually put on sale two to three months in advance. Due to the immense popularity of the painting, they tend to sell out quickly. Book online (ideally months in advance) to secure your desired time slot.
While choosing your time slot, remember that you must arrive at least 30 minutes before the visit for ticket processing. For conservation reasons, visitors are only granted a 15-minute time slot to admire the masterpiece. Make the most of it by familiarizing yourself with the painting's details beforehand.
Your ticket includes entry to Leonardo’s Last Supper (Cenacolo Vinciano) Museum dedicated to the painting, its restoration projects, and the history of Leonardo da Vinci. You can enter the Santa Maria delle Grazie for free, but your tickets include a guided tour of the convent.
While the standard entry allows for groups of up to 30 people, consider a small group tour limited to 12-15 attendees. This ensures a more personalized experience with your guide, allowing for in-depth discussions and a closer look at the details. Another option is a city tour which often includes*** skip-the-line access to The Last Supper *along with other must-see sights in Milan.
During ticket purchase, you'll need to provide the names of all attendees. This is because the Last Supper has limited entry, and tickets are issued with specific names. Only under exceptional circumstances can a name change be made, and this must be done at least 24 hours before your visit. Additionally, if you are traveling in a group, you may to arrive even earlier as only one person can access the ticket office at a time.
Be prepared for potentially larger crowds on first Sunday of each month when free admission is offered. Reservations are still mandatory. EU and non-EU citizens under 18 and students with a school-signed list can enter for free.

Find the best Last Supper ticket for you

Basic access tickets & tours

What’s included: A tour of Santa Maria delle Grazie & Leonardo's Last Supper Museum with a 15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting. Add on a walking tour of Milan.

Duration: 1 to 2 hours

Best for: Classic skip-the-line entry if you’re short on time, and a chance to see the city’s highlights.

Recommended experiences:

Da Vinci’s Last Supper Skip-the-Line Guided Tour
Milan City Center and Last Supper Guided Tour

City tours with more tickets

What’s included: Walking tours of the city center and entry to famous landmarks, like Milan Cathedral, Sforza Castle, San Maurizio Church, and of course – Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum. Choose between a half or full day tour.

Duration: 3 to 6 hours

Best for: An efficient and comprehensive tour with multiple entry tickets.

Recommended experiences:

Milan Cathedral, City Center and Last Supper Guided Tour
Milan in a Day: Downtown, Last Supper, & Cathedral Guided Tour with Museum Pass
Renaissance Treasures of Milan Guided Walking Tour with The Last Supper

Combo tours

What’s included: Choose to combine your visit to The Last Supper with either a guided tour of Sforza Castle, or unlimited access to public transport and select attractions for three days.

Duration: 2 hours to 3 days

Best for: Getting two entry tickets and guided tours, or more if you have three days to explore Milan.

Recommended experiences:

The Last Supper & Sforza Castle Guided Tour
Combo: The Last Supper Skip-the-Line Guided Tour + YesMilano City Pass

The Last Supper painting: Top things to spot

The Last Supper has puzzled the world with its hidden symbols. Here are a few to look for.

The John or Mary debate

The person besides Jesus Christ looks neither male nor female. They lack typical masculine features like baldness or a beard, giving a more feminine impression. Some think Leonardo da Vinci might have meant for this figure to be Mary Magdalene instead of John.

Judas’ spilled salt

In the painting, Judas Iscariot, standing on the right side, accidentally spills salt from a container with his elbow. This depicts the moment Jesus announces that one of his disciples will betray him.

Emotive depiction

Matthew's anger is palpable, and his tense stance reveals his frustration. Andrew appears shocked, hands raised in disbelief, struggling to grasp the weight of the moment. Jesus, however, exudes calmness, a beacon of serenity amidst the turmoil. Meanwhile, James Major and Philip are gripped by fear, their expressions mirroring their confusion and apprehension.

Da Vinci’s fascination with numbers

Da Vinci used numbers like 3 and 4 a lot. The apostles are grouped in threes, and there are four sets of tapestries with three spaces between them. Three symbolizes divinity, while four represents the earthly realm. This reflects da Vinci's ideas about God and our connection to the divine.

The fish dilemma

There's uncertainty about the fish in The Last Supper — some argue it's an eel, others say it's a herring. Some think da Vinci did this on purpose. It's curious because in Italian, 'eel' sounds like 'indoctrination' and 'herring' sounds like 'someone who denies religion,' especially in northern Italy.

Secrets & controversies about The Last Supper

What church is The Last Supper painted in?

Last Supper mural in Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan, depicting Jesus and apostles.

Leonardo da Vinci painted The Last Supper in the refectory of the Dominican convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie.

The church came into being when the Duke of Milan, Francesco I Sforza, ordered the construction of a convent and church on the site of an old chapel dedicated to Mary. Later, his son Ludovico Sforza asked Leonardo da Vinci to paint The Last Supper as part of renovating the convent. Despite facing challenges like World War II, both the painting and the church survived. And because of the legacy of The Last Supper and its involvement in the painting's intense history, the church became a place of great significance and has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site since 1980.

A walk through Santa Maria delle Grazie

Plan your visit to Last Supper Milan

Tuesday - Sunday: 8:15am to 7pm
Last Access: 6:45pm
Closed on: Monday, New Year’s Day and Christmas Day.

Best time to visit

For fewer crowds and pleasant weather, plan your visit for spring (April-May). Off-seasons, such as late fall and winter also offer quieter experiences with shorter wait times. Visit any time between Tuesday and Friday as well to avoid the weekend crowd.

Detailed Last Supper Milan timings

Address: The Last Supper (Cenacolo Vinciano,) Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie, 2 20123 Milan, Italy
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Getting There

By Metro: Line M1
Closest stop: Cadorna Triennale
By Tram: Tram Line 16
Closest stop: Santa Maria delle Grazie
By Bus: Lines 58,61,68,94
Closest stop: Conciliazione/Cadorna

Where is the Last Supper located?

Wheelchair access: The attraction has ramps and elevators for people with motor disabilities.
Tactile model: Inside the Refectory, there's a tactile model of The Last Supper for visitors with visual impairments to touch and understand the artwork better.
Audio guide: The museum's app offers audio descriptions of The Last Supper for visitors with visual impairments.
Accessible restrooms: Restrooms with accessibility features are provided for visitors with mobility challenges.

Expect thorough security checks, including metal detectors. Large bags, backpacks, and bulky items are not allowed inside the viewing area.
Bulky bags or luggage are not allowed inside the museum, so it's advisable to leave them at home or at the hotel.
Flash photography is strictly prohibited. Non-flash photographs for personal use are permitted.
Maintain a respectful atmosphere within the viewing area. Silence your mobile devices and refrain from loud conversations.
Do not touch the artwork or the walls in the viewing area.
Consuming food and beverages is not allowed in the viewing area.
Smoking and vaping are both prohibited in all indoor areas.
Dress modestly and cover your shoulders and knees, particularly in religious sites like Santa Maria delle Grazie.
Pets are generally not allowed inside the viewing area, with exceptions for guide dogs.

Plan your visit to see The Last Supper

Lockers: If you have bulky luggage, use timed lockers for storage before the visit. These timed lockers are storage compartments that can be booked for any time slot that suits you, with a daily rate of €4.5. Lockers are available in various sizes, including 30x45x32 cm, 25x36x32 cm, 25x36x66 cm, 82x33x80 cm, and 40x33x80 cm.
Bookshop: A bookshop is located at the museum's exit. It offers a selection of books and objects inspired by Leonardo da Vinci's work for visitors to purchase.
Official mobile app: The Cenacolo Vinciano Museum offers an official app for iOS and Android devices. The app provides helpful information for visitors to prepare for their visit and offers guidance for exploring The Last Supper masterpiece.
Audio guide: An audio description of the Last Supper, certified according to the DescriVedendo project guidelines, is available for download or listening through the app in collaboration with Associazione Nazionale Subvedenti.

When trying to locate the church, remember that you will not see any signs reading The Last Supper. Instead, all the signage around the attraction that will lead you to the church will read Cenacolo Vinciano, which is the Italian name.
While you only have 15 minutes, take a minute or two to appreciate the equally grand fresco of the Crucifixion by Giovanni Donato da Montorfano, located across from The Last Supper.
Before you visit The Last Supper painting, familiarize yourself with its Biblical story and hidden details to enhance your viewing experience, especially since you'll have only 15 minutes with it.
Avoid using flash photography inside the church and deposit your belongings at the counters before entering.

Plan your visit to Last Supper Milan

Bar Il Cenacolo: Just 280 m away, Bar Il Cenacolo in Milan specializes in traditional Milanese cuisine, featuring dishes such as risotto alla Milanese, osso buco, and panettone.
Cafe Le Grazie: This Italian Cafe is a cute must-stop on your Last Supper excursion, 55 m away from the venue.
Galli Pizza & More: At Galli Pizza & More, which is 170 m from Last Supper, you can relish artisanal pizzas featuring thin, crispy crusts topped with fresh mozzarella, San Marzano tomatoes, and locally sourced meats.
El Paso De Los Toros: Stop by if you seek Milan nightlife experience, 4.6 km away. El Paso De Los Toros offers an authentic taste of Mexican cuisine, serving up flavorful dishes like sizzling fajitas, zesty tacos, and hearty burritos.

Budget:
Hotel Palladio (4.7 km), Hotel la Vignetta (3.9 km)
Mid-Range:
B&B Hotel Milano Sant'Ambrogio (1.3 km), B&B Hotel Milano City Center Duomo (1.7 km), Lancaster Hotel (1.5 km)
Luxury:
Magna Pars L'Hotel a Parfum ( 3 km), Grand Hotel et de Milan (2.3 km), Aethos Milan (2.8 km)

Beyond Santa Maria della Grazie

Duomo Milan

Duomo Milan is the cathedral church of Milan and one among Europe's greatest architectural Gothic wonders. It is also the largest church in Italy and the fifth largest Christian church in the world.

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Sforza Castle

Sforza castle is a medieval fortification that hosts some of the city's best art collections. Built in the 15th century by the Duke of Milan and used as a military citadel, the castle is an ode to Renaissance architecture.

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Leonardo3 Museum

Leonardo3 is an interactive museum in Milan with beautiful models of da Vinci's designs and a large reconstruction of the Last Supper Painting. The museum is a tribute to the genius of the artist and was inaugurated in 2013.

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Secure a coveted slot to view this in-demand painting at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Basilica.

Everything you get: Avoid the ticket lines and crowds with a reserved 15-minute viewing of Leonardo's original The Last Supper. Then, explore Santa Maria delle Grazie as your expert guide shares important context on how Da Vinci’s most famous Renaissance fresco came to hang in the convent's dining room.
Why choose this: For guaranteed and direct access to the busy UNESCO World Heritage Site in Milan, fascinating commentary, and skip-the-line privileges.
Upgrades: Swap out the regular group of 30 with an exclusive small group tour of just 12 people for a more in-depth and personalized exploration.

Inclusions #

Guided tour of Santa Maria delle Grazie with entry
Access to Leonardo's Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting
Group of up to 30 or 12 people (as per option selected)

Tip: Santa Maria delle Grazie has a beautiful Renaissance cloister that's often overlooked. Explore this serene hidden courtyard to escape the hustle and bustle.
Facilities: wheelchair accessibility.
Note that the following is not allowed inside the venue: flash photography, water bottles, sealed food items.
Strict dress code: clothing that covers the knees and shoulders.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

With a small group, explore Milan’s Cathedral, Last Supper Museum, and historic city center.

Everything you get: Enjoy guaranteed access to The Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie church, and Milan Cathedral – home to stunning spires and statues. Your expert guide will then take you on a stroll through Milan’s city center, by the lively Brera district, the medieval Sforza Castle, and more.
Why choose this: Dive into Milan’s mesmerizing architecture on an immersive small group tour, with two highly exclusive entry tickets included.
Upgrades: A guided visit inside the La Scala Museum and Opera House can be a magical addition for art and culture enthusiasts.

Inclusions #

Walking tour of Milan’s city center
Small group of up to 20 people
Entry to Milan Cathedral
Entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie
Access to Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting
Entry to Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore
Guided tour of La Scala Opera House and Museum with entry (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Access to Milan Cathedral terraces
Hotel transfers

Milan Cathedral
Sforza Castle
Brera District
Santa Maria delle Grazie Church
La Scala Opera House (as per option selected)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

View The Last Supper fresco and discover Milan's city center on a well-planned walking tour.

Everything you get: Enjoy skip-the-line access to Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum, where an expert guide describes the meaning of the Biblical painting. On your tour through the vibrant city center, you’ll walk by key landmarks, including the stunning Cathedral of Milan, Sforza Castle, and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
Why choose this: No commitment to more entry tickets, just fascinating insights from an expert guide on Milan’s rich history and Renaissance art.

Inclusions #

Walking tour of Milan’s city center
Entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie
Access to Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting
Expert English-speaking guide
Audio headsets

Exclusions #

Entry to other attractions

Tip: In a small room adjacent to the Last Supper chamber, you can view some of Leonardo's preliminary sketches and notes related to the painting that give insight into his creative process.
The tour itinerary may be altered to make the most of your time. You will still be taken to all the sites mentioned.
The tour will run every day apart from Monday as the Last Supper is closed on this day. This tour is available only during certain times on those dates due to popular demand. Please check in advance on the available time slots for the day on which you’ve scheduled the booking.
Due to strict conservatory measures, the supervisor of cultural artifacts for the city of Milan restricts all visits to a maximum of 15 minutes.
Facilities: wheelchair accessibility.
Note that the following is not allowed inside the venue: flash photography, water bottles, sealed food items.
Strict dress code: clothing that covers the knees and shoulders.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Full day tour with guaranteed access to the Last Supper and many more landmarks!

Everything you get: Explore key landmarks in one day with skip-the-line entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie, San Maurizio Monastery, Sforza Castle, and Milan Cathedral. Your expert guide will walk you through the city center and its monuments, after which the Duomo Museums pass offers additional access to art collections.
Why choose this: See the best of Milan in one comprehensive day with fast-track entry, and go further with a three-day museum pass.

Inclusions #

6-hour walking tour of Milan
Expert English-speaking guide
Audio headsets for groups larger than 6
Entry to Milan Cathedral
Entry to San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore
Entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie
Access to Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum with 15-min reserved viewing
Entry to Sforza Castle (inner courtyard and park)
Milan Cathedral Museums Pass (valid for 3 days)

The itinerary is subject to delays as some locations can be unavoidably busy and some lines could form at mandatory security checks and at entrances for the stairs and the elevator. This tour is typically scheduled to last for 6 hours, though wait times at security checks can sometimes increase the tour duration. We recommend allowing extra time before your next activity to ensure you make the most of your Milan tour experience.
The itinerary could differ according to the daily opening hours of churches and religious services, or due to public maintenance works, or also during certain local events.
On Sundays, the visit to the Duomo Milan can be replaced with a visit to the Piazza Gae Aulenti, due to extraordinary celebrations.
Note that the following is not allowed inside the Last Supper Museum: flash photography, water bottles, sealed food items.
Strict dress code: In cathedrals and places of worship, clothing that covers the knees and shoulders is mandatory.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Visit two of Milan’s gems – a masterpiece and a medieval fortress, alongside an expert guide.

Everything you get: Visit Santa Maria delle Grazie, a former Dominican convent that hosts the original The Last Supper painting in its dining room, with engaging commentary on Da Vinci’s unique oil and tempera techniques. Then, embark on a guided tour of Sforza Castle, including its famous art collections, courtyards, and gardens.
Why choose this: Experience two of Milan’s iconic landmarks with skip-the-line access and an expert guide, making the most of your time in the city.

Inclusions #

Guided tour of Santa Maria delle Grazie with entry
Access to Leonardo's Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting
Guided tour of Sforza Castle with entry

Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography is a no-go inside Leonardo's Last Supper Museum.
This tour is wheelchair accessible with prior notice.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Da Vinci's Last Supper

Tip: Lean in to examine the finer details of the painting. Da Vinci's brushwork and subtle details make for a rich and rewarding close-up experience.
The following is not allowed inside the venue: flash photography.

YesMilano City Pass

Tip: Maximize your savings and save upto 60% by using the free public transport, making it effortless to hop between attractions.
Pets are not allowed.
Each included attraction can be visited once for free.
Some of the attractions require a reservation in advance so please check accordingly.

Inclusions #

Da Vinci's Last Supper

Guided tour of Santa Maria delle Grazie with entry
Access to Leonardo's Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting

YesMilano City Pass

Validity: 3 days from the date of activation (via App)
Free access to all Civic Museums
Unlimited public transportation (metro, bus, ATM trams)
Discounts at selected cafes, restaurants
Digital map & audioguide
Assistance & free Wi-Fi at all the Yesmilano info points
Free entry to all of the following Triennale Design Museum, National Museum of Science and Technology, Leonardo da Vinci Museo, Teatro alla Scala, Poldi Pezzoli, Bagatti Valsecchi, Villa Necchi Campiglio, Ambrosiana Art Gallery and the Crypt of San Sepolcro
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YesMilano City Pass

Travel on regional train
Food & drinks
Private transfer
Transfer to/from airport

YesMilano Pass is downloaded on your mobile phone, enabling you to start your Milan adventure without any delays. Use your purchase email and voucher reservation number for a secure login.
Plan your visit by entering the date you'll use the pass. Then click 'Activities' to secure spots for your chosen attractions. Tap 'Transport' for clear guidance on using your public transport ticket.
Your pass shall be activated on the App. Every attraction can be visited for free once.
The pass is valid for 72 hours from the time of activation.
The Milan City Pass grants free access to trains, trams, and buses, specifically for Metros within Zone Mi1-Mi3.
Please click here to view the attractions and activities to explore with this pass.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

Secure a coveted slot to view this in-demand painting at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Basilica.

Everything you get: Avoid the ticket lines and crowds with a reserved 15-minute viewing of Leonardo's original The Last Supper. Then, explore Santa Maria delle Grazie as your expert guide shares important context on how Da Vinci’s most famous Renaissance fresco came to hang in the convent's dining room.
Why choose this: For guaranteed and direct access to the busy UNESCO World Heritage Site in Milan, fascinating commentary, and skip-the-line privileges.
Upgrades: Swap out the regular group of 30 with an exclusive small group tour of just 12 people for a more in-depth and personalized exploration.

Inclusions #

Guided tour of Santa Maria delle Grazie with entry
Access to Leonardo's Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting
Group of up to 30 or 12 people (as per option selected)

Tip: Santa Maria delle Grazie has a beautiful Renaissance cloister that's often overlooked. Explore this serene hidden courtyard to escape the hustle and bustle.
Facilities: wheelchair accessibility.
Note that the following is not allowed inside the venue: flash photography, water bottles, sealed food items.
Strict dress code: clothing that covers the knees and shoulders.

These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

With a small group, explore Milan’s Cathedral, Last Supper Museum, and historic city center.

Everything you get: Enjoy guaranteed access to The Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie church, and Milan Cathedral – home to stunning spires and statues. Your expert guide will then take you on a stroll through Milan’s city center, by the lively Brera district, the medieval Sforza Castle, and more.
Why choose this: Dive into Milan’s mesmerizing architecture on an immersive small group tour, with two highly exclusive entry tickets included.
Upgrades: A guided visit inside the La Scala Museum and Opera House can be a magical addition for art and culture enthusiasts.

Inclusions #

Walking tour of Milan’s city center
Small group of up to 20 people
Entry to Milan Cathedral
Entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie
Access to Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting
Entry to Church of San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore
Guided tour of La Scala Opera House and Museum with entry (as per option selected)

Exclusions #

Access to Milan Cathedral terraces
Hotel transfers

Milan Cathedral
Sforza Castle
Brera District
Santa Maria delle Grazie Church
La Scala Opera House (as per option selected)

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

View The Last Supper fresco and discover Milan's city center on a well-planned walking tour.

Everything you get: Enjoy skip-the-line access to Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum, where an expert guide describes the meaning of the Biblical painting. On your tour through the vibrant city center, you’ll walk by key landmarks, including the stunning Cathedral of Milan, Sforza Castle, and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II.
Why choose this: No commitment to more entry tickets, just fascinating insights from an expert guide on Milan’s rich history and Renaissance art.

Inclusions #

Walking tour of Milan’s city center
Entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie
Access to Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting
Expert English-speaking guide
Audio headsets

Exclusions #

Entry to other attractions

Tip: In a small room adjacent to the Last Supper chamber, you can view some of Leonardo's preliminary sketches and notes related to the painting that give insight into his creative process.
The tour itinerary may be altered to make the most of your time. You will still be taken to all the sites mentioned.
The tour will run every day apart from Monday as the Last Supper is closed on this day. This tour is available only during certain times on those dates due to popular demand. Please check in advance on the available time slots for the day on which you’ve scheduled the booking.
Due to strict conservatory measures, the supervisor of cultural artifacts for the city of Milan restricts all visits to a maximum of 15 minutes.
Facilities: wheelchair accessibility.
Note that the following is not allowed inside the venue: flash photography, water bottles, sealed food items.
Strict dress code: clothing that covers the knees and shoulders.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Full day tour with guaranteed access to the Last Supper and many more landmarks!

Everything you get: Explore key landmarks in one day with skip-the-line entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie, San Maurizio Monastery, Sforza Castle, and Milan Cathedral. Your expert guide will walk you through the city center and its monuments, after which the Duomo Museums pass offers additional access to art collections.
Why choose this: See the best of Milan in one comprehensive day with fast-track entry, and go further with a three-day museum pass.

Inclusions #

6-hour walking tour of Milan
Expert English-speaking guide
Audio headsets for groups larger than 6
Entry to Milan Cathedral
Entry to San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore
Entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie
Access to Leonardo’s Last Supper Museum with 15-min reserved viewing
Entry to Sforza Castle (inner courtyard and park)
Milan Cathedral Museums Pass (valid for 3 days)

The itinerary is subject to delays as some locations can be unavoidably busy and some lines could form at mandatory security checks and at entrances for the stairs and the elevator. This tour is typically scheduled to last for 6 hours, though wait times at security checks can sometimes increase the tour duration. We recommend allowing extra time before your next activity to ensure you make the most of your Milan tour experience.
The itinerary could differ according to the daily opening hours of churches and religious services, or due to public maintenance works, or also during certain local events.
On Sundays, the visit to the Duomo Milan can be replaced with a visit to the Piazza Gae Aulenti, due to extraordinary celebrations.
Note that the following is not allowed inside the Last Supper Museum: flash photography, water bottles, sealed food items.
Strict dress code: In cathedrals and places of worship, clothing that covers the knees and shoulders is mandatory.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Visit two of Milan’s gems – a masterpiece and a medieval fortress, alongside an expert guide.

Everything you get: Visit Santa Maria delle Grazie, a former Dominican convent that hosts the original The Last Supper painting in its dining room, with engaging commentary on Da Vinci’s unique oil and tempera techniques. Then, embark on a guided tour of Sforza Castle, including its famous art collections, courtyards, and gardens.
Why choose this: Experience two of Milan’s iconic landmarks with skip-the-line access and an expert guide, making the most of your time in the city.

Inclusions #

Guided tour of Santa Maria delle Grazie with entry
Access to Leonardo's Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting
Guided tour of Sforza Castle with entry

Shutterbugs, take note: Flash photography is a no-go inside Leonardo's Last Supper Museum.
This tour is wheelchair accessible with prior notice.

You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.

Da Vinci's Last Supper

Tip: Lean in to examine the finer details of the painting. Da Vinci's brushwork and subtle details make for a rich and rewarding close-up experience.
The following is not allowed inside the venue: flash photography.

YesMilano City Pass

Tip: Maximize your savings and save upto 60% by using the free public transport, making it effortless to hop between attractions.
Pets are not allowed.
Each included attraction can be visited once for free.
Some of the attractions require a reservation in advance so please check accordingly.

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Da Vinci's Last Supper

Guided tour of Santa Maria delle Grazie with entry
Access to Leonardo's Last Supper Museum
15-minute reserved viewing of The Last Supper painting

YesMilano City Pass

Validity: 3 days from the date of activation (via App)
Free access to all Civic Museums
Unlimited public transportation (metro, bus, ATM trams)
Discounts at selected cafes, restaurants
Digital map & audioguide
Assistance & free Wi-Fi at all the Yesmilano info points
Free entry to all of the following Triennale Design Museum, National Museum of Science and Technology, Leonardo da Vinci Museo, Teatro alla Scala, Poldi Pezzoli, Bagatti Valsecchi, Villa Necchi Campiglio, Ambrosiana Art Gallery and the Crypt of San Sepolcro
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YesMilano City Pass

Travel on regional train
Food & drinks
Private transfer
Transfer to/from airport

YesMilano Pass is downloaded on your mobile phone, enabling you to start your Milan adventure without any delays. Use your purchase email and voucher reservation number for a secure login.
Plan your visit by entering the date you'll use the pass. Then click 'Activities' to secure spots for your chosen attractions. Tap 'Transport' for clear guidance on using your public transport ticket.
Your pass shall be activated on the App. Every attraction can be visited for free once.
The pass is valid for 72 hours from the time of activation.
The Milan City Pass grants free access to trains, trams, and buses, specifically for Metros within Zone Mi1-Mi3.
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These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.

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