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Leonardo da Vinci's flying machines displayed at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan.


























































What to expect at Leonardo3 Museum?

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Leonardo da Vinci's war machine model at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan.
Mechanical artifact display at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan.
Leonardo da Vinci paintings exhibit at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan.
Leonardo3 Museum exhibit of Leonardo's drawings from Turin to Milan.
Flying vehicle model displayed at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan.
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🚶‍♂️ Skip the line and step right in

Breeze past the queues with your skip-the-line tickets and head straight into the world of Leonardo da Vinci. No delays, no crowds, just instant discovery. The moment you walk in, you’re transported into a space where imagination and invention meet.

🎥 Start with a sensory welcome

Your visit begins with a stunning audiovisual introduction that sets the scene. Immersive projections and ambient soundscapes pull you into the heart of the Renaissance, preparing you to meet one of history’s most brilliant minds.

🛠️ Explore 200+ working machines

Stroll through galleries filled with over 200 interactive, life-sized models—flying machines, submarines, robots, musical instruments—all reconstructed from da Vinci’s original notebooks. It’s a rare chance to see how his incredible ideas would work in the real world.

🖐️ Touch, test, and interact

In this museum, you're encouraged to touch, try, and experiment. Turn gears, pull levers, and test out Leonardo’s designs for yourself through digital simulations and physical interactives that spark curiosity in all ages.

🖼️ Discover digital restorations of iconic art

Get up close to The Last Supper like never before, with high-definition digital reconstructions that reveal lost details and original colors. You’ll also explore other masterpieces, brought to life with touchscreens and multi-layered visuals.

📖 Dive into his codices

Flip through da Vinci’s sketchbooks on interactive displays that let you zoom into intricate drawings, rotate 3D renderings, and understand the mechanics behind each invention. It’s a fascinating look into how this visionary thought, planned, and dreamed.

🌟 Leave inspired

As you exit, you'll have seen how da Vinci's ideas shaped modern engineering, robotics, and design thinking. Whether it's his flying machines or anatomical studies, the exhibits leave you with a deeper understanding of how his inventions still influence science and technology today.

Which Leonardo3 Museum ticket is best for you?

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Skip-the-line tickets

Skip the line and explore the world of Leonardo da Vinci at Milan’s Leonardo3 Museum.

  • Bypass the long queues at attractions and head straight to the venue to explore over 200 interactive models, working machines, and digital reconstructions—all inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s original sketches.
  • With your included audio guide, dive deeper into his inventions, artworks, and the genius behind them.
  • Perfect for curious minds with just 1–2 hours to spare.
  • Use the audio guide to get a better understanding of Leonardo’s work, its historical context, and interesting facts.   

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Admission Tickets to the Leonardo3 Museum

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Combo tours

Smart sightseeing, smarter spending: See Leonardo3 Museum and 40+ stops in Milan.

  • Get skip-the-line entry to the Leonardo3 Museum, then explore the city with a 24-hour hop-on hop-off pass—covering 40+ stops including the Duomo.
  • Includes audio commentary and free walking tours.

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Combo (Save 8%): Milan Hop-on Hop-off Bus Tour + Leonardo3 Museum Tickets

What to see at Leonardo3 Museum?

Exhibit of The Last Supper at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan
Flying machine model displayed at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan.
Leonardo da Vinci's machine model at the National Museum of Science and Technology, Milan.
Mona Lisa painting close-up, showcasing her enigmatic smile and eyes at the Louvre Museum, Paris.
Grotesque heads exhibit at Leonardo3 Museum, featuring interactive display.
Continuous Organ exhibit at Leonardo3 Museum, featuring wooden pipes and keyboard.
Visitors interacting with a digital display at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan.
Robot soldier exhibit at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan, showcasing historical armor and design.
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The Last Supper

See a digital restoration of the Last Supper, designed with the intent of reproducing the colors of the painting like that of the original in the 1500s. It gives visitors the illusion of a passage through time.

Flying bicycle

Look at the youthful design and engineering genius of the wing-flapping machine, governed by just one pilot. The structure resembles a modern cyclist (even before the first bicycle was invented) maneuvering a glider-like flying machine.

Triple-tier springalds

Admire the complex yet revolutionary war machine consisting of three springalds and a rotating arc. Notice how Da Vinci added a shield to protect the warrior and the machine.

Mona Lisa

Uncover the secrets of the world’s most mysterious painting. Get into the mind of Da Vinci, what prompted him to paint this oil painting, and more. Learn the secrets from a touch panel accompanied by an audio guide.

Grotesque heads

Visitors can experience four of Leonardo Da Vinci’s famous sketches brought to life. You will be surrounded by four projections of these crucial figures that baffled artists & historians for centuries. Get a hands-on 3D VR experience.

Musical instruments

Check out Da Vinci’s unique musical organs such as the Harpsichord-Viola, a portable soundbox. Next, see the Great Continuous Organ, a musical marvel. Notice how the design incorporates the Continuous organ & Pipe principle.

Codex Atlanticus

Enjoy an interactive experience as you play around with 3D models, and flip through digital documents at this world’s largest collection of Leonardo’s manuscripts. Read through Da Vinci’s texts and see fascinating reconstructions of his famous drawings.

Robot soldier

Observe closely the intricate details of the world’s first robotic man. Watch how a complex structure of pulleys, a drum, battle gears, a helmet, and armor all function like clockwork. Learn the hypothesis behind it from Codex Atlanticus.

History of Leonardo3 Museum

Mechanical lion exhibit at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan.
  • March 1, 2013: “Leonardo3 – The World of Leonardo” opens in Milan as a temporary exhibition in Piazza della Scala.
  • 2013–2023: Due to its popularity, the exhibition evolves into a permanent museum, attracting over 1.5 million visitors with 200+ interactive models and reconstructions.
  • May 9, 2023: On its 10th anniversary, the museum announces collaborations with institutions like the Politecnico, the Conservatory, and Leonardo scholar Martin Kemp.
  • Today: Leonardo3 is a key part of Milan’s cultural scene, combining research, innovation, and immersive experiences.

Plan your visit to the Leonardo3 Museum

Leonardo da Vinci's human-powered vehicle model at Leonardo3 Museum, Milan.

9:30am to 9pm, Monday to Sunday

Last admission: 1 hour before closing time

Best time to visit: Visit just after the opening hours to buy more time to explore the interactive exhibits. You can also visit at the later hours, around 7pm, to avoid crowds.

Address: Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, 11, 20121 Milano MI, Italy

Find on Map

How to get there? 

  • By Metro: Lines M1, M3
    Nearest stop: Duomo, Montenapoleone
  • By Train: Line Yellow, Line Red 
    Nearest stop: Central Station, Cadorna Station
  • By Tram: Lines 1, 2 
    Nearest stop: Manzoni-Scala
  • By Bus: Line 61 
    Nearest stop: Verdi-dell’Orso
  • By Car: Take the route Via Case Rotte to reach the L3 museum
    Parking: Piazza Meda (underground parking)
  • By hop-on hop-off:
    Milan Open Tour:
    Nearest stop: Cathedral in Milan Highlights route
    City Sightseeing Milan:
    Nearest stop: "La Scala" in Line A (Red) route
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  • The museum can be accessed on wheelchairs, ramps are provided 
  • Elevators to access the upper floors
  • Allows guide dogs for the visually impaired visitors 
  • Audio guides are available 
  • Interactive app to explore the museum exhibits 
  • 3D Virtual Reality for immersive experiences 
  • Retiring rooms 
Tourists on Milan Hop-On Hop-Off bus tour with Milan Duomo in view.
  • Plan for 1.5–2 hours to explore all interactive displays and reconstructions without rushing.
  • Combine your trip with the Duomo (5 min walk) or Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II (3 min walk) to make the most of your time in the area.
  • Audio and interactive displays are available in English, Italian, French, Spanish, German, and Russian. You can choose your preferred language for a richer experience.
  • If you’re a photography fan, visit during daylight hours so natural light from the windows complements your shots (flash is often restricted).
  • Bring earphones if you prefer to use the museum’s downloadable guide app instead of the onsite audio device.
  • Check the special temporary exhibits section at the entrance. Sometimes there are rare manuscript displays not included in the standard layout.
  • Go in pairs or small groups. Interactive machines are more fun when you can try them together.
  • For kids, ask staff for the interactive treasure hunt sheet. It turns the visit into a game.

Frequently Asked Questions About Leonardo3 Museum Tickets

Is it better to book Leonardo3 Museum tickets online?

Booking tickets online reserves your entry to the Leonardo3 Museum. Especially in the peak seasons, tickets get sold out weeks in advance. Buying tickets online eliminates this hassle, offers your some perks, and is also a convenient way to book.

Are audio guides available in Leonardo3 Museum tours?

Yes, museum audio guides are available from the venue and need to be purchased separately. Audio guides are available in 7 languages.

Are discounts available on Leonardo3 Museum tickets?

Yes, discounts are available on combo ticket options. You can save 3% on the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci with L3 Museum Combo, and on Milan Hop-On Hop-Off Tour with Leonardo3 Museum Combo.

Are skip-the-line tickets for the Leonardo3 Museum worth it?

Of course! Booking skip-the-line tickets online means you bypass the wait at the entrance and head straight in, giving you more time to enjoy the hands-on exhibits without feeling rushed.

What is the cancelation policy for Leonardo3 Museum tickets?

You can cancel tickets to the Leonardo3 Museum up to 24 hours before the experience starts and get a full refund.

How long does it take to tour the Leonardo3 Museum?

A complete tour of the museum and its interactive exhibits takes about 1-2 hours. But, a guided tour that involves a deeper understanding of Da Vinci’s exhibits, can take about 2.5-3 hours.

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