easy
1 hour
Suitable for all fitness levels as the experience consists primarily of standing and walking short distances indoors.
Discover Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper in an expert-led, one-hour tour by Your Travel Diary. Enjoy detailed commentary and a rare 15-minute viewing at Milan’s Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie.
1 Hour | See Leonardo's Masterpiece | Guided tour and Admission Tickets Included!
Immerse yourself in the brilliance of Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper with a professional guide. In just one hour, enjoy a 15-minute viewing of this iconic masterpiece, complemented by insightful commentary and the opportunity to ask questions. Enhance your Milan experience with expert tips for your visit.
Adult (Ages 2+) € 89
1 hour
For people who do not enough time but they do not want miss the possibility to enjoy the masterpiece of Leonardo. After a brief introduction you will be able to stand in front of the Last Supper for 15 minutes, after this you will have enought time also for questions and information. The experience is led by one of our Professional English Speaking Guide. You will live a short but wonderful experience with our guide, feel free to ask for advice on how to make the most of the rest of your time in the city.
meet your guide 10 minutes before the tour
INFORMATION • Adult pricing applies to all travelers, we are unable to offer any reduced price tickets - infants under one year of age pay nothing ( unless they are in a buggy, in that case they too will need a ticket), this is the policy set by the Milan Authorities. • Please be prepared to show your ID or Passport or Driving Licence (with photograph)
The Last Supper viewing slots are limited and fill quickly, so securing tickets ahead of time is essential.
Meet your guide at least 10 minutes before the scheduled time in front of Santa Maria delle Grazie Church to ensure a smooth start.
Bring a photo ID such as a passport or driving license, as Milan authorities require identification for entry.
Wear attire appropriate for a religious site, as the Last Supper is housed within an active church complex.
The Last Supper, painted between 1495–1498, captures the moment Jesus reveals a betrayer in his midst, and it remains a key Renaissance artwork housed within a UNESCO World Heritage site.
Strict visitor limits and protective climate controls in the refectory help preserve the fragile fresco against light, humidity, and crowd-related wear.
Provides support for walking around Milan’s cobblestone streets and standing during the tour.
Helps manage cool spring temperatures and occasional indoor chill.
spring specific
Staying hydrated is important especially if combining the tour with outdoor sightseeing in warm weather.
summer specific
Mandatory for entry verification at the venue.