Milan: Skip-the-Line Last Supper Tickets & Museum Tour
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Overview
Milan: Last Supper Skip The Line Tickets & Museum Tour invites everyone to see Leonardo da Vinci's famous painting. This is a walking tour that helps people discover art and history. It's great for those who want to learn about Milan's culture.
What to Expect: The journey starts at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Church. An expert guide will meet the group and help them skip the long line to see 'The Last Supper'. People will have 15 minutes to view the painting. Then, the tour goes to the Cenacolo Da Vinci Museum. Here, visitors learn how the painting was restored.
The tour includes skip-the-line tickets to the Santa Maria Della Grazie Church and a guide who speaks English. The group will have 30 or fewer people. Visitors will get 15 minutes with 'The Last Supper' and a tour of the Cenacolo Vinciano Museum. The tour does not include hotel pickup or drop-off, food, drinks, or tips. The guides are experts, and many visitors have given this tour great reviews.




Highlights
Skip the Line: Go straight to 'The Last Supper' without waiting.
See Da Vinci's Masterpiece: Get 15 minutes to look at 'The Last Supper' painting.
Expert Guide: Learn about the painting from a guide who knows a lot.
Visit the Museum: Tour the Cenacolo Vinciano Museum and see how the painting was saved.
Sentiment Analysis
Most customers really enjoy this tour because they get to see 'The Last Supper' without waiting in line. The guides are good, but some wish they had more time with the painting.

Customers say seeing 'The Last Supper' up close is amazing.
They like skipping the long lines.
The guides know a lot and are easy to understand.
Many think it's a once-in-a-lifetime experience.
Some people want more than 15 minutes with the painting.
A few think the museum part is not as good as seeing 'The Last Supper'.
The Journey
Santa Maria delle Grazie Church
Begin your Milanese adventure at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Church, a UNESCO World Heritage site and architectural gem. This 15th-century church, designed in part by Bramante, serves as the gateway to Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Last Supper.' Its serene facade and rich history provide a captivating prelude to the artistic marvel that awaits within. The church itself is a stunning example of Gothic and Renaissance architecture, making it a worthwhile visit even without the main attraction.
Da Vinci's 'The Last Supper'
Prepare to be spellbound by Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Last Supper,' a fresco of unparalleled significance housed within the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Witness the dramatic depiction of Christ's final meal with his disciples, a masterpiece of perspective and emotion. This exclusive 15-minute viewing offers an intimate encounter with a work that has captivated the world for centuries. The limited access ensures a deeply personal and unforgettable experience, making it a highlight of any visit to Milan.
Cenacolo Vinciano Museum
Extend your appreciation of da Vinci's genius at the Cenacolo Vinciano Museum, dedicated to preserving and showcasing the legacy of 'The Last Supper.' Delve deeper into the history, techniques, and restoration efforts surrounding this iconic artwork. Explore exhibits that offer insights into da Vinci's life and the cultural context of the Renaissance, providing a richer understanding of his enduring impact on art and society. This museum visit completes your immersion into the world of 'The Last Supper,' ensuring a truly comprehensive experience.
Know Before You Go
This tour includes skip-the-line entry tickets to Santa Maria Della Grazie Church, an English-speaking expert guide, a small group of maximum 30 participants, 15 minutes with Da Vinci's Last Supper Painting, and a guided tour of the Cenacolo Vinciano Museum. It does not include hotel pick up/drop off, food & beverages, or gratuities. The meeting point is at Santa Maria delle Grazie Church square.
Hot Tip
To make the most of the 15 minutes with the painting, try to read about 'The Last Supper' beforehand. This will help appreciate the art even more.