Skip the Line Last Supper Tour in Milan
See da Vinci's iconic painting close-up with guaranteed tickets included
Want to make sure you see The Last Supper while you’re in Milan? Did you know that tickets often sell out months in advance? With this expertly guided Last Supper tour that includes skip-the-line tickets, experiencing Leonardo Da Vinci’s masterpiece in person is quick, easy, and super interesting! You’ll also visit the onsite museum and hear fascinating stories of this famous painting’s creation—and of the creator himself—from your friendly local guide.
- Meet your guide outside Chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie
- Santa Maria delle Grazie convent
- Last Supper
- Last Supper Museum
- End your tour near Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie
- Santa Maria delle Grazie reformatory
- Tour the Cenacolo Vinciano Museum
- An experience to remember
After meeting your guide in the square at Santa Maria delle Grazie Church, you’ll skip the long admission line and within minutes you’ll be face-to-face with one of the world’s most famous paintings. Visitors are allowed just 15 minutes in front of The Last Supper and only a limited number of people can be there at one time. Your guide will tell stories and reveal the facts behind da Vinci’s masterpiece, making sure you get the most of your short time with this enigmatic artwork.
Finally, your tour continues through the Cenacolo Da Vinci Museum to discover more details about the painting and the intricate restoration that keeps the masterpiece in good condition.
Last Supper Guided Tour Description
Your 1-hour tour includes:
Skip the line tickets to Santa Maria delle Grazie Church
15 minutes up close with The Last Supper
Tour of the Cenacolo Vinciano Museum
An expert, English-speaking local guide
Maximum group size of 30
Meet Your Guide in Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie
Your day begins just west of central Milan, in front of an unassuming Dominican church called Santa Maria delle Grazie. From here, your guide will make sure you're checked in and get right into the refectory that houses da Vinci's incredible masterpiece.
*Please make sure to provide your full names and birthdates upon booking and bring a legal identification, otherwise security will not grant you access.
The Last Supper Up Close
Less than 35 people are allowed to see The Last Supper at one time, and for just 15 minutes per viewing, making it one of the most exclusive tickets in Europe. Taking up an entire wall of 24 feet by 30 feet, this painting sits high enough for everyone to capture a great view.
Your guide will explain the history of this amazing artwork, which depicts one of the most well-known biblical events. Da Vinci's painting has captured imaginations for centuries, and you'll be taken aback by the level of mastery on display in one of his most iconic works.
Cenacolo Vinciano Museum
After viewing The Last Supper, your guide will lead you into the museum dedicated to da Vinci and his art. Learn about the impressive restoration process with before-and-after photos and hear stories of da Vinci's eccentric life.
Your guide can share lots of recommendations of other things to see and places to eat in Milan when your 1-hour tour finishes. If you'd like to have a local guide show you the city, the Duomo, and The Last Supper, check out our half-day tour of Milan!
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I wish I could remember the name of the lady who lead our tour. She was amazing! I heard her tell someone "I'm passionate, not knowledgeable". I loved that response from her because her passion showed. This was a beautiful experience that I highly recommend!
Frequently Asked Questions
What to bring?
Please ensure your knees and shoulders are covered while inside the church, and bring photo ID when you arrive. We'll need you name and birthdate upon booking, and if it doesn't match your ID then the guards will refuse you entry to see The Last Supper.
What to bring?
Please ensure your knees and shoulders are covered while inside the church, and bring photo ID when you arrive. We'll need you name and birthdate upon booking, and if it doesn't match your ID then the guards will refuse you entry to see The Last Supper.
What am I NOT allowed to bring?
Please do not bring large bags or backpacks as they will have to be checked at the Santa Maria della Grazie church. No food or drink can be consumed once you enter the church or museum.
Can I take pictures of the Last Supper?
You are allowed to take photographs of the painting, but no flash photography or video is allowed.