Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper guided tour with local expert guide

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Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper guided tour with local expert guide

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£68.00

Free cancellation

Language: English

Mobile voucher accepted

Duration: Flexible

Wheelchair accessible

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Entrance fees included

Guided tour

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Why you’ll love this…

You'll be able to admire Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper, one of the most famous paintings in the world
It's a great opportunity to learn the story of this da Vinci masterpiece
The inside track on the wonders and mysteries hidden behind this work of art
You'll enjoy guaranteed entry into the attraction
Your tour is led by an expert local guide with an unrivalled knowledge of da Vinci’s Last Supper

What to expect

Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper is an artistic treasure that skillfully captures a range of human emotion. Such an important painting deserves not just a regular visit but one where you can see and learn about it in full detail and without hassle. This exclusive guided tour, led by an expert local guide, will help you do exactly that — discover all there is to know about da Vinci's celebrated masterpiece.

Da Vinci’s prized painting reveals the reactions of the 12 disciples as they learn that one of them would betray Jesus. From surprise to anger to disbelief, their evoked feelings are cleverly conveyed through this masterful depiction of the well-known scene. Valentina, one of our expert local guides, says ‘Each expression, gesture, and posture has a deeper meaning that you can only fully distinguish by gazing upon it with your very own eyes.’

Meet your knowledgeable guide in Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie before entering to behold one of the most admired paintings on the planet, created by one of the greatest geniuses that ever existed. Inside, your guide will help you unravel all the mysteries behind this famous composition. ‘It’s truly a dream come true to spend a day in the presence of a masterpiece like the Last Supper,’ Valentina says. She continues ‘As it’s slowly deteriorating, The Last Supper might not be around forever. So, it’d be a good idea to not wait until it’s too late to visit this exemplary work of art.’

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What's included

Exclusive English-speaking Musement guide
Entrance to Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper

Where

Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie, 20123 Milano, MI, Italy

Meeting point:

Please do not go directly to the Last Supper ticket office. Meet your guide in front of the entrance to Santa Maria delle Grazie at least 15 minutes before the starting time of the tour.

What to remember

The venue requires us to provide the name and surname of each visitor; this information is mandatory for purchasing the ticket and for entering the Last Supper. If this requirement isn't met, it will not be possible to enter the venue
The name given at the time of booking must correspond to the name on the participant's passport or identity card. Tickets are nominal and cannot be changed once the booking is completed. Each participant must bring with him/her an identity document
Due to the rules imposed by the supervisor of cultural artifacts for the city of Milan, your visit to the Last Supper cannot exceed 15 minutes
No liquids, including water bottles, are allowed inside the site
Large bags/backpacks/suitcases are not permitted inside the Last Supper (only very small bags are allowed). There are no cloakrooms for storing these items but there are free lockers available for small items and bottles
Photos are not allowed
The tour is run in groups of 29 or 34 people
Bookings may be subject to availability, so you may be contacted to reschedule the tour in case the date and time slot selected are not available
Please note there are no reduced fares or free tickets for this tour. Every participant needs to get the Standard Price ticket to join the tour

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Provider

Musement S.p.A.

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 48 hours before the experience begins.

What people say about this experience

Excellent

4.5 /5

Based on 4997 reviews from verified customers

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Value for money

4/5

Safety

4.6/5

Staff

4.6/5

Service

4.6/5

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Mojo
Verified booking
5
10 August 2025
Travelled as a couple
Guide was very knowledgeable with very clear pronunciation kept us all together from start to finish
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Emma T
Verified booking
5
3 August 2025
Travelled as a couple
Seeing the last supper is a must do for anyone visiting Milan its still in a great condition for being 500 years old, our tour was informative and enjoyable, cost was a little high for the 15 mins you get with the painting but as a one off we were happy to pay for the experience
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
10 October 2025
Excellent experience from start to finish. The guide, Veronica, was brilliant, extremely knowledgeable and explained everything we needed to know to make this visit a once in a lifetime experience.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
28 September 2025
I loved this tour. Our guide was extremely knowledgeable and engaging.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
28 September 2025
Was very well organized and Guide did a great job Very happy we went
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
23 September 2025
It was an excellent tour. Our guide was polite, friendly, and very knowledgeable. The Last Supper is a must see!

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