Last Supper Tour

The Last Supper. You've seen pictures, reproductions, and parodies. Leonardo's masterpiece is essential for any visitor to Milan.

Last Supper Tour

This tour includes a visit to the Dominican church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, a 15th-century convent and UNESCO World Heritage Site. In the refectory of this church, Leonardo DaVinci painted The Last Supper in the 1490s, commissioned by Ludovico Sforza, Duke of Milan.

The tour covers Santa Maria delle Grazie, showcasing Renaissance architecture, and Bramante's Cloister within the church. Following this, participants will admire The Last Supper.

Having survived nearly 500 years and bombings during the Second World War, The Last Supper is in a fragile state. Initially deemed "ruined" by Giorgio Vasari in 1556, restoration efforts have since improved its condition. Access to the original is strictly limited, providing a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity for guaranteed entry without waiting in line.

An expert guide accompanies the tour, sharing insights about the painting, its creation, preservation, significance, and history, ensuring a memorable experience.