If you find yourself in Milan, do make sure to pay a visit to Leonardo da Vinci’s ‘Last Supper’ (L’Ultima Cena). This splendid masterpiece from this Italian maestro is kept as a preserved treasure in the significant UNESCO heritage complex at Basilica Santa Maria delle Grazie. The painting is not just widely studied and replicated globally, but also among the most enigmatic and debated works from the Italian Renaissance. Be part of our guided tour to unravel the history and undisclosed mysteries that are woven into the ‘Last Supper’ and the magnificent Basilica of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Take a chance to decode all of Da Vinci’s hidden ‘soul movements’ from his brushwork to the depicted characters on his canvas. A flawless work of art combined with a powerful emotive narrative…

• It is mandatory to bring a passport or identity card with you to show at the ticket office
• It is forbidden to bring bags of any size, food and drink. The guide will take you to the lockers where you can store your personal items. Suitcases may not have a suitable place to be stored.
• It will not be possible to access the Santa Maria delle Grazie church during religious functions or when the church is closed
• Clothing suitable for a place of worship. No skirts that are too short or t-shirts that are too low-cut
• It is forbidden to take photos with a flash and videos
• For provisions to safeguard the painting, all visitors have 15 minutes available inside the refectory to see the Last Supper
• We emphasize that this is a guided tour which includes tickets for the Last Supper. The entrance to the museum (where the painting is located) will be included in the hour and a half of the visit and may not be immediately at the beginning.