Best of Milan and Leonardo Da Vinci's Last Supper Tickets

Discover Milan and its fascinating and well-known landmarks!

The "Last Supper," a masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci, which is located next to the Santa Maria delle Grazie church, will be the primary attraction (a UNESCO World Heritage site). This important mural of the Renaissance is so delicate that the access to admire it is strictly limited to a small number of visitors, and only for 15 minutes.

The Sforza Castle, a fortress that served as a military base and a residence for the Dukes of Milan, is another must-see attraction. The Sforza family introduced the Renaissance to Milan's Dukedom, which is now known as a "place for the city and the citizens" and the location of numerous museums.

You will then reach Della Scala Square, where the Scala Theater is situated. Built in 1776, the Scala Theater is a true temple of music, Italian history, and culture.

From there, you can enter and proceed through the magnificent Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery, a masterpiece of nineteenth-century engineering, a representation of Italian excellence, and the "living room" of Milan. From there, you can proceed through the gallery to reach the Duomo, the fourth-largest Cathedral in the Christian world and a popular destination for more than five million tourists annually.

The locations' order may vary.