FAQ

The cost of a full ticket is €15.00; the cost of a reduced ticket, for young people aged 18 to 25, is €2.00.

Some categories are entitled to free admission: for the full list of benefits visit the dedicated page on the website of the Ministry of Culture.

On the official website for the sale of tickets, www.cenacolovinciano.vivaticket.it, you will see that in some time slots there is a price increase: this is because a guided tour or a workshop is scheduled at the time you have selected. If you are not interested in these services, please select another time slot, if available.

We remind you that it is necessary to book admission to the Museum of Leonardo’s Last Supper, for all types of tickets.

Yes, to enter the Museum, babies and children also need a ticket. They are counted in the maximum number of visitors allowed per visit, imposed for better conservation.

Yes, a booking is always required for admission to the museum.

There are three ways to book admission to the Museum:

• Online at the website  (a maximum of 5 tickets can be booked, twice during the calendar year)
• Through a call centre on +39 02 92800360 (a maximum of 9 tickets can be booked)
• By writing to the address cenacologruppi@adartem.it, a service available only for groups (a minimum of 10 tickets can be booked).

If you want to book paid and free tickets at the same time, you can use the methods described above. If you want to book free tickets alone, you will have to fill out this online form.

Documentation for the right to free admission will be checked at the ticket office before issuing of the ticket.

Please note that the ticket to the museum is personal: the names of the persons making the visit must be entered before payment. If the person indicated at the time of purchase is unable to take part in the visit, you can change the name by clicking here within 24 hours before the date and time of the visit.

In some time slots there are additional services: guided tours (in Italian or English) or workshops. If you are not interested in these services, stop the purchase and start again by selecting another time or day. Below is a summary of schedules and related costs, to be added to those of the basic ticket:

Schedules of guided tours in ITALIAN
From Tuesday to Saturday 10.30 a.m., 12.30 p.m. , 4 p.m., 6 p.m.
Sunday afternoon 4 p.m., 6 p.m.

Schedules of guided tours in ENGLISH
Tuesday to Saturday 9.30 a.m. , 11.30 a.m., 3 p.m., 5 p.m.
Sunday afternoon 3 p.m., 5 p.m.
Cost per person € 8.00 including microphone

Bilingual laboratory visit times (ITA/ENG):
From Tuesday to Saturday at 11.45 a.m. and 3.30 p.m.
Sunday afternoon at 3.30 p.m.
Cost per person € 13.00 including microphone

We recommend that you check the ticket site several times, because the available slots are updated daily.

The sale of tickets for the Museum of Leonardo’s Last Supper is handled by an external agency; the official sales channels are:

1. On the licensee’s website on line at this link (a maximum of 5 tickets can be booked twice per calendar year).
2. Through a call center at the number +39 02 92800360 (a maximum of 9 tickets can be booked)
3. By writing to cenacologruppi@adartem.it specifying name and surname of all participants (a minimum of 10 tickets can be booked).

There are no other channels. Tickets cannot be sold through the staff’s email contacts or the Museum’s social channels.

You must come to the ticket office (in Via Ruffini, about 10 meters to the left of the main museum entrance) 30 minutes before the visit, under penalty of loss of the right of entry, and show the staff the payment receipt sent when you completed your booking.

As the ticket is personal and nominative, all visitors must go in person to the ticket office to collect their tickets.

At the ticket office there are timed lockers for storing bags and bulky luggage.