Da Vinci

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Embark on a captivating journey through art and history with our guided tour of Leonardo da Vinci's iconic masterpiece, the Last Supper. You'll meet the guide in front of Santa Maria delle Grazie church. Upon meeting your guide, you’ll start a brief preparation for the visit (ID check, etc), it would take some minutes and it’s mandatory for all visitors to ensure smooth access to the site. The tour starts with an insightful overview outside the church, where the guide delves into the fascinating history of both the painting and the sacred surroundings, Leonardo’s works, art and importance for the city of Milan. This engaging introduction spans approximately 30 to 40 minutes, providing a rich context for the masterpiece that awaits within. After the preparation you’ll be ready for seeing Leonardo’s Last Supper. The visit to the mural painting lasts around 15 minutes, enough to admire the details of this incredible work of art and to take some memorable pictures.

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The refectory of the ancient Dominican convent of the Basilica of Santa Maria delle Grazie preserves the Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci, executed on the north wall between 1494 and 1498, at the time of Ludovico il Moro, painting declared World Heritage by UNESCO . Enjoy an hour of guided tour accompanied by a certified tour guide who will show you one of Leonardo's masterpieces. The visit will start from the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie and will continue to the refectory, where it is possible to admire the fresco of the Last Supper.

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Immerse yourself in the world of the Italian greats during this 75-minute guided tour of Leonardo’s famous masterpiece ‘The Last Supper.’ Housed in the stunning Santa Maria delle Grazie church in Milan, the work is a world-famous 15th-century mural that attracts millions of visitors each year. Learn from an professional, English-speaking guide who will explain the revolutionary technique Leonardo used to create the work and the reasons the church became a UNESCO-listed heritage sight.

“Le Macchine di Leonardo”, the world’s biggest (PRIVATE) collection of Leonardo da Vinci machines is born following the  juvenile passion of Carlo (born on 25th February 1936), the founder of the Niccolai family and company. Particularly skilled craftsmen, the members of the Niccolai family have so far developed 250 different models, and 50 interactive models based on the  Da Vinci codes and on historical documents using the materials of Leonardo’s time: wood, metal, ropes and fabrics. According to the unwritten rules of Florentine craftsmen, Carlo Niccolai has passed on his passion to his sons and grandsons, who, thanks to their knowledge of new technologies have enriched the collection with new models and organised more than a hundred exhibitions all over the world in the last ten years. The exhibition is 850 square meters of exposure on three floors

Museo Leonardo da Vinci brings to life the Renaissance master’s genius as an inventor, artist, scientist, anatomist, engineer and architect. Discover interactive and life-size machines crafted by Italian artisans from Leonardo’s codices; studies of his most famous Renaissance art, anatomical sketches and animations of The Last Supper, Vitruvian Man, and the Sforza equestrian sculpture. Discover a World of Genius in the Heart of Rome: Fascinating and very educational displays bring Da Vinci’s genius to life.

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Explore the Galleries, the largest permanent exhibition in the world dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci. Discover extraordinary objects such as steam trains and the Luna Rossa AC72 catamaran. Let yourself be enchanted by the space area which shows the only fragment of the Moon visible in Italy.

Come with us on a special tour of Leonardo Da Vinci's Last Supper in Milan and learn about art and history. This famous painting is kept in the convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie. It shows how talented one of the greatest artists of the Renaissance really was. Your experience starts with a knowledgeable local guide who will unravel the mysteries behind this renowned fresco. Learn about Da Vinci's artistic techniques, the historical context of the painting, and the stories of the disciples portrayed in this extraordinary work. As you step into the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, you will be transported back to 15th-century Milan, where the city was prospering beneath the rule of Ludovico Sforza. Learn about the importance of The Last Supper and understand the hidden meanings in each part of it.

See the original notes and drawings of Leonardo da Vinci's Codex Atlanticus, in the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana, Milan. The entry ticket includes access to both the museum and the exhibition, where pages from the artist’s notebook are given pride of place. Visit the ancient library where the Codex Atlanticus is stored, and admire art by Caravaggio, Raphael, Titian, and more. Allow yourself 1.5 hours for a visit.

The Museum is dedicated to the thought and the works of Leonardo da Vinci and it is situated in the old town centre of Venice, Sestriere San Polo, at the Scoletta di San Rocco, in front of the Scuola Grande di San Rocco, 100 meters away from the Basilica dei Frari. Inside they are exposed working and testable reproductions of “Leonardo’s Machines” drawn from the famous “Da Vinci Codes”. You can consult some of his main Anatomical Studies and there is also an art gallery in which his main paintings are shown and described, faithfully reproduced through the use of an exclusive ultra high-resolution backlight technology. The exhibition is completed by many educational projections depicting Leonardo’s life and works and an original and well-stocked bookshop.

See an amazing collection of life-sized Leonardo da Vinci reproductions with a ticket to the Leonardo da Vinci Experience 50mt away from St. Peter's Church. See 22 paintings, all certified reproductions, including the famous 'Last Supper' fresco which is at the heart of the controversial Dan Brown novel, 'The Da Vinci Code.' The multimedia exhibition also features some of da Vinci's inventions.

Enjoy exploring the studies of Leonardo da Vinci visiting the exhibition Mostra di Leonardo da Vinci il Genio e le Invenzioni. The exhibition situated between the famous squares Piazza Navona and Campo de' Fiori, at Piazza della Cancelleria 1 in Rome, covers 1000 square meters. This surface is divided into the four elements of nature: earth, fire, air and water. Have fun touching and trying more than 67 machines in real life scale, experience Leonardo's work in a magical way with the 9 holograms and get impressed by an archeologic area dating back from 43 b.C.!!! To see this exhibition you will need more or less 40 minutes; with a guide it will take you less more than one hour.

Step inside our museum and discover one of the most enigmatic and appreciated works in art history, Leonardo da Vinci’s “The Last Supper”, up close, without haste and in full detail. In order to bring this artwork closer to the public and enjoy it without haste, we have recreated in our museum room the refectory of the convent with the full-size mural (8.80 by 4.60 meters), where you can appreciate, in detail, the original Da Vinci strokes and their subsequent restorations. The immersive experience not only allows us to see the great idea of the Renaissance genius in terms of perspective and anatomical studies, but also to pass through the layers of painting and know the wonderful history of a work as ephemeral and as eternal.

Embark on a quest about Leonardo da Vinci around Milan's city center to discover top attractions and stories. All with the help of your smartphone. You’ll visit popular places such as the Duomo of Santa Maria delle Grazie, and many hidden spots. Are you ready? + Discover amazing and mysterious places in Milan. + Visit the places where Leonardo used to go during his walks. + Find out fascinating stories and legends about the city. Discover Milan's fascinating history and attractions while you solve clues around town. You will help Leonardo da Vinci finish his famous mural, The Last Supper, by solving enigmas around Milan's city center, going to places where he lived or worked. Each clue will lead you from one place to another by providing you with exact directions so you won't need a map, GPS, or guide. As you solve the problem and guess the answer, the secret story of that place is unlocked. Ready?

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I will wait for you at the gates of the village of Vinci to undertake a journey together in the footsteps of Leonardo, the great Tuscan genius. Along the path, among olive groves, vineyards and dream landscapes, we will have exclusive access to the ancient Fattoria di Faltognano, where we can visit the cellars and taste the company's products. Once we reach the Leccio di Faltognano, a marvelous monumental tree, we will enjoy a packed lunch overlooking the Arno Valley and the Chianti hills. We will then resume the journey to Vinci, passing through all three museum centers dedicated to Leonardo: the Birthplace, the Villa Ferrale with the exhibition "Leonardo and Painting", and the Leonardian Museum in the heart of the village of Vinci, our final destination. .

Step into the world of Leonardo da Vinci, one of history's greatest geniuses, with this interactive guided tour designed for families. Explore 50 full-scale replicas of his most famous inventions, from flying machines to robots and solar-powered devices. Kids can engage with these hands-on models, learning how Leonardo’s designs influenced modern technology like bicycles and water skis. Marvel at Leonardo's Room of Mirrors and discover how his studies of light led to the invention of photography and projection. Capture a fun photo next to models of his helicopter and armored tank. Admire 20 certified reproductions of Leonardo’s iconic paintings, including The Virgin of the Rocks and Lady with an Ermine, restored by Vatican Museum artists. This tour offers a unique, fun, and educational experience for the whole family, blending art, science, and history in a way that's engaging for both adults and children.

Discover secrets about Ancient Rome that are usually not part of tours and learn all about the Genius Leonardo da Vinci in one experience! It's a unique experience to learn and play either with your family and children or with your group of adult friends. The Treasure is actually inside the Leonardo da Vinci Exhibition where you'll also be able to touch and try more than 65 of his inventions. Holograms and video mapping will give you a contemporary touch to this Renaissance miracle and there even is a small archeological site inside the exhibition: you'll admire part of the underground river named Euripus and inside the water you can still see part of the tomb of Aulo Irzio, dating 43 B.C.!

Let us discover together the true story of Leonardo in Florence, retracing his places and discovering the traces he left in the city. Through this journey, we will have the opportunity to talk about Leonardo's childhood, adolescence, and youth and the events that helped develop his many talents. Enjoy this amazing tour and book now. These historical learnings will remain forever in your memories.

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Join us on a half-day expedition through the Pentlands region, where the pages of history come alive at Castlelaw Hillfort, an Iron Age hill fort nestled in the rugged landscape. Moving forward in time, our journey takes us to Penicuik House, a 17th-century mansion surrounded by picturesque gardens. Our next stop leads us to the iconic Rosslyn Chapel, where history, mystery, and the allure of the Da Vinci Code converge. Dating back to the 15th century, this architectural gem is adorned with intricate carvings that have captured the imagination of visitors and scholars alike. This half-day tour is a curated journey through the Pentlands, offering a blend of ancient wonders, regal grandeur, and the intrigue of a site forever linked to one of literature's most captivating mysteries.

Enjoy this 90 minutes visit to the Leonardo da Vinci Museum. The perfect visit for adults and children. The Leonardo da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology is the ideal choice for learning, playing and understanding the Leonardo's work as an inventor. Art and painting were in fact only one of the many passions of the great Renaissance master. In fact, when Leonardo arrived in Milan from Florence, he presented himself as an artist, military engineer and lyre player. The Duke of Milan, Ludovico il Moro, delegated to Leonardo the most varied tasks for the economic and cultural growth of his city. Leonardo worked in Milan as an architect, urban planner, engineer, military strategist, sculptor, musician and artists. In Milan, in fact, Leonardo had the opportunity to express all his genius through his activity as an inventor. Discover this wonderful museum, play with the inventions of Leonardo and understand the intelligence of one of the greatest geniuses in human history.

Solve the mysteries of Paris while tracing the filming location of the mystic thriller The Da Vinci Code, based on a novel by Dan Brown. The story focuses on an alternative religious history claiming that Merovingian kings were descendants of Jesus Christ. Learn about the theories and controversies as you wander through the Paris streets, visiting the most significant filming locations and cultural must-sees such as the Louvre and Palais Royal. Delve into the secrets of Paris, try to unriddle the conundrums hidden in the movie, and ponder over the possible historical alterations while reveling in the Paris vibes. • Travel through the most interesting landmarks of Paris • Envision the scenes from the movie at its filming location and make the pictures come alive • Get acquainted with historical facts and see them from the perspective of alternative theories • Take a chance to see the iconic Parisian sites and hidden gems of the city.