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Discover the genius of Leonardo da Vinci with Leonardo da Vinci Museum Milan tickets! Explore the largest permanent exhibition dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci and discover over 170 historical models and interactive displays. See Da Vinci’s iconic inventions, moon fragments, steam-powered machines, and more. The museum is ideal for curious minds, taking you through history, innovation, and the future. Book your tickets today and go on a journey of creativity and science!

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This Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci was a hit with our whole family! The kids loved the hands-on exhibits, steam machines, and the Moon fragment in the Space exhibit. My wife and I were fascinated by Leonardo’s works of art, ancient sketches, and models. All in all, a really great way to spend an afternoon!

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I spent hours exploring the Leonardo da Vinci galleries, the largest permanent display, which was so impressive. I particularly enjoyed Leonardo’s models, works of art, and sketches. It was impressive to see the technology Leonardo da Vinci invented and how it evolved into machines we still use today. This museum is a must-see for anyone interested in history and innovation.

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WHERE HISTORY MEETS INNOVATION

The Leonardo da Vinci Museum Milan opened in 1953 and is Italy’s largest science and technology museum and one of the four largest in Europe, covering around 540,000 square feet (50,000 square meters). With thematic and interactive exhibitions, it explores human history through departments like Materials, Transport, Energy, Communication, and New Frontiers. The museum is also home to the largest permanent exhibition dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci. There you’ll see over 170 historical models, including his flying machines, such as ornithopter, and hydraulic systems like the water wheel. His manuscripts and detailed sketches are also on display, showcasing the impact he had on engineering, science, and art.

INNOVATIONS ON LAND, SEA, AND SKY

The museum is home to fascinating objects such as the historic GR 552 steam locomotive, the high-tech Luna Rossa AC72 catamaran, and the Enrico Toti submarine. It displays innovations in land-based transportation. While exploring the Space exhibit, you’ll see Italy’s only visible moon fragment and the Vega space launcher, which highlights Italy’s contributions to space exploration. In the Transport section, you’ll see the Schooner Ebe, a former training ship of the Italian Navy, the Conte Biancamano transatlantic, and the E 430 electric locomotive. Together, these exhibits showcase Italy’s maritime and engineering achievements.

INNOVATION THROUGH THE AGES

The museum is located in a Renaissance monastery and also features an Aerial Navigation section, with aircraft like the experimental Forlanini helicopter and Nieuport-Macchi Ni.10 of World War I. Other exhibits explore topics such as energy, materials, and particle physics. With Leonardo da Vinci Museum Milan Tickets, you’ll see centuries of innovation, from Leonardo da Vinci’s inventions to modern scientific achievements, in one of Europe’s most important science and technology museums.

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From the Moon to Milan

One of the most prized possessions of the Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Milan is the Goodwill Rock, a moon fragment that was collected during the 1972 Apollo 17 mission. This sample was collected by astronauts Eugene Cernan and Harrison Schmitt from a geologically rich lunar region, Taurus-Littrow Valley. The rock was given to Italy by the U.S. President Richard Nixon in 1973 as a token of goodwill and collaboration in space exploration.

To this day, the Goodwill Rock remains a centerpiece of the museum’s Space Area, offering visitors a physical connection to the moon and humanity’s achievements in space. It serves as a reminder of how far we’ve come in exploring the cosmos and embodies the spirit of sharing scientific discoveries. This small fragment of the moon holds a powerful story of unity, innovation, and curiosity that drives us to explore the universe.

GOOD TO KNOW BEFORE YOU GO

  • The ticket grants access to the museum at any time within your selected time slot, allowing you to plan your visit at your convenience.
  • Photography is allowed, but flash and tripods may be restricted in some exhibits. Please refer to the signs inside the museum for guidance.
  • The museum is wheelchair accessible, featuring elevators and ramps for visitors with mobility challenges.

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Enter the museum at Via San Vittore 21 and present your ticket when requested.

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FAQ - Leonardo da Vinci Museum Milan Tickets

How to get to the Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Milan?

To reach the Leonardo da Vinci Museum, take Metro lines M2 or M4 to S. Ambrogio Station, which is just a short walk from the museum. Buses 58 (stop: Museo della Scienza) and 94 (stop: Carducci) also serve the area. From major train stations like Centrale, Porta Garibaldi, Lambrate, or Cadorna, take Metro M2 toward Abbiategrasso and exit at S. Ambrogio.

How long does it take to visit the Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Milan?

Generally, 1.5 to 2 hours should be enough to fully explore the museum and its exhibits. However, depending on the depth of your visit, if you plan to read every exhibit description and interact with all the models, you could easily spend up to 3 or more hours inside.

Is the Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Milan suitable for children?

Yes, the museum is suitable for all ages and is highly engaging for children. It features interactive exhibits, hands-on experiments, and multimedia displays that bring da Vinci’s inventions and discoveries to life, making it an exciting and educational experience for children.

What’s the best way to get around the city after visiting the Leonardo da Vinci Museum Milan?

Milan has a very efficient metro system which we recommend for getting around the city after visiting the museum.

What can I do after visiting the Leonardo da Vinci Museum Milan?

After visiting the Leonardo da Vinci Museum, you can explore Santa Maria delle Grazie, about a 10-minute walk away, to see The Last Supper. Just be sure to book your Last Supper Milan Tickets in advance, as they sell out quickly. Alternatively, you can book tickets for Sforza Castle to enjoy its art galleries and Parco Sempione for more history and relaxation.

What activity can I book to surprise my teenager when visiting Milan?

Well, it all depends on your teenager's preferences, but we recommend a fun, bonding activity or experience such as a Cooking Class in Milan, where you'll learn to prepare delicious Italian dishes that you can recreate at home. The Milan San Siro Tour is perfect for sports lovers. The Milan Fashion Tour adds a touch of adventure and allows you to learn about fashion history. If you're staying in Milan for a few days, consider a day trip with your teen. A Milan to Venice day trip or Milan to Cinque Terre trip would be perfect!

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