Admission

Guided tours

Would you like to participate in a guided tour, a family workshop, or are you part of a group of more than 15 people?

Are you a teacher interested in our educational programs for schools of all levels?

Are you planning a corporate event or an exclusive team building at the museum?

Discover what the Leonardo3 Museum has to offer!

Guided tours, schools, companies

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Leonardo3 Museum

Welcome to the innovative museum entirely devoted to Leonardo da Vinci.
An interactive journey through working models of his machines and digital restoration of his paintings.

The World of Leonardo allows visitors to discover the authentic Leonardo da Vinci as artist and inventor, featuring never-before-seen reconstructions of his machines and world-premiere restorations of his paintings.

The Mechanical Lion, the Rapid-Fire Crossbow, the Mechanical Eagle, the Great Continuous Organ and the Vapor Cannon are just some of the new additions to the exhibition. Visitors will see the world premiere of the physical reconstruction of the Last Supper and the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie at the time of Leonardo.

The results of these ten years confirm the value of the Leonardo3 Museum, which has established itself and has certainly played a part in enriching the city's cultural heritage offerings.

Elena Buscemi (President of the Milan City Council)

A selection of the contents displayed at Leonardo3 Museum. Explore the collection

Machines

Mechanical lion

Machines

Flying Machine of Milan

Enter the mind
of the genius

Over 200 interactive 3D reconstructions, accessible for all ages. An event for families, students, tourists and anyone who wants to discover Leonardo da Vinci in a new and engaging way.

Plan your visit +

The museum is open from 9:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. on weekdays and from 9:30 a.m. to 9 p.m. on weekends and holidays.

Audio guides available in 8 languages: Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish.

Patronage of the City of Milan and Award of Excellence from the President of the Italian Republic.

Leonardo3 Museum is an institutional member of ICOM (International Council of Museums).

How to
get to the
museum

Piazza della Scala

entrance Galleria

Milan (Italy)

tel: +39.02.495.199.81

Public Transportation

Underground
Duomo M1-M3

Bus
Line 61, "Verdi - Via dell'Orso" stop

Tram
Tram 1 or 2, "Manzoni - Scala" stop

Train
Central Station (connection to the metro M3)
Cadorna Station (connection to the metro M1)

Parking

Piazza Meda (underground car park)

taxi stands

Piazza della Scala (Via Case Rotte)
Piazza del Duomo

inventor writer engineer painter architect musician sculptor draughtsman

Do you want to join a guided tour or you're part of a group of more than 15 people? Contact us to plan your visit.

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How can I buy tickets?

Directly at the museum ticket office
Online from this website
Online from authorized reseller websites

How long is the visit?

At least one hour, but it depends on the level of your interest

Are audio guides available?

Audio guides are available in 8 languages for € 5

Is the exhibition accessible to people with reduced mobility?

The museum is accessible by elevator and has no architectural barriers

Is there a checkroom and luggage storage?

Yes, the museum has a free checkroom/luggage room
There are also safe deposit boxes for a fee (€ 2)

Is it possible to take photos or videos in the halls?

Non-professional photos and videos can be taken in some areas of the museum, without flash or tripod
Ask the ticket office staff for information

Is it possible to eat or drink inside the museum?

Sorry, no. There are no eating or drinking areas

Can I bring my dog into the museum?

Only pets that can be carried in a bag or carrier are allowed in the halls

Are there any paintings by Leonardo da Vinci in the museum?

There are no original paintings, but digital restorations of his most important works, such as The Last Supper
For information on the contents of the exhibition, go to "The Collection"

Does the Leonardo3 Museum tour?

The Leonardo3 Museum does not travel and is only based in Milan
However, L3 Research Center organizes traveling exhibitions in museums all over the world
For more information, go to "Traveling Exhibitions"

Complaints handling procedures

By email at info@leonardo3.net
By registered mail to Leonardo3, Via Monte Napoleone 9, 20121 Milan, stating your name, surname, address, telephone number, e-mail address and whether you wish to receive a reply by e-mail or by post, as well as the text of your complaint
A response will be sent within 30 days of receipt of the complaint and will be handled in accordance with the Privacy Policy

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