Express Tour of the Last Supper in Milan I Small Group of Max 6





Description
The Last Supper is one of Italy's most famous masterpieces, and as such it is a difficult one to get into! But do not fear as with this tour not only will you enjoy express access to this internationally renown site, you will also enjoy incredible explanations of its history and tales by a Professional Local Expert guide, joined by a small group of only 6 participants. Known for its intricate detail and masterful precision, da Vinci’s Last Supper captures a key moment of Jesus and his disciples during the moment that Christ reveals he will soon be betrayed by one of his own. Leonardo da Vinci was not only a painter, but considered a true Renaissance man, mastering a gamut of disciplines which can all be seen in this master work. Don't miss this chance to see this incredible work, learn all about it, and then have the rest of your day free to enjoy Milan as you desire!
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Your visit begins here, at the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie, home of one the world's most famous paintings: Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper.
A visit to Italy is not complete without seeing this most famous masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci, The Last Supper. This tour is designed for travelers who wish to not skip this incredible site, often sold out and very difficult to get into, and learn all about its incredibly history and tales. This tour includes an explanation of the stunning work and a visit to preview it up close. Your expert guide will go into detail explaining the genius behind this masterpiece. The refectory which houses this masterpiece holds a limited amount of patrons for viewing, so you and a handful of visitors will enjoy an exclusive viewing. We have indeed designed the tour in a way that you can spend as much time as possible admiring the painting with no distraction. Join our small group of maximum 6 people to get express and direct access to visit this incredible work of Art, and then have the rest of the day free to experience Milan as you desire.
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Important Information
- Wheelchair accessible
- Public transportation options are available nearby
- Suitable for all physical fitness levels
- Please Note: All participants are required to bring along a valid picture ID on the day of the tour (either the original document or a photocopy)
- Please note that tour starting times are subject to change based on ticket availability
- Please ensure knees and shoulders are covered when visiting places of worship
Reviews(429)
Katerina was fantastic. She was very enthusiastic about the painting!
Excellent tour of last supper. Great guide very friendly and professional. I was not able to go in the church because it closes for siesta. But not necessary. Excellent explanation of last supper
The tour-guide was Fabio Carmelo and I had audio equipment attached to me, so I could understand every word he said. It was very informative and it was my number one experience in Milan.
Tiziana was super knowledgeable and pleasant. Great tour highly recommend her as a guide.
Paivi was an excellent guide; deeply knowledgeable not only about The Last Supper itself, but also about the building’s history and why visits are kept so brief. Her insights added context and made the experience much richer.
Tiziana did an excellent job as our tour guide. We enjoyed her knowledge and personalized descriptions of the details of the Last Supper.
Barbara was a wonderful guide! She explained so much about the history of the city as it relates to the painting, the painting itself, and the restoration process. I would recommend to anyone that wants to know more details about the painting. You spend 15 minutes with the painting, photos are allowed but no flash or video.
Katarina was excellent. Fabulous tour. Really enjoyed it and the guide was very informative. Highly recommended.
Our visit to The Last Supper was an excellent experience, and our guide was exceptionally knowledgeable, bringing the history, symbolism and restoration of the masterpiece to life. We really appreciated the depth of information and the passion with which it was presented. The only suggestion for improvement would be to allow a brief pause during the 15-minute visit so guests have a few quiet moments to simply sit back, absorb the artwork and appreciate its impact before time is up.
There were many things I was worried about during my first trip to Europe, but I was able to relax and enjoy the paintings, the church, the history, the kindness and the careful guidance.



