Name: The Last Supper
Address: Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie, 2, 20123 Milano MI, Italy

€15.0 / Adult

This mural is one of the most recognized artworks in the world, painted by Leonardo da Vinci in the late 15th century. It covers an entire wall inside a former dining hall and shows a famous scene from the life of Jesus. The painting is known for its size, detail, and the way it captures emotion and movement.

The mural is famous for its realistic expressions and the way it tells a story through the faces and gestures of the people in the scene.
It’s a rare chance to see a masterpiece that has survived wars, humidity, and time, even though it’s over 500 years old.
The artwork is not in a museum but in its original location, which adds to the experience.

See a legendary painting up close – This is one of the most studied and talked-about artworks ever, and seeing it in person is totally different from seeing it in books or online.
Experience history – The mural has been through a lot, including damage and restoration, so you’re looking at a piece of history that’s still standing.
Original setting – The painting is still where it was first created, which makes the visit feel more authentic and special.

Booking: It’s best to book tickets at least a few weeks in advance because spots fill up fast.
Dress code: Shoulders and knees need to be covered since it’s inside a religious building.
Best time to visit: Early morning is usually less crowded and gives you more time to take it all in.