Explore the genius of Leonardo da Vinci in Rome. The captivating exhibition showcases 65 full-scale machines inspired by his designs, along with immersive holograms and interactive installations. Priced reasonably at Kč 225 per person, the experience offers free cancellation and wheelchair accessibility. Explore the mind of the Renaissance master and uncover the fascinating stories behind his groundbreaking innovations. Prepare to be amazed by the ingenuity that defined an era.

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Key Points

Ticket price starts at Kč 225 per person with free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance.
Exhibition features 65 full-scale machines based on Leonardo da Vinci’s designs and 9 holograms showcasing his paintings and inventions.
Visitors can interact with most machines on display and build a model of a Da Vinci-invented bridge.
The exhibition is located at the historic Palazzo della Cancelleria, owned by the Vatican, and is wheelchair accessible.
The exhibition is highly rated at 4.4/5 based on over 2,400 reviews, offering excellent value for money.

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Ticket Information and Pricing

The ticket for the Leonardo Da Vinci Exhibition starts at Kč 225 per person.

Visitors can enjoy free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund. The ticket also allows for reserve now and pay later – customers can book their spot and pay nothing today.

The ticket is valid for 1 day, giving guests ample time to explore the comprehensive exhibition.

With a solid 4.4/5 rating based on over 2,400 reviews, this exhibition offers excellent value for money according to past visitors.

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Exhibition Highlights

Visitors can explore 65 full-scale machines based on Leonardo da Vinci’s innovative designs at this captivating exhibition.

They’ll experience 9 holograms showcasing Da Vinci’s famous paintings and inventions in stunning 3D.

Attendees can also discover a tomb from 43 BC, located in an underground pond.

Seven interactive installations allow visitors to engage with Da Vinci’s drawings and learn about his groundbreaking studies on the elements of Water, Air, Fire, and Earth.

This immersive experience provides a unique window into the remarkable mind of the Renaissance genius.

Visitor Experience

Attendees can touch and play with most of the machines on display, allowing them to engage directly with Da Vinci’s innovative designs. They can build a model of a bridge invented by the polymath, gaining a hands-on understanding of his structural engineering prowess.

The multimedia exhibition at Palazzo della Cancelleria also features interactive installations that bring Da Vinci’s drawings to life, enabling visitors to explore his groundbreaking studies on the elements of Water, Air, Fire, and Earth.

Through these immersive experiences, guests can gain a deeper appreciation for the breadth and depth of Da Vinci’s genius.

Location and Accessibility

The exhibition is located at La Mostra Leonardo da Vinci in Piazza della Cancelleria 1, conveniently situated near Campo dei Fiori and Piazza Navona.

The historic Palazzo della Cancelleria, owned by the Vatican, houses the exhibition. Visitors can enter the exhibition up to 1 hour before closing time.

The venue is wheelchair accessible, making it accessible to all. Guests can expect an immersive multimedia experience showcasing Da Vinci’s legendary works and inventions.

With its prime location and accessible facilities, the Leonardo Da Vinci Exhibition offers a memorable experience for both art enthusiasts and casual visitors.

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Customer Reviews and Ratings

How do customers rate their overall experience at the Leonardo Da Vinci Exhibition?

The exhibition boasts an impressive 4.4/5 rating based on over 2,482 reviews. Visitors praise the informative displays and engaging content, highlighting the value for money at 4.3/5.

Many recommend using the headphone guides to gain a deeper understanding of Da Vinci’s remarkable works. The exhibition transports guests into the mind of the Renaissance genius, allowing them to interact with full-scale machines and 3D holograms.

Reviewers consistently note the exhibition’s ability to bring Da Vinci’s innovations to life in an immersive and educational manner.

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Explore Da Vinci’s Innovative Designs

As guests step into the immersive exhibition, they’ll have the chance to explore 65 full-scale machines based on Leonardo da Vinci’s pioneering designs.

These machines, meticulously crafted, bring his groundbreaking ideas to life, showcasing his innovative genius.

Meticulously crafted machines bring Leonardo da Vinci’s groundbreaking ideas to life, showcasing his innovative genius.

Visitors can engage with 7 interactive installations that feature Da Vinci’s drawings, allowing them to delve deeper into his studies on the elements of Water, Air, Fire, and Earth.

The exhibition also features 9 holograms that showcase Da Vinci’s renowned paintings and inventions in stunning 3D, offering a truly captivating and educational experience.

Immerse Yourself in 3D Holograms

Visitors to the Leonardo da Vinci exhibition can enjoy captivating 3D holograms that showcase the master’s renowned paintings and inventions.

There are 9 holographic displays that bring Da Vinci’s work to life. Visitors can see his iconic Mona Lisa painting and marvel at the 3D recreation of his flying machine designs.

The holograms provide a unique, interactive experience, allowing guests to engage with Da Vinci’s creations in a new and innovative way.

This cutting-edge technology enhances the overall exhibition, offering a deeper understanding and appreciation of Da Vinci’s genius.

Interactive Installations and Hands-on Activities

Along With the captivating 3D holograms, visitors can engage with a variety of interactive installations that bring Leonardo da Vinci’s genius to life.

Guests can:

Build a model of a bridge invention designed by da Vinci, gaining hands-on insight into his pioneering structural designs.
Interact with interactive displays highlighting da Vinci’s studies on the four elements of nature: water, air, fire, and earth.
Explore a collection of tactile machines based on da Vinci’s drawings, allowing visitors to physically manipulate and experience his innovative mechanical designs.

Common Questions

What Are the Opening Hours of the Exhibition?

The exhibition is open daily with the last entrance 1 hour before closing time. Visitors can explore the full-scale machines and interactive displays during its operating hours.

Is Audio Guide Available for the Exhibition?

Yes, the exhibition offers audio guides to provide deeper insight into Da Vinci’s works. Visitors can rent the headphone guides to enhance their understanding and learning experience during the multimedia exhibition.

Can Visitors Take Photos Inside the Exhibition?

Yes, visitors are generally allowed to take photos inside the exhibition. However, flash photography may be prohibited to preserve the exhibits. It’s best to check with staff on arrival for any specific photo guidelines.

Are There Any Dining Options at the Venue?

The venue doesn’t have any dining options on-site. However, there are numerous cafes and restaurants located nearby in the Campo dei Fiori and Piazza Navona areas, providing visitors with a variety of dining choices before or after their exhibition experience.

How Long Does It Typically Take to Explore the Entire Exhibition?

The full exhibition typically takes 2-3 hours to explore thoroughly. Visitors can enjoy the 65 life-size machines, 9 holograms, and 7 interactive installations at their own pace to fully enjoy Da Vinci’s genius.

The Sum Up

The Leonardo Da Vinci Exhibition in Rome offers a captivating journey through the mind of the Renaissance genius. With 65 full-scale machines, 9 holograms, and 7 interactive installations, visitors can explore Da Vinci’s innovative designs and enjoy a unique educational experience. Set in the historic Palazzo della Cancelleria, the exhibition is wheelchair accessible, ensuring an engaging and accessible day for all.

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