Discover the artistic splendor of Milan with this guided tour of the renowned "Last Supper" and the stunning S. Maria delle Grazie. Skip the lines and learn about the captivating history and significance of these iconic sites. Led by a licensed English-speaking guide, this 1.5-hour experience promises an enriching cultural journey for art enthusiasts and history buffs alike. With limited group sizes, you’ll receive personalized attention as you uncover the secrets behind Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece. Don’t miss the opportunity to explore these architectural and artistic treasures.
Key Points
- This guided tour provides skip-the-line access to view the iconic Last Supper mural and visit the adjacent S. Maria delle Grazie church.
- The 1.5-hour experience is led by an English-speaking guide and includes entrance tickets, a microphone system, and earphones.
- The tour has a maximum group size of 29 travelers, ensuring an intimate and informative experience.
- Visitors must adhere to the tour’s accessibility requirements, such as modest attire and no bags, food, or drinks.
- Free cancellations are available up to 24 hours before the tour, providing flexibility for travelers.
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Tour Overview
The tour offers visitors a guided experience to explore the iconic Last Supper and the historic S. Maria delle Grazie.
Rated 4.8 out of 5 based on 693 reviews, the tour comes highly recommended, with 95% of travelers endorsing it.
Priced from £50.04 per person, the experience includes an entrance ticket, an English-speaking guide, and a microphone system with earphones.
Cancelations are free up to 24 hours before the tour.
The 1.5-hour experience allows 15 minutes to view the Last Supper, with a maximum group size of 29 travelers.
Inclusions and Logistics
As part of the tour, visitors receive an entrance ticket, which is collected on the same day with guide assistance. The tour also includes a licensed English-speaking guide equipped with a microphone system and earphones to ensure clear communication. Private transportation is available for an additional fee. The meeting point is located at Via Fratelli Ruffini, 1, 20123 Milano MI, opposite the ticket office near the green fountain, and the activity concludes at the same location.
| What’s Included | Transportation | Meeting & End Point |
|---|---|---|
| Entrance Ticket | Private | Via Fratelli Ruffini |
| English-Speaking Guide | Available for Fee | Opposite Ticket Office |
| Microphone System | Same as Meeting Point | |
| Earphones |
Accessibility and Requirements
Wheelchair and stroller accessible, the tour also caters to those with mobility needs.
Proper identification, like a passport or ID card, is required to obtain tickets at the office.
No bags, food, or drinks are allowed inside the venues, but lockers are available to store personal items.
Visitors must wear modest attire, covering shoulders and knees, to enter the church.
Flash photography and videos are prohibited.
The tour is near public transportation, making it convenient for travelers.
Adhering to these accessibility and entry requirements ensures a seamless and enriching experience during the tour.
Tour Experience
The guided tour lasts approximately 1.5 hours, including entrance to the museum. Visitors are allocated 15 minutes to view the iconic Last Supper painting.
Group sizes are kept small, with a maximum of 29 travelers, ensuring an intimate and personalized experience.
The highly rated guides, such as Sylva, Laura, and Elisa, are known for their exceptional knowledge and organizational skills, providing enriching historical context that brings the artwork and surrounding architecture to life.
Travelers appreciate the in-depth information shared, making the overall experience more meaningful and memorable.
Visitor Feedback
Visitors to the Milan: Last Supper and S. Maria Delle Grazie Tour have overwhelmingly positive experiences. Many highlight their tour guides’ extensive knowledge and engaging presentations, which enrich the historical context and make the experience more meaningful.
Travelers appreciate the informative and well-organized nature of the tours, which efficiently navigate the complexities of accessing the Last Supper. The 95% recommendation rate attests to the tour’s popularity, and reviews emphasize that booking a guided tour is strongly advised due to the difficulty of obtaining tickets independently.
Reasons to Book a Guided Tour
Booking a guided tour is strongly advised for those seeking to experience the Last Supper and S. Maria delle Grazie.
It’s notoriously difficult to obtain tickets independently, making a guided tour the best option. With a knowledgeable guide, visitors gain in-depth information about the historical and cultural significance of these iconic sites.
The guides are highly rated for their expertise and ability to enrich the experience. Plus, the tour package includes priority entrance tickets, ensuring a smooth and efficient visit.
What to Expect During the Tour
Embarking on the guided tour, visitors can expect a well-organized and enriching experience that brings the history and significance of the Last Supper and S. Maria delle Grazie to life.
With a maximum group size of 29, the tour provides personalized attention and easy-to-use audio systems to ensure clear communication.
The knowledgeable guides, such as Sylva, Laura, and Elisa, share fascinating insights and historical context, making the 15-minute viewing of the Last Supper painting deeply meaningful.
Throughout the 1.5-hour tour, visitors will navigate the museum easily, adhering to accessibility requirements and prohibited items policies for a seamless visit.
Making the Most of Your Visit
To make the most of your visit, it’s recommended to arrive at the meeting point, located opposite the ticket office near the green fountain on Via Fratelli Ruffini, 1, at least 15 minutes before the scheduled tour start time. This allows your guide to provide you with the necessary tickets and earphones, ensuring a seamless start to the tour. Once inside, be mindful of the tour’s time constraints, as you’ll have only 15 minutes to view the iconic Last Supper mural. Refrain from bringing bags, food, or drinks, as they are prohibited, and make sure to dress modestly, as church attire is required.
| What to Expect | What to Bring | What to Avoid |
|---|---|---|
| 15-minute viewing of Last Supper | Passport or ID | Bags, food, drinks |
| Guided tour of S. Maria delle Grazie | Comfortable shoes | Flash photography, videos |
| Enriching historical context | Modest attire | Arriving late |
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Ask Away
Can I Purchase Tickets on the Day of the Tour?
While tickets can be purchased on the day of the tour, it’s strongly advised to book in advance. Purchasing tickets independently can be difficult, so a guided tour is the best way to secure entry.
How Accurate Is the Tour Timing to the Scheduled Duration?
The tour typically adheres closely to the scheduled 1.5-hour duration, including 15 minutes to view the Last Supper. Reviewers generally praise the guide’s ability to keep the group on time and organized throughout the experience.
Are There Any Age Restrictions for the Tour?
There are no age restrictions for this tour. Children of all ages are welcome to join, though parents should ensure they can remain engaged for the 1.5-hour duration. The tour is suitable for families with young travelers.
Can I Leave the Tour Group at Any Point During the Visit?
Guests can generally leave the tour group at any point during the visit, though it’s recommended to stay with the group to fully benefit from the guide’s expertise and commentary. Leaving the group may result in missing key information or getting separated.
Is Photography Allowed Inside the Last Supper Chamber?
No, photography is not allowed inside the Last Supper chamber. The tour explicitly prohibits flash photography and videos to preserve the sacred atmosphere and protect the artwork.
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Final Words
Explore Milan’s artistic heritage with the "Last Supper and S. Maria delle Grazie Skip the Line Tickets and Tour." Bypass long queues, enjoy personalized attention, and marvel at Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece. This guided tour offers an enriching cultural experience, with convenient logistics and accessibility. Don’t miss the chance to make the most of your visit to this iconic Italian destination.