Last Supper Tickets for December and January 2026

Editor’s Note: For a no-frills, budget-friendly visit to Leonardo’s masterpiece, these official Last Supper tickets are ideal. We recommend this option to independent travelers who just want guaranteed access at face value, without extras. You’ll reserve a specific time slot and skip the general queues, entering the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie for your 15 minutes with the painting. It’s straightforward and efficient – perfect if you’re planning a winter visit and simply wish to experience The Last Supper on your own terms (and at the official price).

Cenacolo Vinciano, also known as The Last Supper, is a breathtaking masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci that stands as a testament to the artist’s immense talent and innovative spirit. A visit to this monumental piece of history is not merely a tour, but an intimate encounter with the genius of Leonardo da Vinci.

Entrance of Cenacolo Vinciano, where The Last Supper is displayed.

Embracing the Magnificence of Cenacolo Vinciano

This remarkable fresco, situated in the refectory of the Convent of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, represents the scene of The Last Supper from the final days of Jesus as narrated in the Gospel of John 13:21. This portrayal, steeped in dramatic intensity and emotional depth, is a pivotal moment in Western art history.

Ensuring a Memorable Visit

To maintain the integrity of this great masterpiece and to offer an enriching experience to all visitors, certain guidelines and procedures are in place:

• The visiting experience is crafted for small groups, ensuring each visitor has the opportunity to admire The Last Supper in detail.
• Visitors are allocated 15 minutes to fully appreciate Leonardo’s Last Supper.
• To facilitate a seamless experience, visitors are required to arrive 30 minutes prior to the scheduled visit time.

How to Book Your Visit to Cenacolo Vinciano

Reservations for the Cenacolo Vinciano are mandatory for all ticket types. The ticket booking process is designed to be simple and convenient:

1. Online Booking: This is the most recommended method, allowing real-time availability checks and immediate purchase.
2. Call Center Booking: Visitors can also make reservations via the dedicated call center. (+39 02 9280 0360)

Last Supper Ticket costs are as follows:

• Regular ticket: €15.00
• Reduced ticket: €2.00 (for young people aged 18 to 25 years)
• Free: For citizens under 18 years, both EU and non-EU, and Italian school teachers.

A Unique Learning Experience: The Laboratory Visit

The Laboratory Visit offers a special experience to explore what makes The Last Supper a unique masterpiece worldwide. This bilingual tour (Italian/English) is scheduled at specific times from Tuesday to Sunday. The cost per person is €13.00, including the headset.

Evening Visits to Cenacolo Vinciano

Thanks to sponsorship from VERONA 83 GIUNTI ADARTEM, in collaboration with American Express, visitors have the opportunity to admire The Last Supper during the evening hours from 19:00 to 22:00 on selected dates. These unique evening entries, reserved for individual visitors or small groups, can be booked exclusively online 15 days prior to each date.

Important Information for Ticket Collection

As the museum ticket is nominal, all visitors are required to personally pick up their tickets at the ticket office. Here are the steps to follow:

1. Identity verification
2. Ticket collection
3. Deposit of any bulky bags and backpacks in lockers

Please note, the ticket office is located about 10 meters to the left of the museum’s main entrance. The collection of tickets should occur approximately 30 minutes before the visit time.