Last Supper Tickets: Official Admission

Editor’s Note: Standard official admission suits independent travelers who want to see Leonardo’s masterpiece without an added guided service. Reserve a specific time slot for 15 minutes inside the refectory. A reservation does not remove the ticket-validation and security checks; arrive at the ticket office at least 30 minutes before your entry time.

Official tariff and visitor rules checked on 6 November 2026. The standard-admission calendar (product 151991) was checked on 6 November 2026 at 11:54 Milan time: no selectable future session was found through 31 December 2026. Of the 55 future dates checked, 44 showed no online inventory and 11 were not scheduled for this product. “Not scheduled” does not mean that the museum is closed. Same-day availability on 6 November and availability in other products are outside this result. This is a snapshot; inventory can change.

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 mural, painted using a dry-wall technique and 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:

• Up to 40 visitors are admitted in each controlled session to help protect the painting.
• 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: Follow the official museum booking route to Vivaticket and select a date and time. A maximum of five tickets can be booked online.
2. Call Center Booking: Call +39 02 92800360 for up to nine tickets. Reservations are required for all visitors, including children and infants.

Last Supper Ticket costs are as follows:

• Regular ticket: €15.00
• Reduced ticket: €2.00 for eligible EU and reciprocal-country visitors aged 18–24; proof of eligibility is required
• Free: For visitors under 18; other eligible categories, including qualifying teachers, must present the required documentation. Free admission still requires a reservation.

A Unique Learning Experience: The Laboratory Visit

The official bilingual workshop (Italian/English) is a separate service, costing €16.00 in addition to the applicable admission price, with listening equipment included. It lasts 60 minutes: 15 minutes in the refectory and 45 minutes of workshop activities. See the official service description for its schedule and booking options.

Evening Visits to Cenacolo Vinciano

Special evening openings are announced separately by the museum. Do not assume that a past event’s hours or booking schedule applies to your dates. Regular opening is Tuesday–Sunday, 8:15 a.m.–7 p.m., with last admission at 6:45 p.m. Check the official museum information for exceptional openings and closures.

Important Information for Ticket Collection

Tickets are issued in each visitor’s name. The current museum instructions require the following:

1. Bring the ticket attached to your confirmation email, digitally or on paper, together with an identity document.
2. Present them for validation at the ticket office on Via Fratelli Ruffini, beside the museum, at least 30 minutes before the visit.
3. After validation, reach the museum entrance at least 15 minutes before the booked time. Late arrivals may lose the right to enter.
4. Leave large bags and luggage elsewhere where possible. The ticket office has only limited emergency lockers, timed for a maximum of 60 minutes.

Individual tickets bought online or through the call centre cannot later change visitor names. Ordinary purchases cannot be cancelled, refunded, or moved to another date or time. These rules concern the official admission described here; separately sold tours have their own booking conditions.