Skip the Line: Leonardo da Vinci Walking Tour of Milan Including 'The Last Supper' Ticket

The walking tour started in the Pinacoteca Ambrosiana with a portrait of a musician followed to the Dominican monastery with the world famous Last Supper wall painting, both by great Leonardo da Vinci. The three hours were well spent on painting masterpieces and on the history of Milan since its Roman beginning. Our guide David made our walk memorable thanks to his passionate love of Milan and knowledge of its history. He managed to show us interesting buildings of very different age and style and trace the changes in the city over centuries. His comments to the museum paintings were helpful snd informative too.

Excellent guide who showed us many DaVinci treasures at Ambrosia, the oldest public library in Milan, before taking us to the Last Supper. The group was very international and she managed to find something to connect with everyone. It was a public holiday in Milan so the city was unusually quiet. The guide took us to back streets and public squares which we wouldn’t have otherwise seen.

This was amazing! The Last Supper was beautiful and we enjoyed it so much! A must see! We loved Santa Maria del Grazie as well. Thank you!

We were very fortunate to get this viewing as all slots were nearly full and extremely difficult to book online . Only groups of 20 or something allowed at a time and only for 15 minutes ......in a hermetically sealed room !!

Guide was knowledgeable and presented the information well (her accent made her a bit difficult to understand at times). The tour content was so-so. There were long periods of walking with no talking. Also, the suggestion/request for donations at the church we stopped at was not well received.

We purchased these tickets because we could not get tickets to see the Last Supper on our own. The Atlantic Codex sounded ok, but we were just kind of going with it. At the start of the tour, Fedra promised that we would be so happy to have seen the artifacts inside the Pinacoteca Ambrosiano, and she was right. Seeing the original sketch for Rafael's "School of Athens" and learning how a fresco is transferred to the plaster was fascinating, as was having the opportunity to view original sketches done by Leonardo. Fedra was bubbly, knowledgeable, and tons of fun. The ridiculous heat had no effect on her good spirits. Bravo!

The descriptios of the pieces we saw were really vague and really repetitive. She would change the idea of what she was saying halfway through the phrase which maked it hard to follow.

Very nice tour, expert guide

The best part of my Milan trip is seeing the Last Supper painting and learning a lot of information from our tour guide. You can go on your own to the Last Supper but you'll miss out on the information shared by the tour guide.

Our tour guide was an Italian lady who had yrs of experience and was very informative. It was great!

V good guide. However, pls ensure proper directions to meeting place. Was v confusing. We got late. Not the guide's fault but the tour operator.