[2025 Milan Attraction] Travel Guide for Leonardo's Last Supper Museum (Updated May)

#0yentrip "A must-see attraction when visiting Milan. The monastery dining room, where Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" was painted, has a solemn and sacred atmosphere. The viewing time is limited to 15 minutes, but it is well worth it. ▶Access: 10 minutes walk from subway station "Cadorna" or "Conciliazione" ▶Tips: Reservations must be made online several weeks in advance / Don't forget to show ID such as a passport"

📍Milano, 🇮🇹 Did you know that the famous "Last Supper" is in Milano? Please read the notes before you go there‼️ 1️⃣It's difficult to buy tickets on site! I went around noon, but they were already out of stock! I booked through Trip! It's more expensive than on site because it includes the commission, but this is more reliable! Also, reservations fill up quickly, so please make your reservation early! You don't need to apply with a tour, but if you go alone, you may feel uneasy! So why do you feel uneasy🙂 Ticket exchange is required🎫 Trip only shows you the QR code, so you exchange it to activate it. This exchange location is difficult and confusing! But don't worry. It's surprisingly close, so ask for the ticket office. Meeting time⏰ After activating the ticket, you won't be able to enter until 10 minutes before the actual reserved time. So there is a waiting time!! ! Solicitation ⚠️ They are always soliciting people nearby. Even if you say you have no money, they will call out to you, so be strong-willed! ...

The original Last Supper is located in the Cathedral of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan. You can reach it by taking the subway and walking for a while. You must book tickets online first. The time is very strict. You can't bring backpacks or luggage. You must check in. Each round is a short 15-minute visit. But it is still very touching to see the original. There is a relief display next to the original. I think the relief is amazing. 👍 Before the agreed time, we also went to a nearby bookstore and had a coffee in a cafe. It was very comfortable.

🍄1. **The magnificence of Milan Cathedral**: As the morning sun shines on the cathedral, I feel like I'm in a fairy tale world. Milan, here I come! 🍄2. **Exploring the fashion capital**: Strolling through the streets and alleys of Milan, I felt the endless charm of this city. In Milan's fashion district, I found my own fashion inspiration. 🍄3. **Whispers of history**: In the historic city of Milan, I could almost hear the whispers of ancient buildings. Seeing Da Vinci's masterpiece "The Last Supper," I was amazed by his artistic talent. 🍄4. **Enjoying the food**: Tasting authentic Italian pizza, my mouth was filled with deliciousness and happiness. 🍄5. **Artistic influence**: In Milan's Castello district, I discovered many unique and exquisite art shops, feeling the unique atmosphere of Milan as a world fashion capital. 🍄6. **Cultural fusion**: Milan is not only the fashion capital of Italy but also a witness to the Renaissance. A city with a thousand faces of beauty, yet impossible to fully explore. 🍄7. **Interweaving fashion and history**: Entering this city feels like stepping into an unforgettable fashion classic, a vivid historical legend. Every street corner and building tells a story of fashion and legend. 🍄8. **Indulging in food culture**: Tasting authentic Italian pizza, pasta, and espresso, one can get lost in the rich food culture. 🌲🌲🌲I hope these captions can add more color and inspiration to your Milan trip!🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹

[Sunrise][CityScene][Sunset]Milan, as the world's fashion and design capital, not only has a rich historical and cultural heritage, but is also a gathering place for modern art and trends. This is not only a paradise for shoppers, but also an ideal place to appreciate the aesthetics of life. Attractions Introduction 1. Milan Cathedral (Duomo di Milano): As one of the five largest cathedrals in the world, its magnificent appearance and exquisite carvings are a must-see. 2. La Scala: One of the world's most famous opera houses, it is a pilgrimage site for music and drama lovers. 3. Sforza Castle: Located in the city center, it is a historical symbol of Milan and is surrounded by Sempione Park. 4. Santa Maria delle Grazie: This is where Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece, The Last Supper, is housed. Tickets must be booked several months in advance. Recommended browsing routes 🏃🏃🏃 Start from Piazza del Duomo and visit Milan Cathedral and Royal Palace. Walk to Piazza San Babila and admire the Basilica of San Babila. Head to the fashionable courtyard to experience the fashionable atmosphere of Milan. Visit La Scala Theater and Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II. Continue to Sforzesco Castle and the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Ticket Information[Purse][Purse][Purse] Milan Cathedral: It is recommended to purchase tickets online in advance, especially for tourists who want to climb to the top, to avoid long queues. Santa Maria delle Grazie: Tickets for The Last Supper must be booked months in advance. Transportation Information [Taxi] [Taxi] [Taxi] Milan has two international airports: Malpensa Airport and Linate Airport, which can be directly connected to the city by train and bus respectively. The city has well-developed transportation, with subways, buses and trams forming a convenient network. It is recommended to purchase a pass. Accommodation Information[House][House][House] Milan offers a wide range of options from luxury hotels to budget accommodation, such as Apart Milano Lovely Stay and PRESTIGE BOUTIQUE HOMES - Piazza Duomo. Food Information [Wine] [Wine] [Wine] Milanese specialties include risotto Milanese, Milanese pork cutlet and panini sandwiches. Don't forget to try authentic Italian coffee and tiramisu. Notes [RedHeart][RedHeart][RedHeart] The local currency is the Euro. It is recommended to bring a small amount of cash for small payments. Credit cards can be used for larger purchases. The tap water in Milan is drinkable, but restaurants usually recommend buying bottled mineral water. Tipping is not mandatory, but if you are satisfied with the service, you can leave a 5%-10% tip. There are often thieves in tourist-concentrated areas in Milan, so please carry your valuables with you and keep them properly.

Milan, the world capital of fashion and design, is a city with rich cultural heritage and unique charm. First, the must-see attraction is the Milan Cathedral, the second largest cathedral in Europe and the third largest in the world. The interior is beautifully decorated, making it a must-visit for tourists. Next, you can head to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a shopping paradise in Milan. The huge arched building and the shining glass are breathtaking. In addition, the Sforza Castle is also a must-see attraction. This 14th-century castle has witnessed the history of Milan, and the ancient and mysterious castle carries the weight of history. Art lovers should not miss the Brera Art Gallery and the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. The former houses a large collection of Italian Renaissance art, while the latter allows you to admire the original painting of Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper." In terms of food, Milan has a wide variety of restaurants, from traditional Italian pasta to lobster pasta, all of which will satisfy your taste buds. At the same time, Milan's dessert shops are also a highlight, such as Venchi's pistachio-flavored gelato, with its sweet and sour taste that is unforgettable. In short, Milan is a charming city where you can find your own fun, whether you are a culture lover or a shopaholic. Start planning your trip to Milan now!

Standing in the square of Milan's cathedral⛪, I felt not only the weight of history, but also the city's infinite longing for the future. It is not only the economic heart of northern Italy, but also a global mecca for fashion and design. Emerging from the bustling crowd, I stepped into the largest and most iconic Gothic cathedral in the world - the Milan Cathedral⛪. The sunlight filtered through the towering spires, casting dappled shadows, and each sculpture told its own story. Strolling along the cobblestone streets, I soon came to the Sforza Castle. This square fortress has witnessed countless historical changes, and the art and historical artifacts it now houses tell the world of its past glory and vicissitudes. Then I came to the Santa Maria Monastery, home to Leonardo da Vinci's masterpiece, The Last Supper. Standing in front of this stunning painting🖼️, I felt as if I had traveled back in time to witness the historic moment of Jesus and his disciples. Speaking of Milan, one cannot miss the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. Under this arched roof is a luxurious shopping🛍️ center. I strolled leisurely here, feeling the perfect blend of modern and classical in this city. Of course, there is also the Fashion Quadrilateral, which is synonymous with the world's top luxury brands. Even if you don't shop🛍️, standing in front of those exquisite windows, you can feel the atmosphere of leading global trends. Finally, I went to the Church of San Sebastiano in Naples⛪, which is famous for Leonardo da Vinci's last fresco. Although the fresco is no longer there, the place still attracts thousands of art lovers to make a pilgrimage. On this journey, I gained a deeper understanding of Milan as not only a fashion capital, but also a perfect blend of history, art, and modern civilization. It taught me to appreciate the beauty of different eras and inspired my endless longing for a better life.

#overseastraveltrip A large mural painting in the space that was once the refectory of the Santa Maria delle Grazie Convent in Milan It depicts a scene in which one of the twelve apostles predicts that he will betray Jesus on the night before his execution It is said that the fact that the painting still exists is a "miracle" due to the bombings during World War II, and it has been restored and added to many times over the years to remain in its current form It is called the "miracle painting" One of the reasons for its value is that it cannot be carried around as a mural It is not a World Heritage Site that can be easily seen, so it is definitely worth seeing!! ◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦◦⊹⋯⋯⋯⋯⋯⊹◦ Spot information 📍Advance reservations are required and lateness is strictly prohibited 　Time and number of people are limited 　Baggage check required 　Check the website for details #Italy #Milan #Leonardo da Vinci #The Last Supper #Church #Painting #World Heritage Site #Overseas travel #Girls' trip #Solo travel