Non-flash photography for personal use is permitted inside the Last Supper refectory (Cenacolo Vinciano). Flash photography is strictly banned —…
Santa Maria delle Grazie was founded in 1463 as a Dominican church and convent under the patronage of Francesco Sforza,…
The Cloister of the Frogs (Chiostro delle Rane) is a Renaissance cloister located behind the church of Santa Maria delle…
Santa Maria delle Grazie has fourteen side chapels — seven on each side of the nave — each commissioned by…
The interior of Santa Maria delle Grazie presents two architecturally distinct spaces: the Gothic nave designed by Guiniforte Solari in…
Leonardo's Last Supper contains numerous deliberate symbolic and compositional details: the apostles are arranged in four groups of three (a…
There are five main ways to visit the Last Supper: an official self-guided ticket (€17, quarterly release, usually sold out),…
Last Supper guided tours are available in multiple languages beyond English. Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Portuguese tours are offered…
A private Last Supper tour means a licensed guide exclusively for your party — it does not mean a private…
The Cenacolo Vinciano offers an official audio guide through its museum app, certified under the DescriVedendo accessibility programme. It provides…