The Last Supper + Duomo + Sforza Castle tour is a half-day walking tour covering Milan’s most important Renaissance and Gothic landmarks. Includes: Last Supper skip-the-line refectory entry with guide commentary, Duomo di Milano interior access, Sforza Castle exterior tour, and San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore (‘Sistine Chapel of Milan’). Duration approximately 3.5–4 hours. This … Read more
The Last Supper + Duomo + Teatro alla Scala tour bundles skip-the-line access to all three of Milan’s most iconic cultural venues into a single guided full-day experience. Includes: Duomo di Milano interior entry, skip-the-line Last Supper refectory access, Teatro alla Scala theatre and museum entry, guided city walking segments, and air-conditioned coach transfers. Total … Read more
The Milan walking tour with Last Supper combines skip-the-line refectory access with a guided walking tour of Milan’s historic centre. Typical itinerary: Milan Duomo exterior, Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, Piazza della Scala, Sforza Castle exterior, San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore (‘Milan’s Sistine Chapel’), and the Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie. Total duration approximately … Read more
The Last Supper semi-private tour limits group size to a maximum of 6 guests, led by a professional art historian guide. It includes skip-the-line refectory entry and a 15-minute viewing slot. The total experience lasts approximately 45 minutes. Unlike standard guided tours, the small group format allows for genuine two-way conversation with the guide, personalised … Read more
A standard Last Supper guided tour includes pre-reserved skip-the-line refectory entry, a licensed English-speaking guide, and a 15-minute viewing of the mural. Tours last approximately one hour in total: a 30–40 minute expert briefing outside, followed by the 15-minute refectory slot. Valid photo ID matching the booking name is required for every visitor. The tour … Read more
The official ticketing site for the Last Supper is cenacolovinciano.org. Tickets are released quarterly — once every three months — and typically sell out within hours of each release. Each visit is exactly 15 minutes, maximum 35 visitors per slot. Tickets are non-refundable, non-changeable, and nominative. A €2 booking fee applies to all tickets including … Read more
There are five main ways to visit the Last Supper: an official self-guided ticket (€17, quarterly release, usually sold out), a standard guided tour (€30–€55, expert commentary, best availability), a semi-private tour (max 6 guests, €45–€80, most intimate), a private tour (your group only, €120–€300+), or a combination tour pairing the Last Supper with Milan … Read more
Last Supper guided tours are available in multiple languages beyond English. Spanish, French, Italian, German, and Portuguese tours are offered by authorised operators on GetYourGuide and Tiqets. Mandarin and Japanese tours are available more seasonally. Verify the tour language before booking — most default listings show English tours. The official Last Supper Museum audio guide … Read more
A private Last Supper tour means a licensed guide exclusively for your party — it does not mean a private viewing of the refectory. All visitors, regardless of tour type, enter the refectory in groups of up to 35 during a shared 15-minute slot. What is private is the guide: your own dedicated art historian, … Read more
The Cenacolo Vinciano offers an official audio guide through its museum app, certified under the DescriVedendo accessibility programme. It provides audio descriptions of The Last Supper and the refectory in Italian and English. Available via QR code on arrival or through the official museum app. It is a supplement to the self-guided experience; for richer … Read more
