Plan Your Visit to The Last Supper Milan - Tickets, Tips & Visitor Information

Entry is timed and limited, so a little planning goes a long way. This page covers what to expect once you’re inside: facilities, accessibility, house rules, free entry days, and the museum shop.

Free Entry Days

Free tickets for the first Sunday of each month are released online only, from 12:00 noon on the preceding Wednesday.

A maximum of 5 tickets can be booked.

Group visits are not allowed.

Guided tours and workshops are not available on free days.

Names on tickets cannot be changed.

Professional guided tours are not permitted.

Shopping at The Last Supper in Milan

About The museum shop is inside the museum and is open only to visitors with a ticket. It typically stocks books, postcards, and souvenirs related to Leonardo da Vinci and The Last Supper.
What You Might Find Art Prints & Posters
Reproductions of The Last Supper, suitable for framing or home décor.
Books on Leonardo da Vinci
Titles on Leonardo’s life, his technique, and the story of the painting.
Postcards & Stationery
Easy-to-carry souvenirs featuring details from the painting.
Souvenir Replicas
Keepsakes inspired by the painting.
Educational Guides
Guides that explain the painting’s composition and restoration.
Shop Access The shop is inside the museum and is open to ticketed visitors
The museum is closed on Mondays, January 1, and December 25

Things to Know Before Your Visit

Facilities

Restrooms Restrooms are available to visitors during their scheduled time slot.
Bookshop & Souvenirs The museum shop, open to ticketed visitors, offers books and souvenirs related to Leonardo da Vinci and The Last Supper.
Ticket Office The ticket office is next to the museum entrance and is open Tuesday to Sunday, 8:00 AM to 6:45 PM.
Air-Controlled Viewing Room The refectory’s air is treated and entry is controlled to protect the painting, which is why visitors enter in restricted groups.
Lockers A limited number of free lockers at the ticket office can be used for the length of your visit (up to 60 minutes), subject to availability. Leaving bulky luggage at your hotel is strongly recommended.

Accessibility

Wheelchair Accessibility The museum is accessible to visitors with mobility difficulties.
Tactile Model A tactile model of The Last Supper is available inside the museum.
Audio Description An audio description of The Last Supper can be heard in the museum’s official app. An audio-video guide in Italian Sign Language and International Sign is also available.
Service Animals Guide dogs and certified therapy animals with medical documentation are permitted.
Inclusive Guides A guide designed for visitors with intellectual disabilities is available, and the museum takes part in the Easy Go Out project, which supports accessible visit planning.

Guidelines

Advance Booking Required All visitors must book tickets in advance, as entry is strictly timed and limited.
Arrival Time Arrive at least 30 minutes before your scheduled entry time to avoid forfeiting your admission.
Visit Duration Each group is allowed 15 minutes inside the viewing room.
Photography Flash photography and video recording are not allowed in the refectory, and professional photography needs prior authorization.
Group Entry Visitors enter in restricted groups of up to 40 people to maintain a controlled environment.
Silence & Respect Maintain a quiet atmosphere to respect both the artwork and other visitors.

Rules

No Large Bags Large backpacks, suitcases, and bulky items are not allowed inside the museum.
No Food or Drinks Food and drinks are not allowed inside the museum.
No Touching Visitors must not touch walls, surfaces, or any part of the viewing area.
Late Entry Policy Visitors who arrive less than 30 minutes before their slot may lose their admission.
Mobile Phones Phones must be silenced during the visit.
Preservation Measures Entry is managed by an automatic door system linked to air quality and visitor flow, to protect the painting. Please follow staff instructions and signage, and don’t force the doors.

Plan Ahead

Availability is limited and demand is high, so book as early as you can. Tickets are released quarterly, and special openings such as evening visits have their own booking details and limited places.

Last Supper: Skip-the-Line Ticket + Guided Tour

Highlights

Avoid waiting in queues with skip-the-line access.

Experience a live tour led by an expert guide in English.

Discover detailed stories behind the artwork and the church.

Visit a UNESCO World Heritage site, including the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie and its historic refectory.

Enjoy a concise one-hour guided experience.

Milan Cathedral, Last Supper, and La Scala: Admission + City Tour

Highlights

Discover Milan’s iconic landmarks such as the Gothic Duomo and the historic Castello Sforzesco.

Explore the elegant Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a central meeting place filled with shops and cafés.

Access Teatro alla Scala’s theater and museum, learning about its rich opera history.

View Leonardo Da Vinci’s renowned artwork, The Last Supper, inside the Santa Maria delle Grazie church.

Enjoy comfortable transportation aboard an air-conditioned coach during the tour.

Visitor FAQs

How do I visit The Last Supper in Milan?

To visit The Last Supper, you must book a timed entry ticket in advance. Entry is strictly controlled, and walk-ins are not accepted. Once you have booked, arrive at least 30 minutes before your slot.

How far in advance should I book The Last Supper tickets?

Book as early as you can. Tickets are released quarterly, and the most popular dates sell out soon after release. The release months are listed on our timings page.

Is there a dress code for visiting The Last Supper?

There is no formal dress code for the museum. If you also plan to visit the adjoining church, modest dress that covers shoulders and knees is customary in Italian churches.

Can I visit The Last Supper without a guided tour?

Yes. A standard entry ticket lets you visit independently, and no guide is required. With only 15 minutes in the room, it helps to read up beforehand, and the museum’s free official app offers background on the painting.

Are children allowed to visit The Last Supper?

Yes, visitors of all ages are welcome, including infants. Every visitor needs a reservation, and children should stay with an adult throughout the visit.

Is The Last Supper accessible for visitors with disabilities?

Yes. The museum is accessible to visitors with mobility difficulties, and a tactile model of the painting is available inside.

What happens if I miss my time slot?

Entry is strictly timed, and visitors who arrive less than 30 minutes before their slot may lose their admission. Plan to arrive early.

Can I bring bags or luggage inside?

Large bags, suitcases, and bulky backpacks are not permitted inside. A limited number of free lockers at the ticket office can hold items for up to 60 minutes, subject to availability, so it is best to travel light.

Is it worth visiting The Last Supper in Milan?

For most visitors, yes. The Last Supper is one of the world’s most famous paintings and a landmark of Renaissance art. The viewing time is short, but seeing it in the room it was painted for is a highlight of many trips to Milan.