Skip-the-Line The Last Supper and Ambrosiana Art Gallery Entrance Tickets
Milan, Italy
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Duration: 75 minutes
Choose your preferred date and time to see Leonardo's 'The Last Supper' and the Ambrosiana Art Gallery.
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Choose your preferred date and time to see Leonardo's 'The Last Supper' and the Ambrosiana Art Gallery.
Last Supper Entrance Tickets
Do not miss the opportunity to admire 'The Last Supper' fresco, which illustrates one of the most intense moments narrated on the New Testament. Leonardo's artwork captures the moment immediately after Christ's announcement that one of his apostles would betray him, in contrast to the conventional iconography usually reserved for this subject.
During the years, extensive measures have been taken to protect Leonardo da Vinci's artwork from further damage. Since 1999, to ensure that the fresco is kept at room temperature, admission has been restricted to a maximum of 25 visitors at a time.
The Ambrosiana Library, Art Gallery and Academy:
The Library
With close to 700,000 prints, including thousands of incunabula,15,000 manuscripts - in addition to the famous Codex Atlanticus - the Ambrosiana Library displays two of the 10 most important manuscripts in the world in Italian, Latin, Greek, Arabic, Syriac, Ethiopian, and other languages.
The Art Gallery:
Discover the Cardinal Federico Borromeo's 1618 donation of passionately collected works of art form the original core of the Art Gallery.
The New Leonardo Room
A new room is entirely dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci.
Do not miss the opportunity to admire 'The Last Supper' fresco, which illustrates one of the most intense moments narrated on the New Testament. Leonardo's artwork captures the moment immediately after Christ's announcement that one of his apostles would betray him, in contrast to the conventional iconography usually reserved for this subject.
During the years, extensive measures have been taken to protect Leonardo da Vinci's artwork from further damage. Since 1999, to ensure that the fresco is kept at room temperature, admission has been restricted to a maximum of 25 visitors at a time.
The Ambrosiana Library, Art Gallery and Academy:
The Library
With close to 700,000 prints, including thousands of incunabula,15,000 manuscripts - in addition to the famous Codex Atlanticus - the Ambrosiana Library displays two of the 10 most important manuscripts in the world in Italian, Latin, Greek, Arabic, Syriac, Ethiopian, and other languages.
The Art Gallery:
Discover the Cardinal Federico Borromeo's 1618 donation of passionately collected works of art form the original core of the Art Gallery.
The New Leonardo Room
A new room is entirely dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci.
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