Leonardo's Last Supper Museum

It's very beautiful, and worth going at nearly any price. But the actual price is like €12, and the tour price is like €75. But you have to get your tickets well in advance because the tour companies buy up all the ticket spots, and it's basically scalping, which is really unsavory. But the museum is not motivated to do anything about it, so you're stuck paying a 500% markup for essentially nothing. So get your tickets early so that you don't have to pay the tour guide premium. The tour guide adds almost no value to the experience, so the minute you decide to go (and you definitely should go), get on line and buy your tickets, so you don't get caught in the tour guide markup scalping racket.

I Reccomend buying tickets in advance as today and most days they are sold out. It's very interesting seeing such an iconic picture. You get a strict 15 minutes in the room but more than enough time.

You will have 30 minutes to visit this masterpiece!! Try to book with the guide you will get decent explanation of the painting . Maybe it doesn’t look so attractive but 30 minutes will be enough to leave you speechless. It is important to know that booking has to be done 2 months in advance due to to high demand.Once again i am happy to witnessed such an art !

Definitely one of the must see site in your next visit in Milano. One of the most known painting in the world. You probably saw a photo or replica, but there is nothing like the experience to stand in front of it in the actual room it decorates. It's impossible to get tickets in the tickets office you must booked long time in advance, I got it through a local tour guide few days before and still it was very limited in time slots. It is more expensive but you can enjoy the story about the history of the painting.

It’s worth going if you’re an art lover. You get a great view of the fresco but you are limited in time.

I needed to order the tickets three months ago before I went in.... And also you can be inside only for 15 minutes after that you are kicked out literally.... Yeah it's a masterpiece but I don't think it's worth the time you need to wait to join and than see it only for 15 minutes.... These are just some of the pictures and the videos I took of the Cenacolo, The church, surrounding area and other....

Everything from the pick up of your ticket to the visit itself went very smoothly. All staff spoke perfect english and was very professional and polite. Really recommend visit. A little thing that maybe was a bit tricky is the reservation process. I bought the ticket from the official website then through the service VIVATICKET. I had to constantly check for availability on the day I wanted to go. Luckily found a free spot at a convenient day and time but really recommend to book lot in advance.

First of all, by the ticket in advance, if it is for summer time, at least a month in advance. We visited in January which is a quiet month but on the day of our visit we saw many people trying to buy a ticket but everything spot was fully booked for the day. So even for low season book two weeks in advance and the tickets are rigorous and specific for the slot you booked. If you try to use your ticket go in earlier or later, you not gonna be able to use it and you will lose your ticket. Arrive 30 minutes in advance so you don’t take the risk to no find the place. Just 15 minutes inside but it was enough to contemplate perhaps the best painting of Da Vinci.