Art gallery · Italy · Lombardy

The Last Supper

Leonardo da Vinci's famous wall painting, in the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie.

UNESCO World Heritage Paid entry about 30 min

For storytellers

Why The Last Supper matters

Leonardo painted this scene of Jesus and his disciples on a refectory wall in the late 15th century. It has faded and been restored many times, yet still captivates visitors with its drama and perspective. Visits are limited to small groups for short slots, so book far ahead.

Talking points

  • It was painted on a dining-room wall, not canvas.
  • Visits are limited to small groups for a short time.
  • The church and convent are a UNESCO site.
  • Tickets can sell out weeks ahead.

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Good to know: Book as early as possible; tickets are released in batches.

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