The Last Supper Tickets & Tours
See Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper, one of the world’s most famous paintings, on the refectory wall of Santa Maria delle Grazie. Access is strictly limited to small timed groups, so skip-the-line tickets and guided tours are the surest way to witness this masterpiece.
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The Last Supper in Milan — FAQ
How do you get tickets for the Last Supper in Milan?
Tickets for the Last Supper are strictly limited and timed, releasing in batches that sell out weeks ahead; a guided skip-the-line tour is often the surest and easiest way to secure entry.
How long can you see the Last Supper?
Visits to the Last Supper are limited to a timed 15-minute slot for small groups, to protect the fragile fresco — so book ahead and arrive on time.
Where is the Last Supper painting?
Leonardo’s Last Supper is painted on the refectory wall of the Santa Maria delle Grazie convent in Milan, a UNESCO World Heritage site.