Excursión a la Última Cena y la Iglesia de San Mauricio en Milán
Descripción
Descubre la Última Cena de Leonardo Da Vinci con entradas sin colas y una brillante explicación de un guía profesional. Te presentaremos los mejores sitios de Milán, incluyendo atracciones famosas como 'La última cena', la obra maestra de Leonardo da Vinci, ubicada junto a la Iglesia de Santa Maria delle Grazie. Antes de entrar en la Última Cena por favor considere una introducción con su guía de unos 30/45 minutos. Después de la visita, el tour continúa con una parada en el hermoso claustro de la Iglesia de Santa Maria delle Grazie y luego continuar a la Iglesia de San Mauricio (15 minutos a pie) que espera con su colección del siglo XVI. Deje que sus sentidos se abrumen y se desvanezcan por los frescos que decoran paredes y bóvedas: se sorprenderá por su belleza. Tenga en cuenta que en caso de que la Iglesia se cierre repentinamente o por otras razones visitará el Castillo de Sforza en lugar de la Iglesia de San Mauricio
Opciones de la excursión
Itinerario
El itinerario comienza con la visita al refectorio más famoso almacenado dentro de la Iglesia de Santa Maria delle Grazie. Su visita incluirá una breve introducción al arte del Renacimiento en Italia, explicando cómo el período se convirtió en uno de los períodos de pintura más fértiles del mundo y por qué Ludovico il Moro, el duque de Milán, encargó a Leonardo la obra mientras presidía. sobre los tiempos más importantes del Renacimiento milanés.
Descubrirás la Última Cena de Leonardo Da Vinci, que incluye entradas sin colas y una brillante explicación sobre la razón por la que Leonardo fue pintado en Milán. La visualización de la obra maestra dura 15 minutos, al igual que casi todas las vistas, ya que la demanda es constantemente alta y el espacio disponible es pequeño.
Después de la visita, el recorrido continúa con una parada en el pequeño y hermoso claustro de la iglesia de Santa Maria delle Grazie y luego, a pocas cuadras, continuamos hacia la iglesia de San Maurizio, que espera con su colección de frescos renacentistas del siglo XVI. Bernardino Luini, quien pintó la mayor parte de la iglesia, fue un artista lombardo que trabajó con Leonardo da Vinci. Esta iglesia es otra joya del arte milanés escondida detrás de una fachada sencilla. Deje que sus sentidos sean abrumados y embelesados por los frescos que decoran paredes y bóvedas. Te sorprenderá su belleza. Tenga en cuenta que en caso de que la iglesia se cierre repentinamente o por otras razones, visitará el Castillo Sforza en lugar de la Iglesia de San Maurizio.
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Información importante
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Se requiere una pequeña cantidad de caminata (al menos a 10 minutos de la última cena)
- Los precios para adultos se aplican a todos los viajeros, no podemos ofrecer boletos a precio reducido; los bebés menores de un año no pagan nada (a menos que estén en un buggy, en ese caso también necesitarán un boleto), esta es la política establecida por Las autoridades de Milán.
- Tenga en cuenta que en caso de que la iglesia se cierre repentinamente o por otras razones, visitará el Castillo Sforza en lugar de la Iglesia de San Maurizio.
- Esté preparado para mostrar su identificación o pasaporte o licencia de conducir (con fotografía) Todo el equipaje y las mochilas grandes deben depositarse durante la duración de la visita.
Opiniones(33)
This tour was great value for money. Our guide had a background in art history and gave us so much information on why the painting is so important. The later visit to the beautiful church was very special.
The most amazing painting I’ve ever seen. The highlight of Milano.
Thank you very much for your feedback. We’re glad to hear you enjoyed your time with us. We hope to welcome you again on a future tour. All the best, Your Travel Diary
This review is not about the guide, who was excellent, knowledgeable, and professional. We tipped her accordingly. The issue lies entirely with the tour operator and the way this tour was sold. We paid $190 for two people, choosing this tour specifically because it advertised: 1. A visit to San Maurizio, and 2. A small group tour with a maximum of 15 participants Both were changed. A few days before the tour, we were notified that San Maurizio was no longer included and was replaced with Sforza Castle. No alternatives were offered and no partial refund was mentioned. This is not a comparable substitute—especially since we had already visited Sforza Castle. This change materially reduced the value of the tour. The group size issue was even more misleading. Despite the listing stating a maximum of 15 people, we arrived to find 29 participants with a single guide, with no advance notice. We were already aware that the Last Supper refectory itself allows up to 40 people at a time. The reason we paid a premium for a small-group guided tour was not access to the room, but better interaction with the guide, clearer commentary, and the ability to actually engage with what we were there to see—rather than competing with a large crowd within our own group. Because the replacement stop offered no value to us, we left the tour immediately after the Last Supper instead of wasting time revisiting Sforza Castle. That should not have been necessary had the tour been delivered as advertised. This felt like a clear bait-and-switch: a downgraded itinerary, a group size nearly doubled, and no adjustment in price. Comparable large-group tours cost at least $40 less, and had this tour been accurately described, we would have chosen one of those instead. FYI: If you are going to book a group tour, pick the cheapest option. You may end up grouped together with many other travelers regardless of what is advertised.
Thank you for your review. We had already been informed of your remarks by the guide and therefore awaited your written feedback, rather than addressing the matter through a direct phone call. We are nonetheless pleased that the tour was overall considered satisfactory and that the guide was described as professional and competent, as stated in your review. We would like to clarify that several days prior to the tour we were notified of the closure of San Maurizio Church and informed you promptly. As clearly stated in the tour appendix, should a site be unavailable, an alternative visit is provided accordingly. With regard to the group size, the tour including the Last Supper is designed for a maximum of 30 participants and not 15; we are therefore unable to identify the source of this information. The cost and duration of the tour booked by you remained unchanged, and as such there were no conditions that would justify a refund. We regret that these misunderstandings have occurred and would have preferred to discuss the matter with you directly in order to better understand your expectations and, where possible, seek a mutually satisfactory solution to the discomfort you experienced. Lastly, we wish to clarify that Santa Maria delle Grazie Church (which is always included in the itinerary) and San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore are two separate and distinct sites.
An immersive experience excited, The places live and the images bring back in time, the experience intense and touching, thanks Beatrice for this wonderful opportunity!
E' stato un immenso piacere e sono felice di sapere che l'esperienza sia stata meravigliosa. Un Grazie speciale, alla prossima avventura!
Our guide Arabella was great - this was one of the few tours still available to see The Last Supper while I was in town, and I loved it! Highly recommend
Thank you for your wonderful review, we are grateful for your time in sharing your experience. Appreciatively, Your Travel Diary
The guide was very informative and passionate about the art. It really came through in the presentation.
Hi Dear Travellers, Thank you so much for sharing your fantastic experience. We hope to be able to share with you another experience like this in the future! Grazie e Arrivederci! Your Travel Diary
My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed our experience on this tour. Andrea was our guide and he made this experience even better! Not only did I not have to worry about getting tickets to the Last Supper before they sold out but the commentary during the viewing was so perfect. I am so glad I didn't do it on my own. Andrea was very educated on this experience and the piece we were looking at. The church after was so incredible. We are so glad we got to see them both. Then we stopped afterwards at the oldest bar in Milan, Bar Magenta! it was great. Loved the area, we had a nice leisurely stroll through the park and then Brera district. Perfect day in Milan. Great tour!
Thank you for your fantastic review! We're delighted that you and your husband had a great experience with Andrea as your guide. It's wonderful to hear that you enjoyed the Last Supper, the church, and your stroll through Milan. We appreciate your kind words and hope to welcome you on another tour soon! :) Your Travel Diary Team
Excellent tour! Really appreciated the tour guide Marco’s input, very knowledgeable. Tour was prompt and thorough. Highly recommend getting tickets in advance, they sell out quickly!
Hello! Thank you so much for your kind review, your feedback means a lot to us, and we hope to see you again on another tour soon! Your Travel Diary Team
The guide was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. Well organised and easy to follow instructions on where to meet the guide.
Thank you for your wonderful review, we are grateful for your time in sharing your experience. Appreciatively, Your Travel Diary.
Magnificent church nicknamed "the Sistine Chapel" of Milan, the paintings are magnificent, admirably fresh.
Quel plaisir de lire votre avis ! Merci beaucoup :) -YTD Team
