Description
With tickets for the Leonardo da Vinci Science Museum in Milan, you step into a Renaissance monastery whose cloisters now hold one of the major science and technology collections in Europe. It is a place to wander at your own speed through past, present and future, with no guide attached.
The star is the New Galleries, a permanent display on Leonardo that no other in the world matches for size. About 170 historical models, works of art, old books and immersive installations follow his life and work as engineer and humanist. Elsewhere the museum shows large objects of the kind below.
- Steam trains
- The Luna Rossa AC72 catamaran and the schooner Ebe
- The transatlantic liner Conte Biancamano and the Enrico Toti submarine
- The space area, with the Vega launcher and the only fragment of the moon on display in Italy
The changing shows cover subjects from energy and materials to transport and particle physics. Your voucher must be exchanged at the ticket office for the entrance ticket, which then lets you in at any moment within the time slot you booked. A guided tour is not included, and the ticket brings a small discount at the museum shop.