Leonardo3 The World of Leonardo: Interactive Exhibition Tickets for Renaissance Genius
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211 Ratings
Milan

Immerse yourself in the world of Leonardo da Vinci at the interactive exhibition Leonardo3. Explore over 200 3D machines and discover the genius of the Renaissance. Book your tickets now!

Duration: 2 hours
Cancellation: 24 hours
Highlights
  • Leonardo3 - Il Mondo di Leonardo - Explore the genius of Leonardo da Vinci, the artist and inventor, through functional models of his machines and digital restorations of his artworks, a global first. The ticket remains valid until November 13, 2024. No refunds will be issued after this date.
What's Included
  • Admission ticket included
What's Not Included
  • Souvenirs (available to purchase)
  • Transportation to/from attractions
  • Audio guide (available to purchase in 8 languages: Chinese, English, French, German, Italian, Portuguese, Russian and Spanish)
Additional Information

Step into the universe of the Renaissance mastermind, Leonardo da Vinci, and engage with his entire body of work. Participate in the continuous interactive display, Leonardo3 - The World of Leonardo, located at Piazza della Scala in Milan. Over 200 interactive 3D contraptions are showcased, along with real-life models of Leonardo’s inventions, including…

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Location
Leonardo3 - Il Mondo di Leonardo
Piazza della Scala, At the entrance of Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
Cancellation Policy

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.

Customer Ratings
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Yoana
May 26, 2025
Great museum - The museum is really interesting, interactive. With texts, games, everything about the inventions of Leonardo. Worth it!
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517mauriziov
May 12, 2025
Instructive and elegant - Magnificent staff (thanks to Romina). Clean and welcoming place. Not suitable for animals not transportable by arms. Recommended for kids with audio guide.
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Fortunatotenerone
Mar 24, 2025
Really done well!!! - Not very big, but really done well! The models are huge and masterfully made by craftsmen who must know their craft very well! There are something for everyone, from flying machines to military ones, from naval engineering models to musical instruments and panels with paintings! Let's hope it doesn't close. How's he feeling around?
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Mariacristina_r
Jan 26, 2025
Very informative,... - Very informative, fascinating structures , a genius work and a lot to see, organized and the staff are accomodating.
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Thaisfuncia
Jan 17, 2025
Just visit!! We loved it!!! - What a nice Museum! It’s a relatively small museum? But make no mistake, worth to visit. It’s right next to the Galleria and Duomo, Scala and Leonardo da Vinci statue… not a chance to miss. The museum present a collection of the main works of Leonardo, and presents the concept and the actual works build up. Offers interactive activities to build Leonardo’s towers, Robot digitally; has audio guide, has all different sections for instruments and painting; the last Supper section; and even an workshop area - hands on! We had a lot of fun and got to know much more about Leonardo da Vinci legacy! Amazing!
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208ronaldd
May 3, 2025
Fun and interactive museum in the heart of Milan - Nice interactive museum, also for children around 12 and 13. Not too big either. Luckily wasn't too busy, otherwise it can be a long wait.
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797joyn
Jan 28, 2025
Interesting interactive museum for all ages - Interesting museum with many interactive exhibits and lots to do. Lots of information and exhibits and well laid out. Worth the 16 Euro entry!
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Ramon0000
Jan 5, 2025
A fine visit, but expensive - A detailed overview of LdV's life and research. Many life-sized models, and some interactive displays that were good for both adults and children. Cons: The museum is small. It was also crowded, and we had to fight to move around sometimes. I wish they didn't pack it to capacity. If you want more than tiny bits of information in English (or other non-Italian language), you have to pay extra (5 euro) for the audio guide.
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Montagnalago
Feb 16, 2025
Interesting but not unmissable - The museum presents a series of wooden and computer reconstructions of Leonardo's drawings, with interesting explanations, although in the long run the whole thing is a little repetitive. There is also a nice analysis of the Lady with the Ermine and the digital reconstruction of the Last Supper. Place more suitable for tourists who approach Leonardo and children for the first time. The ticket, about 15 euros, is quite expensive.
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Acm1899pier
Jan 5, 2025
Exhibition with original drawings by Leonardo - This museum has never interested me, because they are interactive reconstructions, but I did not miss the opportunity to visit it on the occasion of the exhibition with two original drawings by Leonardo and the famous portrait of Francesco Melzi, his pupil.
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