Santa Maria delle Grazie

Amazing. A dream come true for me. Line what line. If there was one it would have been so so worth the wait. Please visit here you won’t be disappoint.. Read more »ed.

It's one of the average church's, they have a dress code so is important to bring a veil or they seel it for 2 euros.

There are no words to explain the emotion of seeing The Last Supper. I’ve traveled to a lot of places with beautiful history and art (Sao Paulo, all t.. Read more »hroughout the US, Argentina, India), but this is my favorite art and piece of history I’ve ever seen. Just a tip: you normally have to buy months in advance to make it into the viewing. However, due to Covid, right now they’re releasing passes each Sunday. Could change, but my hotel definitely did not know this. Once you’re done, go across the street to Leonardo Da Vinci’s vineyard. I had such a magical time there.

It was a nice visit. We went there in the morning to see the Da Vinci's Last Supper. (btw the painting is not in the church like we thought but in a s.. Read more »eperate museum attached to the church.) it was plain and you could see the places where it collapsed. Nothing really much to see. But if you're going to see the Last Supper it is nice to take a quick look!

Beautiful church and amazing architecture, there is a small area after exiting the church from beside the altar.

The last supper (l’ultima cena) is a “must see” in Milan. Don’t forget to be there before your reservation since it’s not allowed to bring your bags a.. Read more »nd it takes time to arrange your entrance. There are lockers for free there. The total time of visiting is 15 minutes . So if you’re late, you gonna loose your time. Better to reserve in advance. Thanks to COVID-19 and lack of tourists you can reserve it easier than before. The ticket costs 15€. If you have a plan to visit, try to go as soon as possible. It’s a great opportunity to visit this masterpiece in reality.

I have created videos about this amazing place on Instagram: teo_asteriotis

Probably the tourist point number two. Even though this church is beautiful on its own, it is not the building itself that draws the millions of touri.. Read more »sts every year. For it is here, where the original of Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper dwells. If you want to try to discover if Dan Brown was onto something, or just enjoy the view of one of the world's most famous piece of art, the entrance fee is 10 euro and you can spend 15 minutes with the painting. And don't forget to book in advance. Especially during the high season, the reservations are fully booked months before.

Beautiful church just next to the Last supper museum in Milan. Service was in progress when we went in.

Holy Mary of Graze Church in Milan, Italy. This is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and contains the famous "The Last Supper" mural painted by Leonardo da.. Read more » Vinci. Visit to the mural has separate tickets and bookings have to be made months in advance.

Got a chance to visit the local market fare held here. Was a wonderful and lively place.

Great church. The last supper is located in the museum close by. An entrance fee is required

Amazing to see the Last Supper in real life! Definitely worth the visit. Due to Corona you are only allowed to stay in the room for 15-20 minutes. But.. Read more » that’s all the time you need to admire this masterpiece. On the other side of the hall on the wall is another beautiful wall painting.

A small museum with the famous painting is impressive, however the management is poor and not very helpful. I should add that I was violently pushed o.. Read more »ut of the church by the priest during the Sunday mass, and I was not the only one. A shame for someone representing the church, and cultural heritage of Italy...

Definitely worth visiting. When i was there the ticket was 20 euro but it was worth it. You should book the ticket in advance because there are a lot .. Read more »of people who want to visit.It also has a nice gift shop.

the flow inside is super organized (for a pandemic times), the amount of visitors is limited so we could see the legendary paintings more thoroughly. .. Read more »the price for entering is 2€ (because i am a student, i don’t really know the detailed information about the fee). it is easier if we already book the ticket first through the website

Really nice, but if you want to see the Last Cene, you should buy the ticket online (they don't sell it there) the day before because you have to fill.. Read more » A LOT of forms online and it takes quite some time.

Nice church with interesting paintings. I should add that I have not gone to the Museum with Leonardos last supper, cannot judge that. Separated Praye.. Read more »rzone was nicely solved. Found some real quiet there for prayer.

10 Stars for Leonardo, 1 for the ticket booking process. In the Ticket Office you can not book tickets. Online you had to tell Passport Nr. and every.. Read more »thing and it still did not work.

Very nice and large museum, BUT - English descriptions are available only for portion of expositions (incl video content)

It was closed when I visit but still has that original look as many others they have all over the city

Right next to the famous Last supper.

Beautiful small basilica right next to the monastery where The Last Super is located. The red color and the shape of the exterior ravishes the eyes, a.. Read more »nd announce the wonder hidden inside. Definitely a must-see especially if you visit the painting. The place seems brand new even though it is standing there for centuries. You can see the different styles due to the different updates brought along the years.