National Museum Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci Ticket
National Museum Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci Ticket
National Museum Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci: Entry Ticket
- Discover the genius of Leonardo da Vinci at the National Museum of Science and Technology in Milan.
- Explore fascinating exhibits on art, science, and innovation, including real models of his groundbreaking inventions.
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Step into the brilliance of Milan’s Leonardo da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology, a captivating gem tucked inside a 16th-century monastery. This isn’t just a museum—it’s a journey into the mind of a Renaissance genius. Wander through over 16,000 treasures, from models born of da Vinci’s visionary sketches to cutting-edge tech marvels. Feel the spark of his restless curiosity ignite your own as you explore a space that celebrates innovation across centuries. It’s Milan’s tribute to a man who saw the world differently, perfect for anyone eager to dive into history and wonder.
Da Vinci’s passions leap off the page here—nature, anatomy, military might, and hydraulic dreams come alive in seven dynamic zones. Marvel at steam trains chugging through time, early flying machines defying gravity, and naval icons that ruled the seas. The space section steals the show with a real moon rock and the towering Vega launcher, while the Fragility and Beauty exhibit unveils Earth’s wild corners through satellite eyes. With hands-on exhibits for all ages, it’s a family adventure waiting to unfold. Bring a packed lunch, comfy shoes, and a sense of awe—spend a day lost in da Vinci’s world, watching inspiration bloom in every curious glance. Book your tickets and let Milan’s past propel you forward.
- Explore 50,000 m² of Innovation: Discover one of Europe’s largest science and technology museums, filled with interactive exhibits and immersive galleries.
- See Leonardo da Vinci’s Genius in Action: View detailed models of da Vinci’s inventions, including flying machines and war devices, brought to life from his original drawings.
- Discover 16,000 Historical Artifacts: Encounter historic objects spanning aviation, space, energy, transportation, and more in a captivating setting.
- Hands-On Science for All Ages: Engage with interactive displays that make complex scientific concepts accessible and fun.
- Housed in a Historic 16th-Century Monastery: Experience cutting-edge science inside a beautifully preserved architectural landmark.
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Until June 20, 2025
- Tuesday – Friday: 09:30 – 17:00
- Saturday & Sunday: 09:30 – 18:30
- Last entry: 1 hour before closing
From June 21 to September 7, 2025
- Tuesday – Friday: 10:00 – 18:00
- Saturday & Holidays: 10:00 – 19:00
- Last entry: 1 hour before closing
- Booking is recommended.
Closed On
- Mondays (if a working day)
- December 24 and 25
- January 1
2025 Special Opening Days (09:30 – 18:30)
- January 2–6 (Thursday to Monday)
- April 17–28 (Thursday to Sunday)
- May 1 and 2 (Thursday and Friday)
- June 2 (Monday)
- An exciting discovery of our highlights awaits you: the Leonardo da Vinci Galleries, the Space exhibition with lunar rocks, the Vega launcher, the Enrico Toti submarine, the Conte Biancamano ocean liner, locomotives and airplanes.
- Don’t miss our temporary shows, digital art installations and “I Sette Savi”, the sculptures of the seven wise men in the cloister garden of the Museum.
- Interactive laboratories and tours in Italian are offered on weekends and holidays.
- The Museum staff is always available to provide assistance.
- TEMPORARILY CLOSED: Enrico Toti Submarine
- We are renovating the museum's outdoor areas.
- Onboard visits are suspended until June 2025. The submarine is not accessible but can be viewed from the outside.
- We apologise for the inconvenience.
- Free entrance for kids under 3.
- Visitors entering with a reduced ticket must show a valid ID.
- Free entrance for disabled visitors if accompanied by someone with a ticket.
- Take the fast line at the entrance.
- Exchange your smartphone voucher for a paper ticket at the ticket office to get the entrance ticket.
By Public Transport
- Metro M2 or M4 – stop S. Ambrogio
- Bus 58 (direction Cadorna FN M1 M2) – stop Museo della Scienza
- Bus 94 – stop Carducci
From Railway Stations
- Stazione Centrale: Metro M2 direction Abbiategrasso – 6 stops to S. Ambrogio
- Porta Garibaldi: Metro M2 direction Abbiategrasso – 4 stops to S. Ambrogio
- Lambrate FS: Metro M2 direction Abbiategrasso – 10 stops to S. Ambrogio
- Stazione Cadorna: Metro M2 direction Abbiategrasso – 1 stop to S. Ambrogio
By Car
- The museum is located in central Milan, within the restricted traffic zone known as “Area C.”
- Check the City of Milan’s website for details on entry fees and payment for Area C.
- You can park at Carducci Parking on via Olona.
- Visitors who validate their parking ticket in the Olona building before leaving the museum will receive one hour of free parking.
From the Airports
Malpensa Airport:
- Take the Malpensa Express to Cadorna – City Centre.
- From there, take Metro M2 direction Abbiategrasso – 1 stop to S. Ambrogio.
- Visit www.malpensaexpress.it/en for details.
Linate Airport:
- Take Metro M4 direction San Cristoforo – stop at S. Ambrogio.
- Orio al Serio Airport:
- Take the “Orio Shuttle,” “Autostradale,” or “Terravision” bus to Milano Stazione Centrale FS.
- Then take Metro M2 direction Abbiategrasso – 6 stops to S. Ambrogio.
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