The Church of Our Lady of Grace in Milan is a destination for many art pilgrims! Here is painted Da Vinci's famous work "The Last Supper", due to the creation of special materials, this painting needs to be repaired regularly, so the church of Grace strictly limits the number of visitors every day, if you want to clock in at least 2 months in advance on the official website reservation!
Visitor guide
📝 closed every Monday
🕗 8:15-19:00 (18:45 Last admission)
Ticket Type:
Visitor ticket 💰 €15 / person (over 25 years old); 2 euros/person (18-25 years old); Free (under 18 years old & teachers and students of some art colleges) visit time 15min, 20 people per group
Tour 15min+ Presentation 30min, two languages available
English 9:30, 11:30, 15:00, 17:00
Italian 10:30/12:30/16:00/17:30
Visit + Workshop ticket 💰30 EUR/person
11:45/15:30 Two sessions, a maximum of 12 people per session
Tickets will go on sale 3 months in advance, now booked in June and July, August to October tickets can be booked from June 18 ️
PS. There is an online version that says Italian time every Wednesday at 12 noon (Summer time converted to China time 18) will release more tickets for the week and the next week, did not grab the ticket treasure can try! In addition, Italy's famous museums and attractions are best booked in advance, the peak season is really a lot of people!!
Official website ticket purchase steps
🔍cenacolo vinciano
Top right Login/Account registration
Scroll down to see the calendar select dates and periods, green is reserved
Select the ticket type and number, up to 5 tickets at a time
You will receive an email after successful booking
Remember to pick up your tickets 30 minutes in advance! Bring your passport! Get in on time!
You can take pictures but not video in the exhibition hall, remember to turn off the flash!
The Gate of Peace is a triumphal arch in Milan in neoclassical style. The complete three-arch arch, decorated in a standard way, is the symbol of Milan's main road, relatively majestic, built in the 19th century during the reign of Napoleon, where it used to be part of the Roman wall. Later, the walls were rebuilt as part of the castle of Sforza, and the Gate of Peace was erected separately.
In 1807, Napoleon built this triumphal arch to celebrate his victory in the European War, and the door was not completed, Napoleon was defeated at Waterloo. In 1826, the ruler of Milan, Francesco, renamed the Arc de Triomphe the Gate of Peace, above which is a bronze statue of the Goddess of Peace holding an olive branch, standing on a chariot with six horses. Dark green bronze and white marble complement each other, have a special flavor.
The Gate of Peace was designed by Luis Caniola and dedicated to Napoleon in 1807. The construction of the Arc de Triomphe did not stop with the defeat of Napoleon, but continued as the people of Milan celebrated getting rid of Napoleon's rule, and was finally completed in 1838, named the "Peace Gate". In 1859, it was presented to the Emperor of Ostoria, as a congratulation of Italian independence, and its inscription was changed to the text of independence.
The surface of the building is carved with some representative events, and on top of it is the Goddess of Peace standing on a carriage of six horses, and it is said that the horses' heads were originally oriented towards this street back here, towards Paris, but after Napoleon's defeat, the Italians turned them so that they were oriented towards Paris.
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