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Highlights

  • Get a look into the inner workings of Leonardo da Vinci's brilliant mind.
  • See over 65 full-scale models drawn from da Vinci's codes, like flying machines and a bicycle.
  • Admire the 9 holograms showing Da Vinci's paintings and inventions in 3D.
  • Travel back to the past and visit the remains of a burial temple dating back to 43 BC.

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Leonardo da Vinci Museum entrance with flying machine exhibit in Rome.
Wooden diving suit model in water at Leonardo da Vinci Museum exhibit.
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Your Experience

In Rome, Italy lies an excellent opportunity to explore Leonardo da Vinci's genius at The Leonardo da Vinci Experience Museum. Here you can explore Da Vinci’s multifaceted brilliance as he was not only a master artist but also an engineer, sculptor, architect, and inventor.

Leonardo da Vinci lived over 500 years ago yet his innovations were far ahead of their time. At the museum, marvel at models based on his designs for flying machines, robots, submarines, and solar-powered devices. Interactive displays allow you to engage with replicas of digging equipment, bicycles, machine guns, among others. You can even try building your own version of a bridge that Da Vinci conceptualized.

Discover how da Vinci's exploration of light led to photography in the Room of Mirrors. Here, full-sized reproductions of The Last Supper and Mona Lisa await you alongside Lady with an Ermine — some of art history’s most iconic paintings. Don’t overlook the upper floor featuring the Vatican court: Sacra Rota and Sala dei Cento Giorni frescoed by Vasari. Additionally, explore remnants of a burial temple from 43 BC within this historic building.

Inclusions & Exclusions

  • Entry to the Cento Giorni exhibition celebrating Leonardo da Vinci's legacy
  • A gadget for enhancing Your Experience
  • Guided excursion

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  • Your voucher will be emailed to you instantly.

  • Please display your mobile voucher along with a valid photo ID at the ticket redemption point.

  • If you have purchased reduced-price tickets, please carry your valid photo ID proof for verification. Students must show their valid student IDs.

Ticket Redemption Point

  • Redeem your ticket at Museo/Mostra Leonardo da Vinci - Il Genio le Invenzioni.

  • Address: Piazza della Cancelleria, 00186 Rome RM, Italy.

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Getting There

The nearest bus stop is 'C.So Vittorio Emanuele/Navona.' Catch bus #46, 62, 64, 916, 916F, n46, n98, or n904 to get here.

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Cancellation Policy

Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the experience starts.

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You'll explore over 65 full-scale models from Da Vinci's designs, including flying machines and a bicycle, as well as admire 9 holograms of his paintings and inventions in 3D.

Highlights include getting insights into Leonardo da Vinci’s mind, seeing full-scale models from his codes like flying machines, viewing 3D holograms of his work, and visiting a burial temple dating back to 43 BC.

Yes, the museum is wheelchair-accessible.

The Palazzo della Cancelleria hosts the Sacra Rota where marriages are dissolved and houses the tomb of architect Auro Irzio in an underground pond, dating back to 43 BC.

Your ticket includes entrance fees to the exhibition as well as a gadget provided during your visit.

No, the tickets do not include a guided tour. You'll explore independently or bring along an audio guide if you prefer.

You’ll admire models built based on his designs such as digging and lifting equipment, bicycles, machine guns, among others.

The museum is situated in Rome, Italy.

It offers an immersive look into his genius as an artist and inventor by bringing to life over 65 full-scale models and holograms based on his designs.

The building is owned by the Vatican, notable for its architectural significance and historical features such as the Sacra Rota courtroom.

You'll get a look into the inner workings of Leonardo da Vinci's brilliant mind, with over 65 full-scale models drawn from his designs such as flying machines and bicycles. The museum also features nine holograms that display Da Vinci's paintings and inventions in 3D.

You have the opportunity to travel back to the past by visiting the remains of a burial temple dating back to 43 BC, located within the Palazzo della Cancelleria.

Yes, the museum is fully wheelchair-accessible.

The exhibition includes models of digging and lifting equipment, the bicycle, machine gun, among other inventions designed by Leonardo da Vinci over 500 years ago.

Yes, the Palazzo della Cancelleria hosts the Sacra Rota on its upper floor and contains a tomb dating back to 43 BC situated within an underground natural pond.

You'll require your tickets, which provide access to the exhibition. Additionally, you will receive a gadget as part of your museum visit.

No, guided tours are not included with the entrance fees; they are an optional extra if desired.

You will be able to view over 65 full-scale models that have been constructed according to Leonardo da Vinci’s original codes and sketches.

The museum utilizes nine holograms to present Da Vinci's paintings and inventions, providing a three-dimensional view for visitors.

The Palazzo della Cancelleria, which houses the museum, is owned by the Vatican.

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