Leonardo’s Vineyard (Vigna di Leonardo) Tours and Tickets

Discover the gardens and grand rooms of the Atellani House in Milan with a museum entry ticket including a guided tour. Learn about the history and architecture of the building as you move between the house’s inner courtyards, the grand staircase hall, the secret garden of Matteo Bandello, and Leonardo’s vineyard.

Embark on a quest about Leonardo da Vinci around Milan's city center to discover top attractions and stories. All with the help of your smartphone. You’ll visit popular places such as the Duomo of Santa Maria delle Grazie, and many hidden spots. Are you ready? + Discover amazing and mysterious places in Milan. + Visit the places where Leonardo used to go during his walks. + Find out fascinating stories and legends about the city. Discover Milan's fascinating history and attractions while you solve clues around town. You will help Leonardo da Vinci finish his famous mural, The Last Supper, by solving enigmas around Milan's city center, going to places where he lived or worked. Each clue will lead you from one place to another by providing you with exact directions so you won't need a map, GPS, or guide. As you solve the problem and guess the answer, the secret story of that place is unlocked. Ready?

Get the most of out Milan with the Milan Pass, your 48-hour ticket to admission to the best of what the city has to offer. Get free entry to the rooftop of the Duomo's the city's magnificent cathedral, in addition to a handful of other attractions. In addition to that, get discounts on many other tourism-related sites. Opt for a standard Milan Pass and partake in a hop-on hop-off tour or free public transport; upgrade to a full pass to enjoy both.

Discover Sforza Castle and stroll through Milan at your own pace. Enjoy having your personal on-demand guide provided by this digital solution. You can be independent for guides, schedules, and groups.

Make the most of your visit to Santa Maria delle Grazie during this self-guided audio tour. Learn the history of the UNESCO-listed basilica, built under orders from the Duke of Milan in the 15th century. Audio tours are available in five languages. Access to the museum where The Last Supper can be viewed is sold separately.

The Piero Portaluppi Museum, founded in 1999, is dedicated to the work of the famous Italian architect Piero Portaluppi. You can explore Portaluppi’s foundation, which is homed in a building designed by the architect himself, and was formerly used as his studio. Today, it boasts various furniture and accessories designed by Portaluppi, including the famous Omnibus desk. In addition, a large rich library can be found, containing thousands of prints and materials dating back to 1909, which details Portaluppi’s life and career; one which shaped the Milanese twentieth century.