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- There's no better place to explore the brilliance of da Vinci than in Rome, Italy.
- The Leonardo da Vinci Experience Museum has over 200 wooden machines and 65 working models drawn from da Vinci's codes.
- Included among these are digging and lifting equipment, the bicycle, the machine gun, and others.
- Feel free to touch and play with almost all the machines on display, or build your version of a bridge that Da Vinci invented.
- Step into the Room of Mirrors and discover how Leonardo da Vinci's study of light led to the invention of photography and projection.
- Admire full-sized reproductions of The Last Supper, Mona Lisa, and Lady with an Ermine, some of the most iconic paintings in the world.
- The upper floor of the building is home to the Vatican court: the Sacra Rota and the Sala dei Cento Giorni, frescoed by Vasari.
- You can also access the remains of a burial temple dating back to 43 BC, located in the same building.
- There's no better place to explore the brilliance of da Vinci than in Rome, Italy.
- The Leonardo da Vinci Experience Museum has over 200 wooden machines and 65 working models drawn from da Vinci's codes.
- Included among these are digging and lifting equipment, the bicycle, the machine gun, and others.
- Feel free to touch and play with almost all the machines on display, or build your version of a bridge that Da Vinci invented.
- Step into the Room of Mirrors and discover how Leonardo da Vinci's study of light led to the invention of photography and projection.
- Admire full-sized reproductions of The Last Supper, Mona Lisa, and Lady with an Ermine, some of the most iconic paintings in the world.
- The upper floor of the building is home to the Vatican court: the Sacra Rota and the Sala dei Cento Giorni, frescoed by Vasari.
- You can also access the remains of a burial temple dating back to 43 BC, located in the same building.
Inclusions
- Exhibition entrance fees
- A gadget
Exclusions
- Guided tour
- Children aged 5-12, youths aged 13-17, seniors aged 65 and above, as well as students, enjoy reduced ticket pricing (carry a valid photo ID).
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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ROSAS
Oct 2024Verified booking
I arrived two hours before closing time and there was hardly anyone there, which made my visit easier. The exhibition is very interesting, although I didn't use the audiovisual.
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Aleksandra
Sep 2024Verified booking
The museum was quite small, but the big advantage was that you could see how the machine works just by moving them. Also holograms was nice and helped understand the concepts and ideas of Leonardo da Vinci.
robert
Sep 2024Verified booking
Our guide was very knowledgeable, she passionately told us the history of the exhibits in the Vatican Museum. I would recommend skip the line ticket.
Jeremy
Sep 2024Verified booking
The issue I had was, having come across the leonardo museum in the Piazza de Popolo, I clicked on the link on Google Maps which allows you to buy tickets. Clicking on the Tourscanner link it had Headout as one of the option with what seemed to be very good prices. It bought the tickets but upon attending the exhibition entrance found that the tickets were for a different exhibition a fair distance away across the city. This may of course be an issue with Tourscanner rather than Headout but it was irritating nonetheless. Perhaps this is something you could take up with them.
Waldemar
Sep 2024Verified booking
The museum has a family ticket 25 euro, such online ticket was not available. Beside this i arrived first on the another Leonardo museum. There are some of them in the city.
Carole
Aug 2024Verified booking
Beautiful exhibition, fluid tour. Friendly welcome. The only downside was that someone from the museum came to close the toilets as we were arriving. It would have been nice to have been able to stock up on fresh water before we left.
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Araceli
Aug 2024Verified booking
The staff was very friendly. The rooms are interactive and the information concise and very clear. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you
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Marie-Odile
Jun 2024Verified booking
Good tour with audio guides. But there are several places, we went to one but it was at the other.....lack of precision on the ticket and on the site. On the other hand, there weren't many people, so why give us the 9:30 am slot?
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Dariusz
Apr 2024Verified booking
Nice exhibition, lots of machines that you can actually touch and try for yourself. The audio guide is fine addition and the 6 rooms with about 5 minutes od audio each is just right amount of time. The last exhibition room is bit lacky. 9 of 10 stars from us.
Mark
Mar 2024Verified booking
The exhibits were marvellous and allow the viewer a little insight to the thinking of the man. It wasn't full so there was time to examine the works. This was more enjoyable than the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and Basilica of Peter combined.
Stephen
Feb 2024Verified booking
The museum was good, but could be better. The audio tour needs to have better structure that goes along with specific exibits. I suggest a numbering system on each exibit that can be followed with the audio. I felt a little lost when going through the rooms and had to find the exibit the audio was speaking about. Confusing at first, but in the end it was still a good tour. We also had a little trouble finding the place using the "Where To Go?" link in the email. That link brings you to longitude and latitude coordinates that are wrong. 41°53'49.2"N 12°28'19.2"E 41.897000, 12.472000. Around the corner by the museum, but wrong. Also a bit confusing when walking into the courtyard of the musem. There was what looked like a ticket office as soon as you enter the courtyard, but the actual ticket office and entrance to the musem is accross the courtyard on the other side.
Rob
Nov 2024Verified booking
lovely, small museum. The staff was willing to keep our shopping bags behind the counter, sweet people.
Maria
Oct 2024Verified booking
Not crowded and had plenty of time
Vaibhav
Aug 2024Verified booking
My kids love it 🙏 staff was very friendly, and kids built the bridge with sticks was a memorable moment.
valentin
Aug 2024Verified booking
very good exposed and very curious.
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Miran
Jul 2024Verified booking
It was an amazing experience, we really enjoyed it.
Alina
Jun 2024Verified booking
Interesting and captivating experience. I would raccomand to visit. It is historically a great adventure
octavio
May 2024Verified booking
All ok with the entrance and no queues. I recommend it, a good solution
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Asnicar
Mar 2024Verified booking
Fantastic exhibition!no thing and we admired everything quietly
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Veronika
Jan 2024Verified booking
Great and educational exhibition! We've got a lot of information about da Vinci and his discoveries.
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Dec 2024Verified booking
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Dec 2024Verified booking
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Combos
Combo (Save 5%): Rome Bioparco + Leonardo da Vinci Museum Tickets
from €28
€26.60
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- Spend a fun day out with your family thanks to this budget-friendly combo ticket that grants you access to two of Rome's popular sites: the Biopardo di Roma and the Leonardo da Vinci Museum!
- Experience a fun day out walking through the Bioparco di Roma Zoological Garden (kids will love it!).
- Meet more than 1200 animal species from bears to hippos, snakes, and giant apes.
- Learn about the park’s immense conservation efforts to protect endangered species and habitats.
- The Leonardo da Vinci Experience Museum has over 200 wooden machines and 65 working models drawn from da Vinci's codes.
- Included among these are digging and lifting equipment, the bicycle, the machine gun, and others.
- Feel free to touch and play with almost all the machines on display, or build your version of a bridge that Da Vinci invented.
- Step into the Room of Mirrors and discover how Leonardo da Vinci's study of light led to the invention of photography and projection.
- Admire full-sized reproductions of The Last Supper, Mona Lisa, and Lady with an Ermine, some of the most iconic paintings in the world.
- The upper floor of the building is home to the Vatican court: the Sacra Rota and the Sala dei Cento Giorni, frescoed by Vasari.
- You can also access the remains of a burial temple dating back to 43 BC, located in the same building.
- Spend a fun day out with your family thanks to this budget-friendly combo ticket that grants you access to two of Rome's popular sites: the Biopardo di Roma and the Leonardo da Vinci Museum!
- Experience a fun day out walking through the Bioparco di Roma Zoological Garden (kids will love it!).
- Meet more than 1200 animal species from bears to hippos, snakes, and giant apes.
- Learn about the park’s immense conservation efforts to protect endangered species and habitats.
- The Leonardo da Vinci Experience Museum has over 200 wooden machines and 65 working models drawn from da Vinci's codes.
- Included among these are digging and lifting equipment, the bicycle, the machine gun, and others.
- Feel free to touch and play with almost all the machines on display, or build your version of a bridge that Da Vinci invented.
- Step into the Room of Mirrors and discover how Leonardo da Vinci's study of light led to the invention of photography and projection.
- Admire full-sized reproductions of The Last Supper, Mona Lisa, and Lady with an Ermine, some of the most iconic paintings in the world.
- The upper floor of the building is home to the Vatican court: the Sacra Rota and the Sala dei Cento Giorni, frescoed by Vasari.
- You can also access the remains of a burial temple dating back to 43 BC, located in the same building.
Inclusions
- Entry into Bioparco di Roma
- Leonardo da Vinci Museum exhibition entrance fees
Exclusions
- Guided tour
- These tickets can't be cancelled or rescheduled.
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ROSAS
Oct 2024Verified booking
I arrived two hours before closing time and there was hardly anyone there, which made my visit easier. The exhibition is very interesting, although I didn't use the audiovisual.
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Aleks
Oct 2024Verified booking
Everything is good except that you can't download tickets without the app. But if you install the app then everything happens quickly and conveniently.
Aleksandra
Sep 2024Verified booking
The museum was quite small, but the big advantage was that you could see how the machine works just by moving them. Also holograms was nice and helped understand the concepts and ideas of Leonardo da Vinci.
robert
Sep 2024Verified booking
Our guide was very knowledgeable, she passionately told us the history of the exhibits in the Vatican Museum. I would recommend skip the line ticket.
Jeremy
Sep 2024Verified booking
The issue I had was, having come across the leonardo museum in the Piazza de Popolo, I clicked on the link on Google Maps which allows you to buy tickets. Clicking on the Tourscanner link it had Headout as one of the option with what seemed to be very good prices. It bought the tickets but upon attending the exhibition entrance found that the tickets were for a different exhibition a fair distance away across the city. This may of course be an issue with Tourscanner rather than Headout but it was irritating nonetheless. Perhaps this is something you could take up with them.
Waldemar
Sep 2024Verified booking
The museum has a family ticket 25 euro, such online ticket was not available. Beside this i arrived first on the another Leonardo museum. There are some of them in the city.
Patrice
Aug 2024Verified booking
The Bioparca zoo was the best zoo Ive ever taken my children to. Good transport link or you can use a taxi. You can have lunch at the zoo or bring your own. Such a great variety of anyimals to see and we absolutely loved the penguins but the bears were the best! Would recommend visiting for sure. I booked online before travelling to Rome. There were no long queues either which was great.
Carole
Aug 2024Verified booking
Beautiful exhibition, fluid tour. Friendly welcome. The only downside was that someone from the museum came to close the toilets as we were arriving. It would have been nice to have been able to stock up on fresh water before we left.
View original review in French
Araceli
Aug 2024Verified booking
The staff was very friendly. The rooms are interactive and the information concise and very clear. I enjoyed it very much. Thank you
View original review in Spanish
Marie-Odile
Jun 2024Verified booking
Good tour with audio guides. But there are several places, we went to one but it was at the other.....lack of precision on the ticket and on the site. On the other hand, there weren't many people, so why give us the 9:30 am slot?
View original review in French
Anda
Apr 2024Verified booking
Posto molto carino e animali tenuti molto meglio rispetto a molti zoo, rettilaio molto bello con un ottimo percorso da fare ..tuttavia snack bar molto poco forniti e bagni (tutti) in condizioni a dir poco pietose.
Dariusz
Apr 2024Verified booking
Nice exhibition, lots of machines that you can actually touch and try for yourself. The audio guide is fine addition and the 6 rooms with about 5 minutes od audio each is just right amount of time. The last exhibition room is bit lacky. 9 of 10 stars from us.
Mark
Mar 2024Verified booking
The exhibits were marvellous and allow the viewer a little insight to the thinking of the man. It wasn't full so there was time to examine the works. This was more enjoyable than the Vatican Museums, Sistine Chapel and Basilica of Peter combined.
nadege
Mar 2024Verified booking
The biopark brings together many different animals, but the living conditions of the animals seemed very difficult to me: small spaces, no or very few green areas, some enclosures entirely made of concrete...., we who often go to animal parks in France felt sorry for these animals at the Rome biopark.
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Andrew
Feb 2024Verified booking
Park was amazing and no crowds at all, weather wasn't great but absolutely loved the place and will definitely return again one day
Stephen
Feb 2024Verified booking
The museum was good, but could be better. The audio tour needs to have better structure that goes along with specific exibits. I suggest a numbering system on each exibit that can be followed with the audio. I felt a little lost when going through the rooms and had to find the exibit the audio was speaking about. Confusing at first, but in the end it was still a good tour. We also had a little trouble finding the place using the "Where To Go?" link in the email. That link brings you to longitude and latitude coordinates that are wrong. 41°53'49.2"N 12°28'19.2"E 41.897000, 12.472000. Around the corner by the museum, but wrong. Also a bit confusing when walking into the courtyard of the musem. There was what looked like a ticket office as soon as you enter the courtyard, but the actual ticket office and entrance to the musem is accross the courtyard on the other side.
Diana
Dec 2023Verified booking
The Bioparco of Rome is very large, clean, pleasant, a good environment for the animals, lots of nature, excellent service, I think the entrance fee is little for an adventure of that level, and especially knowing how much it costs to support such a place, I left happy and eager to return.
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Vivek
Nov 2024Verified booking
Pleasant walk to Zoo and many playful animals and bird, especially the seals and penguins.
Rob
Nov 2024Verified booking
lovely, small museum. The staff was willing to keep our shopping bags behind the counter, sweet people.
Maria
Oct 2024Verified booking
Not crowded and had plenty of time
Vaibhav
Aug 2024Verified booking
My kids love it 🙏 staff was very friendly, and kids built the bridge with sticks was a memorable moment.
valentin
Aug 2024Verified booking
very good exposed and very curious.
View original review in Spanish
Branka
Jul 2024Verified booking
Quicky and easy way to buy tickets.
Miran
Jul 2024Verified booking
It was an amazing experience, we really enjoyed it.
Alina
Jun 2024Verified booking
Interesting and captivating experience. I would raccomand to visit. It is historically a great adventure
- Choose from 50 attractions and experiences across Rome, all covered by a single pass for an easy and flexible city adventure.
- Visit top attractions like the Vatican Museums, Colosseum, and Pantheon and save up to 42% compared to buying individual tickets.
- Skip the hassle with a mobile pass—just scan and go. Plus, use the handy app itinerary to plan your trip effortlessly.
- Visit 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 attractions as per option selected during booking and activate your pass any time 60 days from the date of first use.
- Choose from 50 attractions and experiences across Rome, all covered by a single pass for an easy and flexible city adventure.
- Visit top attractions like the Vatican Museums, Colosseum, and Pantheon and save up to 42% compared to buying individual tickets.
- Skip the hassle with a mobile pass—just scan and go. Plus, use the handy app itinerary to plan your trip effortlessly.
- Visit 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, or 7 attractions as per option selected during booking and activate your pass any time 60 days from the date of first use.
Inclusions
- Access to 2/3/4/5/6/7 attractions
- Access to:
- Museums: Vatican Museums, Capitoline Museums, Leonardo Da Vinci Museum & more
- Landmarks: Colosseum, Pantheon, Castel Sant'Angelo & more
- Guided Tours: Roman Empresses Tour, Julius Caesar and Roman Emperors Tour, St. Peter's Basilica and Cupola Guided Tour & more
- Bus Tours and Cruises: Big Bus Rome Panoramic Night Tour, Big Bus Rome Catacombs guided tour, River Cruise Aperitif on the Tiber & more
- Activities: 1-hour pizza-cooking experience, pasta class, wine tasting & more
- Get all details here
Exclusions
- Airport transfers
- Public transport
- Carry a valid photo ID (such as an identity card, passport, or driving license) for verification purposes.
- Prior reservations are required to visit some attractions, which is subject to availability.
- You can only visit each attraction once with this pass.
- Download the Go City app.
- Use your order confirmation number to add your Rome Explorer Pass to your smartphone via the app.
- Discover venue details, maps, and suggested itineraries, all available right at your fingertips.
- Your pass will be automatically activated once you visit the first attraction.
Validity
- Before Activation: Activate within 2 years of purchase
- After Activation: Valid for 60 days from the first use
- These tickets can’t be cancelled. However, you can use them any time within the next 24 months.
- These tickets are valid for 24 months from the date of purchase.
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- Explore the five halls that contain 50 of Leonardo’s inventions, from flying machines and helicopters to the mysterious room of mirrors
- Learn more about his life and times from your audioguide, included with these tickets
- Examine the details of the Last Supper up close, in Italy's first full-size reproduction
- Explore the five halls that contain 50 of Leonardo’s inventions, from flying machines and helicopters to the mysterious room of mirrors
- Learn more about his life and times from your audioguide, included with these tickets
- Examine the details of the Last Supper up close, in Italy's first full-size reproduction
Inclusions
- Entrance to the Leonardo da Vinci Experience Museum
- Audioguide
- Children aged 5-15 enjoy reduced prices. Infants aged 4 and below go free.
- This experience is wheelchair accessible.
- You can cancel these tickets up to 24 hours before the experience begins and get a full refund.
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Your Leonardo da Vinci Musueum Tickets Explained
Leonardo da Vinci Museum Skip-the-Line Tickets
- Experience the brilliance of the polymath of High Reanissance, Leonardo da Vinci, and get a peek into the mind of the the legend through the display of the machines, models and works of art.
- With your skip-the-line tickets, you can whizz past the long queues and get straight into exploring the genius of da Vinci, creator of the most popular masterpiece of all times, Mona Lisa.
- Appreciate the full-length reproductions of the most iconic paintings of the world, like The Last Supper and Lady with an Ermine.
- Feel free to touch and explore the machines on display, and see how the legend created futuristic designs over five hundred years ago.
Leonardo da Vinci Museum Audioguide Tour Tickets
- Roam around the five halls that contain 50 of Leonardo da Vinci’s inventions, from flying machines and helicopters to the mysterious room of mirrors.
- With your audioguided tour, you can learn about the life of the intellectual polymath of the Renaissance era, as you look at the incredible works of art produced by him.
- Examine the details of The Last Supper feeling like Robert Langdon on a quest, as the painting housed there is Italy’s first full-size reproduction.
- Marvel at the 9 holograms showing Da Vinci's paintings and inventions in 3D at the Leonardo da Vinci Musuem in Rome.
Leonardo da Vinci Museum Combo Tickets
- Get access to two of the most famous attractions of Rome, the Leonardo da Vinci Museum and the Bioparco di Roma, with one pocket-friendly combo.
- With your combo tickets, you can not only explore the genius works of art and science of Renaissance brainaic Leonardo da Vinci, but also discover the exotic wildlife there, from grizzly bears to tigers, and great apes.
- Learn enlightening facts about the Renaissance period and the inventions way ahead of the time by da Vinci.
- Understand the conservation effects that help protect the endangered animals around the world at the Bioparco di Roma zoological garden.
Why Visit Leonardo da Vinci Museum?
- There are three museums in Rome dedicated to Da Vinci.
- Everything in the Experience museum is open for visitors to touch, not a common occurrence at museums worldwide.
- It hosts around 20 life-size replicas of Da Vinci’s original works, ranging from the Mona Lisa to The Last Supper, under one roof.
- The museum pays tribute to Da Vinci’s work through its five thematic areas - The Flight and Last Supper, War Machine, The Perspectives, The Principles, and The Gallery of Paintings.
- As part of the immersive experience, there exists a Mirror Room in the museum that allows you to view Da Vinci’s deciphered codes among eight mirrored walls.
- Around 50 machines based on Da Vinci’s actual sketches and plans are housed in the museum.
- A stone's throw away from the prominent St. Peters Basilica, visitors usually include both these venues in their itinerary together.
Leonardo da Vinci Museum Highlights
Gallery of Paintings
Can’t make it to Paris to catch a glimpse of the original Mona Lisa? The museum has got you covered. Here, you can not just view, but also feel the twenty-three 1:1-sized replicas of Da Vinci’s paintings. The replicas were curated by Bottega Artigiana Tifernate.
Working models
Crafted based on Da Vinci’s original plans, the museum has close to 200 machines, and 65 working models ranging from war machines to flying machines. Each of these are modeled on historical work plans curated by Da Vinci, and can be operated by visitors.
Holograms
If the works of art of the Renaissance polymath Leonardo da Vinci is not enough to overwhelm your inner art history buff, you can head to the Experience museum, which has nine life-like holograms on display for all visitors. Here, gt a 3D view of Da Vinci’s work through these interesting holograms.
Music, Optics & the Room of Mirrors
As part of the museum, you get to see Leonardo Da Vinci’s interactions and learnings with light and photography. In Room 3 at the experience museum, you get to view Da Vinci’s pieces like the Projector and the Double Flute, which will give you an insight into his experiments.
Flying Machines & War Machines
Da Vinci’s work with war machines include a model of his catapult, the cannon, and numerous guns - all of which are on display and open to be operated by visitors. His flying machines are working models similar to the modern day propeller. These machines are built on actual plans developed by Da Vinci.
Life of Leonardo
The man is a genius, no doubt about that. He deliberately left erroneous plans of his works behind, so that his designs wouldn’t be misused or copied. Sifting through all this, the museum was finally able to replicate his plans into working models, and display the man's genius to the world.
Plan Your Visit To Leonardo da Vinci Museum
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Visitor Tips
- Timings: Everyday of the week: 9 AM - 7:30 PM
- Last Entry: 6:30 PM
- Closed On: Open year round.
- Best Time To Visit: Early mornings. November is the best month for the least crowd.
Address: Via Della Conciliazione, 19, Roma, Italy.
- By Metro: Line A.
Nearest Stop: Ottaviano. - By Bus: Bus nos. 23, 280, 40, 62, and 982.
Nearest Stop: Traspontina and Conciliazione. - By Car: Distance from Leonardo da Vinci International airport: 18.3 miles.
Car Parking: It is advisable to use public transport to reach the museum as public car parkings are approximately 4 km away.
- The museum isn’t a religious place of worship, so no dress code is enforced on visitors.
- Children below six years of age can enter for free.
- Face masks and social distancing are mandatory on the premises.
- The museum is wheelchair accessible, and strollers for infants are permitted as well.
- All devices must be kept on do-not-disturb mode while in the museum premises.
- While the interactive models tend to excite children, parents are encouraged to ensure the disruption is minimal for the sake of the other visitors.
- Consumption of food and beverages is not permitted within the museum.
- Ensure the working models are treated with care, and not damaged while in use.
- St. Peters Basilica: The largest church in the world, the Basilica is a renowned place of worship and architecture. The dome of the St. Peters Basilica is famous for its undeterred views of the city. The Basilica is a 4-minute walk from the museum.
- Sistine Chapel: Designed by Michelangelo, this Chapel hosts the crowning ceremony of all the Popes. Constructed in the 14th century, the Chapel is a religious and historical venue, located within the Vatican Museum.
- Vatican Museum: The Vatican Museum is known to enclose close to fifty-four galleries within, making it home to the largest collection of art in the world. The collection includes Roman sculptures, Egyptian pieces, and other Catholic and modern religious art.
- Accessibility: The museum is wheelchair accessible, and is also open to service guide pets.
- Luggage storage: If you would like to store your luggage while you explore Rome, drop it at luggage storage outlets in the Piazza Navona and pick it up when you’re done. You can get half-day plans to suit your itinerary.
- Restaurants: The museum is in the heart of the city, and you can find numerous eating establishments serving Italian and other cuisines within a 5-minute radius, such as Hedera and Rione Bistrot.
- Market: Walk to the nearby Trionfale market for a quick bite, or a local purchase of fruits, meats, fish, and vegetables.
- The tour of the museum could be budgeted anywhere between 1-2 hours.
- Carry a backpack for the free gift you receive from the museum at the end of the tour.
- Family combo tickets are available and economical for those on a budget.
- For a free audio guide, download the Pop app and carry a pair of earphones. The audio guide available at the museum is paid and available in seven languages.
- The lines to enter the museum can get long, especially during weekends. It is advisable to book tickets online in advance to skip the queue.
- Avoid visiting during weekends as the space is small and can get crowded.
All Your Questions About Leonardo da Vinci Museum Tickets Answered
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A. You can purchase Leonardo da Vinci Museum tickets online for a hassle-free experience.
Q. Can I buy Leonardo da Vinci Museum tickets online?
A. Yes. You can purchase Leonardo da Vinci Museum tickets online. These tickets come with interesting offers, combinations and discounts.
Q. What is the cost of Leonardo da Vinci Museum tickets?
A. Tickets range from EUR 9 to EUR 14, depending on the inclusions.
Q. Can I get a discount on Leonardo da Vinci Museum tickets?
A. Yes. You can avail great discounts by purchasing your Leonardo da Vinci Museum tickets online.
Q. What is Leonardo da Vinci Museum?
A. The Leonardo da Vinci Museum is an interactive exhibition of Da Vinci’s work. It hosts models and paintings modeled after his original plans.
Q. How can I get access to the Leonardo da Vinci Museum?
A. All visitors require tickets to enter the museum. These can be purchased online.
Q. Where is Leonardo da Vinci Museum located?
A. There are three museums dedicated to Da Vinci in Rome. The Interactive museum is located at Via Conciliazione 19, Roma.
Q. What are some of the highlights of Leonardo da Vinci Museum?
A. The life-size machines, Mirror Room and Gallery of Paintings are some must-sees at the museum.
Q. How to reach the Leonardo da Vinci Museum?
A. You can reach the museum by public transport - metro or bus. It is also accessible on foot as it is in the city centre.
Q. What are the timings of Leonardo da Vinci Museum?
A. The museum is open every day of the year from 9 AM to 7:30 PM. However, the last entry is at 6:30 PM.
Q. What facilities are available in the Leonardo da Vinci Museum?
A. The museum is wheelchair accessible. Guide pets are also permitted in the museum.
Q. Is Leonardo da Vinci Museum wheelchair accessible?
A. Yes, the museum is wheelchair accessible.
Q. Is photography allowed in the Leonardo da Vinci Museum?
A. Smartphones can be used to click pictures at the museum, however, special permission is required for professional photography equipment.
Q. Is it worth visiting the Leonardo da Vinci Museum?
A. The museum is a tribute to one of the most futuristic men of the Renaissance era, and has on display many replicas of his work. It is a must-visit for those interested in art, history, or the life of Da Vinci.