Meravigliosa chiesa nel centro di Milano. Questa è una delle chiese più belle di Milano e merita una visita. Anche se è stata pesantemente bombarda nel 1943, la Chiesa si presenta uguale a prima ed è meravigliosa da vedere. La cupola è abnorme e incredibilmente bella con ,al lato sinistro, un'uscita che porta al Chiostro delle Rane. A fianco dell'entrata della basilica si può trovare la biglietteria per l'ultima cena di Leonardo da Vinci. Consigliatissima la visita con o senza guida!

Interessante incontro di stili architettonici e molto gradita la visita guidata alla Sacrestia Bramantesca

La Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie è uno dei luoghi più importanti di Milano, celebre per ospitare il Cenacolo di Leonardo da Vinci. L’architettura unisce gotico e rinascimento, con il capolavoro di Bramante nella tribuna e nel chiostro. L’accesso alla chiesa è gratuito, mentre la visita al Cenacolo richiede prenotazione obbligatoria online, spesso con largo anticipo, a causa del numero limitato di ingressi. L’area è facilmente raggiungibile con i mezzi pubblici. Anche senza il Cenacolo, la basilica merita la visita per il suo valore architettonico e storico. Un luogo fondamentale del patrimonio milanese.

Un luogo davvero interessante per vedere una delle chiese più belle di Milano e nel refettorio, l'affresco di Leonardo da Vinci, il più enigmatico di tutti i suoi capolavori: il Cenacolo. Resterete 15minuti senza fiato per ammirarne il fascino e leggere la descrizione così dettagliata (la disposizione dei commensali, il ruolo, il colore degli abiti, la posizione, il linguaggio non verbale). Un consiglio? Prenotare in anticipo il biglietto per evitare di aspettare!

Luogo di grande spiritualità e valore storico, la Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie è uno dei gioielli di Milano. Oltre alla sua raffinata architettura rinascimentale, custodisce il celebre Cenacolo di Leonardo da Vinci, un’opera che lascia senza fiato. L’atmosfera è silenziosa e suggestiva, perfetta per chi cerca arte, cultura e raccoglimento. Consigliata la prenotazione anticipata per visitare il Cenacolo, data l’affluenza.

Armani

Leonardo painted the Last Supper here. Incredible opportunity to witness history. Beautiful setting. Very much timed down to the minute. It was neat hearing how the purify the air to preserve the paint.

Julio Hernandez

A must place to visit and see the Last Supper 🍽. The famous painting is not in the church, it is in an adjacent building, i did not know that. Assuming the tour guide is 100% accurate she said only 20% of the painting you see is of the original painted. They have to touch it up from time to time to preserve it. You are allowed to take photos of it but no video or flash photography. It is a time limit event, small groups of about 40 people at a time for 15 mins. You go in one door and out another. Must see, bucket list item.

+9

Anichka Sikharulidze

The place never to be missed - get tickets in advance. Absolutely amazing painting by Leonardo 🤩

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Nancylee Spitzer

Very well organized viewing of Last Supper. They will not let you in more than 5min before start time and what seems to be annoying at first, turns out to be the right protocol as it ensures there is not overcrowding. The painting is in a very large (formal dining hall) and is high enough where everyone has a good view. There is something magical about, seeing in person, something you have heard discussed your whole life.

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Tomson Chan

Beautiful church hosting the famous painting Last Supper. No admission to enter the church but do check the visitor hours (specific am and pm time). Need to book and pay separately if you want to see the painting in person. Do book early as the booking fills up quickly. Try at least book a couple of weeks or few weeks in advance. Recommended

+5

Fil Savoia

Lovely basilica..needs restoration works. Short walk from HOHO. Is closed between 12-3 Last supper next door needs to be booked about 3 months in advance

+5

Part-time traveller

An old basillica but the real importance of this building is to host The Last Supper painting by Leonarda Da Vinci in the dining hall wall. Reservation is must prior to coming. Sometimes the tickets are sold out 3 months before the visit.

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Seokjin Ham

The Dominican basilica is world-famous for housing Leonardo da Vinci’s masterpiece The Last Supper (L’Ultima Cena) in its refectory. Construction began in 1463 under the patronage of Duke Ludovico Sforza and was completed around 1497. The complex combines Early Renaissance design with Bramante’s distinctive centralized plan. The initial structure was designed by Guiniforte Solari, while Donato Bramante later reworked the apse and dome. Bramante’s additions—especially the circular choir and lantern—are regarded as defining examples of early Italian Renaissance architecture, uniting classical harmony with spiritual geometry.

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oruiz2

Great history to learn and experience. One of the highlights of our trip. If you're into religion and art this is a good tour. We were surprised it included a walk to the main Palace Castle several blocks away. I suggests grabbing any personal items from the lockers before walking to the castle, so you dont have to walk back.

How

Another stunning feat of architecture! If you want to see the last supper painting, make sure to book 3-6 months in advance. We tried 2 months out & it was fully booked.

Joseph

Book tickets well in advance — they sell out quickly. We ended up booking a combined Last Supper and Milan city tour, and it was a great choice. Having an expert guide gave us valuable commentary on the art, and the city tour added a local’s perspective that was both informative and engaging. If you can, plan the city tour for your first day in Milan — it’s a perfect introduction to the key sights and sounds of the city. Be ready to walk, so bring comfortable shoes. An unforgettable experience. The Last Supper itself was beautiful, though it was unexpectedly dimmer in real life. But nonetheless it was a moving experience.

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Amila Rizvanović

Duomo had me blown away by its stunning architecture and breathtaking mosaic windows! However, my experience was slightly marred by the dust and grime, as well as the graffiti and labels on the inside windows of the stairs leading to the rooftop. Despite this, the Duomo's beauty still shines through.

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Papazoolu

Here I am in 🇮🇹 Milan, standing before the famous "The Last Supper"! It's a stunning mural by Leonardo da Vinci, and I am so thrilled to witness it with my own eyes. The history behind it is fascinating, depicting a pivotal moment in the Bible 📖. The fact that it took him years to complete makes the mind-blowing details even more incredible. Experiencing this masterpiece is a memory I will cherish forever! NEED TO PURCHASE TICKETS DAYS/WEEKS IN ADVANCE

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Dmitry

This is one of the most famous churches in Milan, of course due to Leonardo's Last Supper on its refectory wall. The church is free, but you need to buy a ticket for refectory well in advance. The refectory was badly damaged in World War II, but the famous mural miraculously survived, although in a relatively poor state of preservation. It is a World heritage site and on of Milan's major attractions.

+14

Sa Mo

I love this beautiful church! It is famous for the Last Supper’s exhibit but the church itself with the little garden in the middle of the court yard is so peaceful and spiritual. I love the Church’s shop too. This church has a great vibe about it. The church is always open and free But the exhibit required tickets well in advance!

Bevan Brunelle

If this is something you want to see in Milan, book it well in advance. I used Viator and was very happy with the customer service. The tour was excellent and our guide was an absolute expert. No tank tops in the church. You must have covered shoulders out of respect. No questions asked. They will not let you in. This is stated on writing in the online bookings and email confirmations.

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Josh Little

Very beautiful place! It’s best to go right when it opens. It’s free and very cool to actually see the last supper painting in person. Don’t expect anything HUGE, it’s not too big but it is amazing to see in person. It has a nice courtyard and beautiful other paintings. The gift shop is has nice things to buy to save the memory. The workers/volunteers are very nice. I still don’t get why holy water costs money, blessings should be free right?

L'antica chiesa di Santa Maria delle Grazie è una della importanti basiliche e santuario presenti nella città di Milano. Un luogo di grazie e bellezza, dagli ampi spazi e dalle proporzioni raffinate, che ne fanno un capolavoro dell'architettura rinascimentale lombarda. Molto belle le cappelle decorate da Gaudenzio Ferrari e il bel Chiostro delle Rane, luogo di quiete e meditazione. Accanto c'è il famoso Cenacolo di Leonardo da Vinci, visitabile su prenotazione.

Chiesa molto bella appartenente all'ordine domenicano. A sinistra dell'ingresso principale è presente il Museo dell'ultima cena o Cenacolo Vinciano.

Situata nel complesso che ospita il Cenacolo di Leonardo è una chiesa molto particolare soprattutto l'esterno e il suo rivestimento in mattoni Sono bellissimi consiglio assolutamente di andarla a vedere. L'interno a mio parere non è così significativo come l'esterno Ma Vale Comunque la pena una visita Soprattutto se si ha avuto la fortuna di trovare i biglietti per il Cenacolo nell'attesa di entrarci

Glen Mizelle

The visit into the church ⛪️ is open to the public. You can walk in if it's not full. They ask that you dress respectfully. To see the Last Supper, you should by tickets in advance and bring a valid ID that matches the name on the ticket. They are very strict about this. There are two paintings once inside. It's easy to the a clear picture of the second as soon as you get in since all gravitate to the Last Supper. Impressive to see in person. Guides are good. No parking that I saw. We took a taxi 🚕 to get there and to leave. It's history and it's worth seeing. Enjoy!

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Ann Nest

We don’t get to go inside as it’s all booked up till a month when we inquired . The old castle is fascinating and we checked out the garden located in the side the castle. Check online about the tickets to see the last supper painting before going so you get disappointed like us.

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Allen Lin

Free basilica to enter with quite some exhibits to look at. I came here thinking this is where the last supper is but actually that’s next door. Nothing super interesting to see here but might as well take a look in you’re already here since it’s free

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…premetto!!…che ho visto solamente dall’esterno!!…questa Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie!!..a fine settembre!!…in occasione della mia visita al Cenacolo!!…quando si va con le visite guidate!!…purtroppo i tempi sono sempre ristretti!!…e non sono riuscita a visitare anche l’interno!!…che senza ombra di dubbio merita sicuramente!!…ma comunque anche se visto solo da fuori!!…è un gran bel edificio!!…uno dei più grandi capo del Rinascimento italiano!!…conosciuta in tutto il mondo!!…perché nell’antico refettorio del convento domenicano!!…conserva l’affresco dell’Ultima Cena!!…di Leonardo Da Vinci!!…è la Basilica di Santa Maria delle Grazie!!…a Milano!!…Milano da vedere!!…🇮🇹💒🎉🙏⬆️🔔🎉‼️

I siti storici italiani sono rovinati da una burocrazia lenta e inefficiente. La bigliettaia è stata maleducata, irrispettosa ed estremamente maleducata. Mi ha urlato contro e io ho risposto bruscamente: non tollero gente così. Chiedere loro di fare anche solo un piccolo sforzo in più o di dire anche una sola parola è come se avessimo nei loro confronti un enorme debito di gratitudine: è orribile! ☹️