This ticket will give you admission to the National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci. Located in a former Renaissance-era monastery, the museum boasts the world’s largest permanent exhibition about Leonardo da Vinci’s life and works. Its also features interactive exhibits dedicated to technological and scientific discoveries in fields such as transport, energy, materials, communication and particle physics.
While at the museum, you'll have the opportunity to see a steam train, a command bridge of an ocean liner, a carrier rocket used by the ESA and an authentic fragment of the Moon. You'll also have the chance to see the interior of an Italian submarine.
Why visit
- Skip-the-line access to Italy's largest science and technology museum
- Chance to view exhibits about the works of Leonardo da Vinci
- Chance to see see a steam train, rocket and a submarine
What's included
- Skip-the-line admission
- Admission to temporary exhibitions
What's not included
- Admission to the Enrico Toti submarine
- VR activities
Additional information
Special events, activities and guided tours may be offered on weekends and public holidays. These will be included with regular admission.
A reduced rate is available for visitors aged between three and 26 as well as visitors over the age of 65.
The following groups will receive free admission on Wednesdays and Saturdays:
-Children under the age of three years
-Disabled people and a family member or other accompanying person