Il Cenacolo, Milan

Obviously it's always an amazing opportunity when you get to see a masterpiece before your very eyes. So definitely visit if you can! You definitely want to book tickets way in advance though because it seems to sell out quick. Museum should consider extended hours so everyone who wants to witness these masterpieces are well able to. Plus one can make more money from doing so as well!

This place has a beautiful and special aura. It is fascinating to see the painting in real life. The staff and the circuit is very well organized. You leave your baggage there 10 minutes in advance and with 5 minutes before your visit, you need to be at the door. You get past security and the doors will open automatically when it is scheduled. 15 mins is more than enough to admire the masterpiece. You need to book in advance, so I suggest you check the available places a long time before your journey(around 1-2 months before, but some free places will appear randomly sometimes, so definitely check their website from time to time)

A humbling experience seeing such a celebrated work of art. You can tell they have done their utmost to preserve the piece. The museum itself is small, you get 15 minutes to view the painting. There are some boards with additional information to read after the viewing time has elapsed. For 15 euros it is worth it. Please be aware, the ticket office opens at 08:00am. So if you are booked on the 08:15am visit slot then this is the earliest that you can collect your tickets (the email states the arrive 30 minutes prior to visit slot). Drinks are not permitted inside the museum itself. There are free lockers available, however drinks must be inside a bag and cannot be stored on their own.

The Last Supper was awesome to see in person. We booked a tour to see as it is hard to get tickets through the ticket center. They tend to be sold out well in advance. The maximum amount of people allowed to view is thirty people so you really have plenty of space to see it. They only allow fifteen minutes per session so it moves pretty quick.

We had a guided tour that added a lot of context to this wonderful venue. Exceptionally interesting to see how restoration leveraged such a little remaining original Leonardo paint. It will likely be a little warm in the church but still is an experience that gets you close to medieval art that is pretty cool. Highly recommend getting a touring service to do this. The added context is wonderful