Monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie Review

It is a beautiful church next to the Cenacolo. You can enjoy architecture and decoration. There is also the image of the Peruvian Saint Martin who was the first black saint of the Americas.

You must book at least 3 months in advance to see the last dinner.

The appearance is quite characteristic, but the inside is very ordinary church. Lost Da Vinci's "The Last Supper" is here, but unfortunately it is independent here.

Stupendous church with a strong renaissance style dictated by Bramante.

If it is the first entrance in the morning even if there is no reservation even if it is lucky, may it enter? It is likely that you can not enter without an appointment from the afternoon.

Church. rebuilt in the apse by Branante, an exceptional example of the Lombard birth.
A beautiful cloister (of frogs) sacristy ve refettorio..dove since 1498 is preserved the Cenacolo Vinciamo.

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Last Supper
By Leonardo da Vinci

The mural is in the room that is sober and quiet.
I do not need words.

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Last Supper
By Leonardo da Vinci

The mural is in the room that is sober and quiet.
I do not need words.

Great!

Leonardo s Last supper is magnificent and awe inspiring. Most don t recognize that it is a mural that has gone through restoration. It is very impressive. But it s really one of the two works to see at the site.

If you want to see the last supper buy tickets in advance (like at least 2/3 weeks), otherwise you wont be able to get tickets in the day. You can try your luck early in the morning, but you need to be lucky.

Definitely worth going see the painting of the Last Supper I was really surprised at the size of the painting. I would recommend booking the tickets in advance

Very nice, but to visit the cenacle there is to book and you have to keep in mind that at least 2 months pass

Worth the trip to see The Last Supper. Make sure to get reservations in advance.

It is worth entering and see the works, highly recommended

Mystical. I am not a religious person, but I have to admit that it is very worth it, the place has an atmosphere and gives a feeling like mystique. Michelangelo is a unique artist

Worth seeing, but the highlight is not the church :)

Pictures of Leonardo da Vinci's 'The Last Supper' is being drawn to historical places.

I guess there can t be a lot of opinions, although can. We ve been very lucky there was a free slot in tour. Worth visiting both and plan ticketing ahead - Might be 10 instead of 25 .

Very beautiful. Not for nothing the second Italian site to become part of UNESCO. So much history on this place where for many years Leonardo stayed while he was painting the Last Supper. The church is a bit dark inside but with 2 euros you can light up. I would go there on a sunny day towards the sunset to see it with both natural and artificial light. Attention to the timetable. After 17.55 tourists are not welcome since the religious function begins (inquire about orarimagari change according to the season). Even the illuminated outside (see photo) is spectacular.

Leonardo Da Vinci the Last Supper. Absolutely worth seeing!

Renaissance church with gothic details worth visiting in Milan

A beautiful experience, visit the Cenacolo Vinciano, many emotions.

Beautiful moment to visit full of beautiful works of art

A beauty ... in any case everything that is ecclesial is advisable to do it in principle if one shares the creed. And only for the architectural

To see "The Last Supper" you must book at least 10 days before ...

Unfortunately, there are no tickets for local tourists. These were sold out for the next 2 weeks. So we could not look at the probably beautiful church and the last supper. Next time I'm back in Milan and maybe we'll get tickets, my rating will certainly improve.

Amazing church from both the outside and inside. Loved the small courtyard next to it with its "singing" fountain. Enchanting!

I suggest to visit it with the guide, however fantastic

See the last dinner painted by Leonardo Da Vinci is spectacular.

Beautiful church.
Just be warned, if you want to see the Last Supper, you have to book in advanced.

It is of infinite beauty, testifying to the value of the mind and the realization capacity of mankind.

Always beautiful, bright and interesting.
The cloister is beautiful and for a few days, in the sacristy frescoed by Bramante, the photographic exhibition dedicated to the works of Leonardo

the cloister of the bramante .. one of the stages of this magnificent five hundredth anniversary dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci .. a thousand and one thousand discoveries .. it seems to never end to visit it, to know it .. many initiatives to share its wonders with the world! the Cloister of Santa Maria delle Grazie brings back the past and the grandeur of unparalleled Masters!

Being able to admire this marvel of Leonardo's genius allows you to be part of the history and the most touching scene of Christianity. I could not hold back the tears from emotion. It is necessary to book well in advance, even online. At the Upper Room it is allowed to enter only for small groups: after passing in control of the bags (you can not bring inside the bottle of water), you go through a corridor divided by 3 sliding doors. The visit lasts no more than 15 minutes.

Beautiful and very suggestive, and a few meters away is Leonardo's vineyard another fantastic place

The Cene di Leornado da Vinci before your eyes. Reservation required for a visit of 15 minutes max to admire the fresco, in the calm.

The Last Supper. I had a reservation and it was really cool. I do not think it's a masterpiece.

The original The Last Supper painting at Inside the church.
The entrance need 2-3 week prior reserve online .....

After visiting this stunning church, you are led to the refectory in which lies one of the most famous paintings of Renaissance Italy- Da Vinci's Last Supper.
The painting is a masterpiece and no art or history lover should visit Milan and not see it.
Well worth it!

A church in pure Lombard Romanesque style. The surrounding area is also very beautiful.

The Last Supper and Leonardo da Vinci are universally famous, but seeing the work from life (even if the visit lasts only for 15 minutes) gives a real emotion. The only UNESCO site in Milan!

AMAZING! The architecture is powerful, the space inside is amazing, you can sit after walking around the city and give rest to your feet, put a candle (0.5 and 1 , without any sellers of church shops there, as we have everything on trust), think and pray, soak up the silence , beauty and greatness. Admire the beautiful Finnish 15th century, the same age as the temple. And the location is 5 minutes away from the center (park, Sforzo Palace).
In general, be sure to stop by and get aesthetic pleasure !!!

Very expensive visit, you need to book by phone a few days before. However, it contains one of the most famous frescoes by Leonardo da Vinci: the last supper.

I could not see the painting The Last Supper.

Reserve advance tickets, if possible

Superb to take your breath away, each side chapel a work of art and spectacular frescoes !!!!!!

Reservation required !! Getting a ticket locally is ridiculous. Book absolutely. It's easy to make a reservation over the phone if you are sad that you have failed to make an online reservation! The reservation probability is higher!
I don't know how much time I'm going for 15 minutes and I'm addicted to painting!

To see Leonardo's experimental work on such scale is a privilege, but the tour experience offers little more than 'just photograph it and go'. My questions were not welcomed and was hurried out reluctantly without adequate time to enjoy the painting.

We visited to view The last supper! The painting is good to see once! To preserve it the lights are very low inside and it reduces the effective visualisation. Anyways worth for one visit.

Very nice warm and welcoming church .....
Then there is a small detail
Leonardo's last supper

The church of Santa Maria delle Grazie is located in the populated area of Magenta. Built at the end of the 15th century, it underwent several reforms very soon after its construction, affecting the cloister and the apse. Its colorful dome was attributed for a long time to Bramante, although today it is thought that its author was Giovanni Antonio Amadeo. In his interior they emphasize several works of Gaudenzio Ferrari, Bramantino, Bernardino Zenale and Bernardino Butinone, although the most important work that received was the coronacion of thorns, of Tiziano, today in the Museum of the Louvre. The highlight of the church is the refectory, which is not accessible from it, which is the famous fresco of The Last Supper, executed by Leonardo da Vinci in 1494. During World War II, due to the bombing, the refectory was destroyed, although miraculously the wall that contained the work of Leonardo was saved. The entrance to the church is free, and the opening hours, every day, from 07.00 to 12.00 and from 15.00 to 19.00 hours on weekdays, and from 07.30 to 12.30 and from 15.30 to 21.00 hours on holidays. To contemplate The Last Supper, we will have to do it through the Vinciano Cenacle, located to the left of the main door, upon reservation and payment of 10.

Very nice chapel. Reserve in advance if you wish to enter the dinner to see the last dinner. Very bad information in lanpagina. I almost didn't say that fenrero 2020 was closed

The visit to the place was motivated by the wait to see the work of Leonardo Da Vinci - "Last Supper".

The upper room is spectacular but the staff at the entrance are vulgar and rude, while the security officers do not check anything ... Shame

Location for last supper painting , please not it's not inside the church. It's before the church in museum. And closed on Monday s

The last supper I expected most of sightseeing in Italy. Unlike imagination, it was modernly managed.

Purchase tickets in advance of your visit. Their sign says 2 weeks.I suggest 3 months prior to arriving in Milan. Nice walk, did not buy gelato!