Skip-the-Line The Last Supper:
Leonardo da Vinci’s fresco depicts one of the most famous New Testament scenes when Jesus announced an apostle would betray him. Capturing the emotions of the moment, The Last Supper is considered an unconventional piece of art for its time.

The experimental method by which it was painted led to conservation issues, and the painting was subject to major restoration and visitor restrictions. Today, visitors must prebook with a ticket such as this, and groups are limited to just 25 at a time.

Skip past the long entrance lines and head inside to see the iconic mural close-up, in all its restored glory. Your ticket allows you to spend a maximum of 15 minutes in The Last Supper room.

The Brera Art Gallery (Pinacoteca):
The Pinacoteca is the main museum of Milan, and one of the most important of the world for its prestigious collection of ancient and modern painting. The exceptional collection of art works is shown in 31 rooms of the first floor. Rooms are chronologically and geographically organized by regional schools of painting.