Visit an attractive historical site in Milan and travel through the past, present, and future. Nestled in the cloisters of a Renaissance monastery, discover one of the most important science and technology museums in Europe. See works of art, a fragment of the moon, steam trains, and a submarine. Do not miss the New Galleries, the largest permanent exhibition in the world dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci. A spectacular collection of 170 historical models, works of art, ancient volumes, and immersive installations showcases the complete life and works of Da Vinci, the engineer and humanist. Discover extraordinary objects such as steam trains, the Luna Rossa AC72 catamaran, the brigantine schooner Ebe, the Conte Biancamano transatlantic, and the Enrico Toti submarine. Explore the space area and witness the only moon fragment visible in Italy, as well as the Vega space launcher. Keep an eye on temporary shows and exhibits on energy, materials, communication, transport, and particle physics.

Discover the most iconic and fascinating places in Milan, the city that will host the village of the next winter olympic games in 2026, with the tours on our double-decker buses. Our tickets allow you to start the tour from all our bus stops and don’t forget that you can get on and off whenever you want! Get off and take your time to visit Cenacolo, Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio, Science and Technology Museum, Navigli and more, and get on again on the bus whenever you want. Bad weather? No problems, with our buses you can also enjoy the tour on a rainy day. Are you ready to discover Milan? Here are all the stops of FASHION, DESIGN& LEISURE line: 1. DUOMO Piazza Duomo 2. SCALA Via Manzoni, 3 3. DUGNANI Via Manin, 2 4. REPUBBLICA Piazza della Repubblica 5. STAZIONE CENTRALE Piazza Duca d'Aosta 6. REGIONE Via Melchiorre Gioia, 31 7. GAE AULENTI Via Sturzo 8. MONUMENTALE Via Ceresio, 7 9. ACQUARIO Viale Gadio 10. CASTELLO Piazza Castello, 26 11. CAIROLI Foro Buonaparte, 70 12. CADORNA Via Boccaccio Ang. Via Leopardi 13. CENACOLO Via Caradosso, 1 14. PALEOCAPA Via Paleocapa, 4 15. TRIENNALE Viale Moliere 16. ARCO DELLA PACE Corso Sempione, 4 17. CITY LIFE Piazza 6 Febbraio, 26 18. BUONARROTI Viale Monterosa, 3 19. PAGANO Via del Burchiello 20. CONCILIAZIONE Piazza Conciliazione Ang. Via E. Toti 21. CENACOLO Via Caradosso, 1 22. SANT'AMBORGIO Via Carducci, 16 23. MUSEO SCIENZA Via Olona, 11 24. NAVIGLI Piazza XXIV Maggio, 6 25. PARCO BASILICHE Via Molino delle Armi, 33 26. UNIVERSITA' STUDI Via Sforza, 38 27. SAN BABILA Via Larga, 2 Here are all the stops of MILAN HIGHLIGHTS line: 1. DUOMO Piazza Duomo 2. SCALA Via Manzoni, 3 3. SAN MARCO Via Fatebenefratelli, 5 4. BRERA Via Bontaccio, 2 5. LANZA Via Tivoli, 8 6. CASTELLO Piazza Castello, 26 7. CAIROLI Foro Buonaparte, 70 8. CADORNA Via Boccaccio Ang. Via Leopardi 9. CENACOLO Via Caradosso, 1 10. LITTA Corso Magenta, 24

Discover everything about Leonardo da Vinci on a tour dedicated to his genius. Start the tour with the visit of Atellani's House, a place where Leonardo was hosted upon his arrival in Milan, and the vineyard that Ludovico il Moro, Duke of Milan, gave to Leonardo as gratitude for his work. Next, discover the Renaissance church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, known for its iconic octagonal tribune designed by Bramante. After that, admire Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper, one of the world's most famous paintings and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Learn about the painting technique, history, mysteries and legends surrounding the masterpiece located in the refectory of the adjacent church, Santa Maria delle Grazie. Conclude your day with the visit of the Leonardo da Vinci's Science and Technology National Museum, the largest technical-scientific museum in Italy (one of the largest in Europe), and explore the world's largest collection of machine models based on Leonardo da Vinci's drawings.

Discover the most iconic and fascinating places in Milan, the city that will host the village of the next winter Olympic games in 2026, with the tours on our double-decker buses. Be enchanted by the modernity and the efficiency of the city, comfortably seated on our panoramic buses, listening to the stories and anecdotes of our audio guides. Start the tour from all our bus stops and don’t forget that you can get on and off whenever you want. Get off and take your time to visit Cenacolo, Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio, Science and Technology Museum, Navigli, and more. Then get on the bus again whenever you want. The stops of the tour are: 1. Duomo, 2. Scala, 3. San Marco, 4. Brera, 5. Lanza, 6. Castello, 7. Cairoli, 8. Cadorna, 9. Cenacolo, 10. Litta, 1. Duomo

Explore the largest technical-scientific museum in Italy and one of the largest in Europe with our licensed guide. It own the world's largest collection of machine models based on Leonardo da Vinci's drawings. The museum is divided in macro thematic areas: • Leonardo art&science (includes Leonardo, musical instruments, watchmaking, art collections) • Communication (telecommunications, technologies that matter, space) • Food science & technology. • Materials (aluminum, steel, polymeric materials, basic chemical industry, paper, product life cycle) • Energy (Energy&materials, energy sources and devices, petroleum area, energy system) • Transportation (rail transportation, air transportation, shipping) Take a journey into Leonardo's science by visiting the area dedicated to him in the museum with our guide, and after the guided visit you can continue to explore the museum and be amazed by the discoveries you will make.

Go on an English guided tour of the Leonardo Galleries, the largest permanent exhibition in the world dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci engineer and humanist. A spectacular setting accompanies you on a journey that, starting from the Florence of the fifteenth century, traces the training of Da Vinci and the influence of Tuscan engineers up to his stay in the Milan of the Sforza. A journey through the art of war, work and production, flight, waterways and architecture that ends with a perspective on Da Vinci’s influence on Lombard Renaissance painting and an immersive installation dedicated to drawings of the last period of Da Vinci’s activity. More than 1,300 square meters and 170 historical models, works of art, antique volumes and installations that bring the exhibition’s narrative to life. We do not recommend the tour to children aged under 9. The entrance ticket also allows a free tour of the entire National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci. To get the entrance ticket, you need to exchange your voucher at the Ticket Office.

During your 1.5-hour tour you'll discover the importance of Leonardo as a scientist, researcher, engineer, naturalist, artist, and philosopher. From the many drawings Leonardo produced, dozens of fantastic scale models have been constructed and are shown at this museum. These models include an armored war carriage, a printing press, a fascinating flying ship, and many others. Reconstructions of city environments in the Renaissance, accompanied by vocal comments and music, will inform you about some events of Leonardo's private life, as well as interesting aspects about the social life of his time. Other sections are dedicated to topics ranging from the dream of flight, studies about the canal system in Milan, and war machines and architecture. Towards the end of your experience, admire a gallery of 16th-century paintings created by Italian artists and influenced by the innovations introduced by the "master". Among these paintings sits a surprising 17th-century copy of the Last Supper.

Get on board the Toti Submarine and discover what it is like to live amongst engines, sonar and periscopes. Don’t miss the English visit aboard to relive the sailors’ emotions. Launched in 1967, the Toti was the first submarine built in Italy after World War II. Its job was to patrol the waters of the Mediterranean and detect Soviet submarines. In 1997 it made its last trip and since 2005 it rests here at the Museum. Each guided tour inside the Toti submarine hosts a maximum of 7 people. There are external stairs to access and to leave the submarine. On the inside, the submarine has narrow passages and high steps. There are architectural barriers that prevent access to visitors in wheelchairs and with serious motor disabilities. We do not recommend the tour if you are uncomfortable in tight, dark spaces. For these same reasons we cannot allow on board children aged under 6. Children under the age of 14 must be accompanied by a ticket-holding adult. During the guided tour visitors must wear the safety helmet provided by the tour guide. The entrance ticket also allows a free tour of the entire National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo Da Vinci. To get the entrance ticket, you need to exchange your voucher at the Ticket Office.