Leonardo da Vinci Hotel Milan

... and not posted anywhere). DAY 2 For the second day in Milan we had a reservation to see The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci. Milan has pretty much adopted da Vinci as their patron artist. Since our reservation was not until 2:15 PM we first ...

... time intervals)...so - there! :)       There is another thing not to be missed in Milan - Leonardo da Vinci's mural painting  Last Supper  (known in Italy as Cenacolo Vinciano)...but! unlike the Duomo, it could be ...

... Santa Maria delle Grazie, the location of the church that houses one of the world's great masterpieces, The Last Supper of Leonardo Da Vinci. I had a 5:45 PM reservation, the end of a great day of seeing some sights in Italy's second largest city, the ...

... behind the museum and then went to the Castello Sfozesco, which used to be the residence of the ruling family in Milan and has ceilings painted by Leonardo da Vinci.  We had to finish our day by 1pm so that we could meet back with the rest of the ...

... Sforzeco is big, impressive, but not very beautiful unless large areas of dirty brickwork please the eye. The Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci is housed in a museum, which is a part of the Benedictine Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie.  It is easy ...

... few things I can see worth doing but simply walking around and exploring the city is satisfying enough. Fortunately Milan seemed to be a hometown for Leonardo Da Vinci as this place has a fair amount of his works, including the Last Supper...So if your ...

... the real ones for several hundred Euros (thank god for Thailand and all it's dodgy rip off's!).  Missed out on seeing Leonardo Da Vinci's 'The Last Supper' painting, as all the viewing sessions were sold out, but as I mentioned to Tiff at the time, ...

... the trour was at the Santa Maria delle Grazie Church.  It is where, in the dining hall of the attached monastery, Leonardo Da Vinci painted the famous "The Last Supper."  Seeing it is, without doubt, one of those moments I will always remember. ...

... fortunately no rain, so off we went on our walking tour again. We walked over to the Cenacolo Venciano where Leonardo Da Vinci's famous masterpiece, which he completed in 1498, is housed. Unfortunately there were no open slots for visits as the museum ...

... much colder at home!)   Finally after a morning of walking around, we went to Santa Maria delle Grazie where Leonardo Da Vinci ' s The Last Supper painting is.   This is a fresco style painting and because of this it is deteriorating ...

... and looked around.   Finally after a morning of walking around, we went to Santa Maria delle Grazie where Leonardo Da Vinci ' s "The Last Supper" fresco is.  It is deteriorating quickly.  Luca said that within the next year ...

... , Lucern Milan is on the way back to our flight out of Zurich and we have a walking tour of Milan that culminates with a viewing of Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper".  We were not really expecting much of Milan and it has really surprised us. ...

... ; I took so many pictures.  I'll try to post some up later.   After the Duomo we went to the Leonardo Da Vinci Museum of Science Technology.  I honestly didn't think it was that great.  After that we went to the Castello ...

See Leonardo's da Vinci's Last Supper along with many other Milan highlights on these walking and minivan tours. Your ticket even allows you to skip the line when you visit this world-famous ...

... .  We hopped on the subway to the only must-see attraction of this jetlag day, L'Ultima Cena (The Last Supper) fresco by Leonardo da Vince at the church of Santa Maria della Grazie.  Yes, this is the same famous fresco in the Da Vinci Code and ...

Buonogiorno, Today we tried to see if we go see Leonardo da Vinci Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie.  After walking what seem like 2 miles from the metro stop we found the museum.  It was closed and they had sign posted all in Italian. ...

... that is. Lesly and I took another road (and rail) trip last weekend.  This time we went to Milano to view Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpiece, the "Last Supper" (“L'Ultima Cena“).  We left Siena on Friday morning (April 30) at 6:30AM on ...

Five hundred years ago, Leonardo da Vinci stretched out on makeshift scaffolding in the dining hall of the convent Santa Maria della Grazie, and stared at the same fresco plaster for four years, 1494-1498. Often, his brushes flew across the irregular ...

... contains one of the most popular and well known images of western civilization.......Thats right the "Last Supper(or cenacolo) of Leonardo da Vinci. It is sealed in rooms that control the air so that the painting lasts longer. What was interesting was ...