Leonardo's Last Supper Museum (with baby)
How Baby-Friendly is Leonardo's Last Supper Museum?
What makes it 36% Baby-Friendly: Babies are allowed but strollers stay in lockers, no changing or nursing areas exist, and the strict 15-minute stay demands quiet, so parents must use a carrier and manage care elsewhere.
Positives:
- Short visit time: The 15-minute viewing slot fits a baby’s schedule.
- Free baby entry: Children under 18 enter free with required reservation.
Challenges:
- No baby facilities: There is no diaper-changing room or nursing area inside.
- No strollers inside: Strollers must stay in lockers or at the entrance storage.
What is Leonardo's Last Supper Museum?
- A museum housed in the 15th-century refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie in Milan, preserving Leonardo da Vinci’s mural The Last Supper
- A center dedicated to the conservation, study and exhibition of one of the Renaissance’s most iconic artworks
- An integral component of a UNESCO World Heritage site that unites a historic church, cloister and art institution
What is so special about Leonardo's Last Supper Museum for with baby?
- Quick 15-minute fresco view ideal for families with a baby
- Advanced booking needed; baby entry is free
- Official app and brochure provide engaging background
- Free church visit nearby extends the outing
- Packing light and using a carrier eases museum rules
Note: Leonardo's Last Supper Museum is 36% Baby-Friendly. You may want to consider other Baby-Friendly Things to Do in Milan for a more suitable experience.
Recommended visit duration: 1–2 hours
Why 1–2 hours visit duration is ideal for with baby: Includes time to store strollers, view the fresco, and explore the church at a relaxed pace with a baby.
Baby-Friendly Activities in Leonardo's Last Supper Museum
View The Last Supper:
Spend 15 minutes in the refectory admiring Leonardo’s mural.
Tip: Use a baby carrier, leave strollers and bulky bags in free lockers before entry.
Use official app & brochure:
Learn key details with multilingual audio and text.
Tip: Download the app before arrival and pick up the free brochure at the ticket desk.
Explore Santa Maria delle Grazie church:
Wander the attached church and courtyard.
Tip: Visit before or after the refectory tour; benches offer a spot to rest and feed your baby.
When is the best time to visit Leonardo's Last Supper Museum (Milan, Italy)?
Book at least one month ahead for spring and summer. On the first Sunday of each month entry is free (reservation still required).
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Reviews of Leonardo's Last Supper Museum (Milan)
David Kirby
I brought thru Musement on line tour of the Last Supper around £62 ( Sept 2025 prices). Tour lasts approx 1 hour and you have only 15 mins to see the picture once you are in the room. It was well worth it as our guide told us everything about the painting. I met him with others outside for the 11:30 tour and was told about Leonardo and how busy he was, and hence how long he took to paint the pictu...
Harmesh Banga
Seeing The Last Supper at the Monastery of Santa Maria delle Grazie was truly a once-in-a-lifetime moment for me. No photo or book could ever prepare you for the feeling of standing in front of Leonardo’s masterpiece. The atmosphere is quiet and almost sacred—you can sense the history in the room. I felt completely in awe, almost like time had stopped, just taking in the details and the emotion on...
Carlos Rodríguez
Bought tickets through “get your guide app” no wait at all was able to go inside quickly and see this amazing mural. My guide was very knowledgeable and highly recommend it.
Thomas Winslett
The mural is heavily degraded but is still worth a visit if you have the time while in Milan. You must buy tickets on-line ahead and they sell out fast. Each group of about 25 people is let into the room for 15 minutes. It is a large room (former dining hall) so it doesn't feel crowded. You need to check-in at the ticket office. They will give you a listening device so you can hear your guide. You...
Ștefana Ioana Mihăilescu
We had the experience of a tour and workshop combination . It’s definitely something worth paying for. We had a tour guide named Erika C. and she was amazing, answered all our questions. I definitely recommend buying tickets months before you go.
Typical Budget for a Family of 3 (2 Adults + 1 Baby)
| Item | Cost (Approx.) |
|---|---|
| Adult ticket (age 18+) | EUR 15 |
| Adult ticket (age 18+) | EUR 15 |
| Baby ticket (under 18) | EUR 0 |
| Lockers | EUR 0 |
| Total Estimated | EUR 30 |
Note: All prices are indicative and may vary. Please check directly with the venue for the most accurate and up-to-date information.
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How to Make the Most of Your Visit to Leonardo's Last Supper Museum
- Use a baby carrier: A carrier is easier than a stroller in the small refectory.
- Feed before entry: Use nearby cafés or the church area to change and feed your baby ahead of time.
Map of Leonardo's Last Supper Museum
Address: Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie, 2, 20123 Milano MI, Italy
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