Leonardo's Last Supper Museum

You only had 15 mins in the museum and you have to arrive 15 mins before to verify your tickets with passport. If you are really interested then I think it’s worth the trip.

Ctrip's e-tickets are very convenient. We booked for 2:15 PM and arrived 10 minutes late, so we needed to go to the office to get a new entry time. It's easier this time since it's the off-season, but it might be harder during peak season. Please try to be punctual. No flash photography or videography is allowed during the 15-minute visit; management is very strict. The museum has free restrooms, and you can also browse the bookstore. The Church of Our Lady of Grace next door is free to enter.

This was the only website where I could get the Lats Supper tickets couple of days before the visit. Confirmation took about a day and we got our tickets. You should do everything as it is written on the ticket. I am glad that I was able to see this masterpiece in real life. 😊

It costs 15 euros to buy a ticket yourself, but you can't get one. There are only a few shows a day, and only 15-20 people can enter each show. It's reasonable to charge a service fee. It's very convenient, saving you from waiting for tickets. Each show is 15 minutes, and the photos are taken randomly. There is only one room. Bring your passport. There are only 2 paintings in the room. The paintings are directly on the wall.

Leonardo da Vinci's "The Last Supper" is the pinnacle of the Renaissance. The composition is exquisite, and the postures and expressions of the twelve disciples and Jesus are different. Judas' panic and Peter's excitement are portrayed vividly. The use of perspective gives the picture a strong sense of depth, as if you can walk into that sacred and tense moment. It is not only an artistic treasure, but also condenses the complex tension between religion and human nature. Every time you watch it, you will have new insights.

It's worth going! The murals are amazing! It's really convenient to buy tickets on Ctrip! ! ! I recommend buying tickets here if you can't get them! This Last Supper is really very, very well painted! Fortunately, you can take pictures! !

I'd never been able to get tickets on the official website, but this time, thanks to Ctrip, I finally got a glimpse of the dinner. We were allowed into the dining hall in batches, limited to 15 minutes. The murals we saw had been restored several times. The mural directly across from the dinner was also quite nice.

The Last Supper in France is expensive, but worth a visit