MUSEUMS & GALLERIES
The pick of the collection, reviewed.
A hand-picked shortlist of the 13 leonardo & renaissance museums travellers rate highest, with the prices, the run times and who you actually book each one through.
Florence Leonardo Interactive Museum. Operate Da Vinci machines and build bridges and domes with a multilingual audio guide. About 1 hour.
Most PopularHands-on Leonardo da Vinci machines in Florence. Try working replicas, build models in workshops, and learn via a multi-language audio guide.
“We really enjoyed seeing and interacting with the inventions. Skip the line was great and this was good value.”
Milan’s Leonardo da Vinci Museum ticket lets you explore the New Galleries plus trains, ships, submarines, and the space area with a moon fragment.
Leonardo3 in Milan brings Da Vinci’s ideas to life with 200+ interactive 3D machines, a digital Last Supper, and an audio guide.
Ticket for Venice’s Interactive Leonardo da Vinci Museum with hands-on machines, Earth/Water/Air/Fire themes, and anatomy plus art replicas.
See Leonardo da Vinci’s inventions come to life at Milan’s Leonardo3 museum with 200+ interactive 3D machines and an optional audioguide.
“Very educational, easy to get to, loved that I could had headphones telling me about the display in any language I wanted, amazing value for money”
A fast, small-group tour of Florence’s Accademia and Uffizi with timed admission, expert guiding, earphones, and optional Tuscan lunch.
“The museums of course are spectacular. The guides were outstanding, the organization of the tour segments failed miserably.”
Pre-book your Florence Leonardo da Vinci museum ticket for skip-the-line entry and see over 50 working machines in 1–1.5 hours.
“Well developed demonstration of DaVinci inventions. Covers his contributions in music, art, architecture, anatomy and military defense.”
Get fast entry to Florence’s Leonardo Interactive Museum. Hands-on machines, anatomy, and backlit art in about 1–1.5 hours.
“Great museum not too big, very hands on, friendly staff. Good for kids and focusses on Da Vinci’s inventions with the possibility of building some models too.”
Florence’s Leonardo da Vinci Museum with 120+ models, 50 hands-on stations, and three floors of interactive science for all ages.
Self-guided Leonardo da Vinci Experience near St. Peter’s. Guaranteed entry, five room walkthrough with multi-language audio, great for families.
“Very interesting but much smaller than I expected. Hands on things for everyone to try and to look at.”
5-day Florence Museum Pass with skip-the-line entry to Accademia and Uffizi, plus open access to Pitti Palace and Boboli Gardens.
Small-group Uffizi and Accademia walking tour with timed entry, skip-the-line access, and an art historian guide in Florence.
“The line skipping is worth the price of the ticket - we passed a long line of others waiting to enter for both the Uffizi and the Academia. Our guide was very informative and knowledgeable. It was an excellent experience.”
