National Museum Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci: Tickets

National Museum Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci Tickets and Information

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• ‍National Museum Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci Address: 21, Via San Vittore, 20123, Milan.
• Opening Hours: Tuesday - Friday: 10:00 - 16:00 | Saturday & Sunday: 10:00 - 17:00 | Monday: Closed

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Is The Museum Worth Visiting

• It’s one of the most popular attractions in the city.

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What You See When Visiting The Museum

• Thousands of models based on da Vinci’s sketches.

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About National Museum Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci

The National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci (Museo Nazionale Scienza e Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci) is one of Europe’s most fascinating and extensive science museums!

Named after Leonardo da Vinci, the Renaissance master and polymath, known for his contributions to art, science, engineering, and anatomy, making this museum a fitting tribute to his diverse genius!

The museum is spread across several buildings, including a former 16th-century monastery, and it offers something for all ages and interests, from ancient science and technology exhibits to modern scientific innovations.

Key Attractions and Exhibits

1. Leonardo da Vinci Galleries: Dedicated to Leonardo’s vast array of inventions and designs. With replicas of his machines, based on his original drawings which showcase his advanced ideas on flight, engineering, and hydraulics.
2. Enrico Toti Submarine: The museum’s crown jewel, the Enrico Toti is a retired Italian submarine that you can enter to get a first hand look at life aboard a submarine!
3. Space Exploration: This exhibit covers human space travel history, including real artefacts from various space missions, such as satellites, rockets, and space suits!
4. Rail Transport and Locomotives: Step back in time with a look at Italy’s train history. The museum has a range of restored locomotives and carriages that illustrate the development of rail travel.
5. Aviation Collection: Featuring aircraft from different eras, including propeller planes, fighter jets, and the original fuselage of Italy's first aircraft.
6. Energy and Physics Exhibit: Discover how electricity and energy have shaped modern society through interactive displays, original inventions, and cutting-edge research on sustainable energy.
7. Biotechnology and Genetics Lab: This hands-on area is great for kids and adults alike, with activities centred on genetics, DNA, and the science of life.
8. ‍Temporary Exhibits and Workshops: Regularly changing temporary exhibits bring fresh content, often on contemporary science topics like artificial intelligence, robotics, and green technologies.