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In a humble refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie, discover Leonardo Da Vinci's masterpiece, The Last Supper, that was said to inaugurate the period of High Renaissance Art. The Last Supper is lauded for its deployment of perspective and space as well as the unorthodox techniques. This masterful rendering is imbued with subtle symbolism, biblical references, and influential story-telling, recounts the last Passover meal Jesus Christ shared with his apostles. Explore guided and combo Last Supper Milan tickets and more walking tours in Milan.

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The Last Supper is an extremely complex depiction of the last meal shared by Jesus and his disciples. While visiting, make sure you don’t miss these must-see parts of the paintings.

Meaning ‘Holy Mary of Grace’, Santa Maria delle Grazie is a church and Dominican convent that houses the Last Supper. Built in the Medieval and Renaissance style, it is known for its intricate naves, apse, and facade designed by architects Guiniforte Solari and Donato Bramante. 

Jesus Christ is the protagonist of this work. The use of spatial elements draws the viewer’s focus onto Jesus at the center of this composition. It is said that Da Vinci artfully deployed the one-point perspective to place Jesus’s proverbial right cheek just at the vanishing point of the painting.

The third character on the left of Jesus is Judas Iscariot, the betrayer of Jesus Christ. The painting depicts the moment that Jesus predicts his betrayal. The character of Judas is filled with allegorical and culturally significant metaphors. It is said that Da Vinci spent considerable time searching for a criminal to use his likeness for the depiction of Judas.

In the same refectory you will see Giovanni Donato da Montorfano’s best-known work - ‘Crucifixion’ on the opposite wall facing Da Vinci’s The Last Supper. The painting depicts the crucifixion of Christ along with two thieves, along with a host of other details.

When you are done viewing the Last Supper, you might want to check out these other attractions in Milan to get the most out of the city. Here are the best things to do in Milan:

The Duomo di Milano, more commonly referred to as the Milan Cathedral, is one of the most iconic and well-known symbols of the city. It is a gothic-style cathedral that stands majestically in the center of Milan and has held a prominent place in Italian history since its construction began in 1386. Visit this icon with Duomo Milan tickets.

The Sforza Castle served as a stronghold of power for many noble families over the centuries. Today, this incredible castle still stands proudly in its grandeur, now renovated to include a museum that features works from iconic Italian artists such as Leonardo da Vinci and Raphael. Visit this Italian landmark with Castello Sforzesco tickets.

The Leonardo3 Museum in Milan, Italy, is a unique and interactive museum dedicated to the genius of Leonardo da Vinci. Located next to the iconic Duomo di Milano, it offers visitors an illuminating and in-depth look into the life and work of this extraordinary artist, scientist, inventor, and engineer. Visit this place with Leonardo3 Museum admission tickets.

While Leonardo da Vinci was working on the Last Supper, the Duke of Milan,  Ludovico il Moro, gifted him a vineyard very close to the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie. It was given as a tribute to Da Vinci who had created many admirable works for the Duke. Visit with Leonardo Vineyard tickets.

Explore the great city of Milan through a variety of tours. Take a Hop-On Hop-Off sightseeing tour and view various landmarks at your convenience. Go on walking tours to see the best of Milan or even hop on a bike to view hidden gems in the city.  While you’re at it take a day trip go for a day trip to exotic places like Bergamo, Genoa, and Portofino. All this and more with Milan tours.