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Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci
Science Museum, Museum, and Art Museum
Magenta - San Vittore, Milano
Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci
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"Leonardo da Vinci."(7 Tips)
"Do remember that there is a separate ticket for Toti submarine."(4 Tips)
"Good visit for people who like science and technology."(3 Tips)
"Very good museum for both kids and adults."(2 Tips)
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Emel BayraktarSeptember 7, 2015a spectacular museum, interactive. You can play many little games to learn and see beatiful scientific and technologic materials. Entrance fee is 10 €. 3-4 hours to visit. See Leonardo's models.
Patricia OliveiraMarch 24, 2019If you visit museum in a sunny day you deserve (need) to go to Q.B icecream. Is close to museum (less than 1min walking), amazing icecream and the price is very cheap. Tip: Try the pistacchio flavor.
AnnAJanuary 17, 2017Fascinating to see all inventions of da Vinci. The museum also has some exhibits that visitors can touch and build.
Rick DoesburgOctober 13, 2014This is a huge museum. I've never seen a museum this big. It's room after room and floor after floor. It even goes on outside. All kinds of things to see. Paintings, IT stuff, Trains, Boats, Cars etc
Zeynep SarptirMarch 15, 2018If you like tech museums, when you arrive at Milan first of all visit this museum. We've arrieved arround 16.50 pm on thursday, paid half price for the tickets because museum will be close at 17.00 pm
Kyriaki VasilakiJune 9, 2017An absolute must-see museum not only for technology enthusiasts, but for everyone who likes to see what people used and the evolution of various components/appliances/tools/perspectives.
- Pink 386June 13, 2021See the genius works of Leonardo da Vinci not only a artist but a inventor as well. Selection of exhibits including steam trains, submarine, various types of machinery for manufacturing with metal.
- Pink 386June 13, 2021Large museum, you need at least 3 to 4 hours to see everything. Very interesting to see Leonardo’s creations. Good visit for people who like science and technology.
Martin OplockýSeptember 9, 2017Huge museum, great exhibitions. Totally worth for the money, even great for train lovers in rail section. Not far from Santa Maria delle Grazie, you can merge with the tour.
Carlo BecchiNovember 16, 2015Science lovers rejoice! The Science museum is excellent and breathtaking. While it lacks the vastity of kids' play area of some of its international counterparts, its big and thrilling. Exp. IT & TLC- Yaroslav KabashniyMay 19, 2016Very good museum for both kids and adults. A lot of interactive pieces, artifacts are surrounded by explanations that give bigger picture.
- Amit GaharwarFebruary 14, 2016The Vinci collection is good. Kids though will love the railways and the air collection. Do remember that there is a separate ticket for Toti submarine. Reach via M2 at Ambrogio station.
Hanneke FialkaMarch 3, 2019Visiting with kids, only Leonardo and the submarine. Sparse descriptions, no shortcuts, many dead ends. it didn't come to live. The museum felt like a labyrinth and for us it didn't come to live.
AnjaJanuary 2, 2015Bring your own food. The museum is huge, so you will be hungry. Fortunately, there is a room for picnic, also you can buy anything in machines.
Milan OndrášekAugust 18, 2015Great way to spend hot summer days. Very interesting museum. Duration 2-3 hours to see all pavilions. Highly recommended.
Michelle A.March 6, 2016Come and see many of Leonardo da Vinci's inventions and sketches here. It's amazing! They also have kids programs and free wifi!
Annette KuprienkoOctober 22, 2013there are a lot of exhibits, some of comments are only in Italian. Da Vinci pictures, sketches and models are also presented. be ready to spend there at least 2 hours
Miltos TrOctober 12, 2016Great museum but it seems neglected. It's huge, you'll need a day to see everything. Children friendly.
EviJuly 5, 2016Take your family and go spend the day. Amazing concepts, wanted to try all the labs and explore everything 😍- Milano è TurismoAugust 24, 2012The collections present the historical development of science and technology, and explore the complex relationship between man and machine, starting from Leonardo da Vinci. http://tinyurl.com/d3bz6g6
- Gavin AdamAugust 14, 2016Amazing museum. Well worth the €10 entry. One of the best museums I have seen!
Italia.itNovember 16, 20124 car place reserved for disabled people. Secondary entrance for disabled people with stair-lift. Bathrooms suitable on ground floor and +1. Lift: door 80 cm wide, 121x96 cm wide, all floors
Jacek WisłockiMarch 20, 2011This is really great place to visit, a wonderland. I wish I came here early in the morning - it's impossible to see everything properly in 3 hours ;)
Charis PapadopoulosApril 10, 2013One of the best museums in Milan! You need at least three hours to see everything!
Alfonso FuggettaOctober 14, 2016Wonderful place to learn and enjoy your time, for both kids and adults.
Maria AntichMarch 3, 2017We expected the Museum to be more interactive. Frankly, kids were quite bored. The Submarine and couple of halls were closed. No cafe inside, you have to go out for lunch.
DMGSeptember 29, 2010This is a wonderland of science and technology. The entire museum will pique the interest of your inner scientist, but the Da Vinci models are particularly captivating.
Vanessa RuedaApril 9, 2015the only part that make sense is the one with sailing ships. What a pity a museum where DaVinci's memory seem more like high school homeworks
Andrea BoscaroSeptember 26, 2014Excellent place to visit with kids, particularly the trains/aircrafts/boats area- Vanessa RuedaMay 29, 2016heart breaker. You think you'll find a gem and instead you find a high school presentation everywhere. It's a shame
Discipline DesignApril 13, 2012Greatest scientific discoveries came from the observation of nature. Great design is inspired by Nature.
Danilo Crnogorac [SU7]May 23, 2015
Marco PapaleFebruary 1, 2012S.Vittore Street reachable by bus or subway, line MM2 Sant'Ambrogio Station.
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Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnologia Leonardo da Vinci
Via San Vittore, 21
20123 Milano Lombardia
Italia
20123 Milano Lombardia
Italia
Il Museo viene ufficialmente inaugurato il 15 febbraio 1953 con la mostra su Leonardo da Vinci.
Closed until 9:30 AM Tuesday (Show more)
- Tue–Fri
- 9:30 AM–5:00 PM
- Sat–Sun
- 9:30 AM–6:30 PM
+39 02 485551
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"Lovely structure housing numerous interesting exhibitions. The cafe is worth checking out too"
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"Very impressive exhibit. Very large, full of displays, may take a lot of time to get through. Worth it, inexpensive ticket prices."
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