Skip the line tickets to Leonardo Da Vinci Experience

Take an amazing journey exploring the Genius of Leonardo da Vinci, passing through his wonders of Engineering, Art and Mystery. Admire a full size reproduction of The Last Supper the controversial painting cited in Dan Brown's novel The Da Vinci Code.
Learn why Leonardo da Vinci is recognised as one of the greatest genii ever existed.

Did you know that over 500 years ago he designed flying machines, robots, submarines, underwater breathing equipment, the unsupported suspension bridge and machines which work on solar energy?

Visit the Leonardo da Vinci Experience @ the Vatican to see 50 of his inventions built according to Leonardo's projects.

Imagine a photo besides Leonardo's Helicopter or Amoured Tank?

Try out Da Vinci's machines and understand how his ingenius ideas are still utilised in modern days.

Digging and lifting equipment, the sewing machine, the bicycle, waterskiis, the machine gun.... and so many more!!

Walk into Leonardo's room of Mirrors and learn how his Study of Light inspired the invention of Photography and Projection.

Last but not least, Leonardo da Vinci is one of the greatest artists ever and has produced numerous masterpieces which can be seen in museums all over the world. The Exhibition Gallery gives visitors a unique opportunity to admire 20 certified reproductions painted by prominent Vatican Museum restoration Florence artists from Bottega Tifernate.

Admire the two versions of the Virgin of the Rocks, the originals of which are located at the Louvre and London’s National Gallery respectively; the Lady with an Ermine, the painting with which Leonardo revolutionised classical portraiture through the use of an innovative position of the torso of the model, Cecilia Gallerani; the two versions of the Madonna of the Yarnwinder and the Annunciation, which has obvious errors of perspective such as Mary’s disproportionate arms, which Leonardo wanted in anticipation of the “awkward” placement of the work.

The exhibition is a veritable experience. Never before has the public had the chance to view in one go so many works by Leonardo, including the MONA LISA. BBC will shortly be transmitting an interview with the artist on the reproduction of The Mona Lisa before it is deliver to the exhibition in September 2016.

An experience not to be missed!