Santa Maria delle Grazie Entrance Fee

Santa Maria delle Grazie is a historic church in Milan, Italy, known for its stunning architecture and religious significance. 

Within the church complex, the refectory or the Last Supper Museum houses one of the world’s most famous and revered artistic masterpieces, Leonardo da Vinci’s Last Supper.

Entry to Santa Maria delle Grazie is free for everyone. There is no Santa Maria delle Grazie entrance fee.

During the Santa Maria delle Grazie church opening hours, you can marvel at its magnificent architecture and artistic treasures without any cost.

However, it’s important to note that to see Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic masterpiece, ‘The Last Supper,’ there is a fee. 

The Last Supper is housed in the Santa Maria delle Grazie refectory, which requires a ticket for entry. 

While the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie entrance fee is not applicable, the renowned painting by Leonardo da Vinci can only be viewed by purchasing a ticket specifically for the refectory.

The refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie entry fee depends on the visitor demographics.

You can purchase the tickets for viewing the Last Supper from the official museum website for the lowest cost.

The refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie admission fees for various age groups are as follows – 

Adult ticket (25 years and above): €15 ($16)
Youth ticket (18 to 25 years): €2 ($2)
Child ticket (upto 18 years): Free Entry

EU and non-EU citizens under 18 years of age can enjoy free admission to the museum, as well as school teaching staff with proper certification. 

Please note that the Refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie entry tickets are available online but fill quickly.

It is important to reserve your tickets months in advance for the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie admission.

Also, there is a limit of 18 people every 15 minutes to visit the refectory daily to protect the mural from dust and particles causing its deterioration.

If you want last-minute access to the painting, Last Supper guided tours provide a convenient option while offering valuable insights into the significance of Leonardo da Vinci’s famous painting. 

These tours come in various forms and cater to different preferences.

The one-hour Last Supper guided tour is the most popular choice. 

Other options cover comprehensive experiences, including 

• The Santa Maria delle Grazie church and Last Supper painting tour
• The city tour that incorporates the Last Supper Museum
• The specialized tour explores Leonardo da Vinci’s other works and landmarks in Milan.

Also, a skip-the-line entry ticket to the Santa Maria delle Grazie museum allows you to explore at your own pace without a tour guide. 

Whether you choose a guided tour or independent exploration, these options provide opportunities to appreciate the iconic Last Supper and its historical context.

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