History & Heritage

The Last Supper self-guided audio tour

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Language: English, Italian, French, Spanish, German

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Why you’ll love this…

Discover Last Supper at your own pace
Enjoy having your personal on-demand guide provided by this digital solution
Be completely independent from guides, schedules and groups

What to expect

Explore the Last Supper at your own pace with this exclusive self-guided experience!

You will discover The Last Supper, created by the famous Leonardo da Vinci, and one of the most recognized works of art in history. Housed in Santa Maria delle Grazie, it is one of the most precious gems not only of the city of Milan, but of the whole world. An enormous number of tourists come to Milan each year to discover one of the most famous paintings in the Western world, which has been proudly displayed since the 15th century.

Thanks to your self-guided audio tour, you will discover the history, the details and the curiosities behind this timeless work of art.

What's included

Audio guided tour
Offline digital map

What's not included

Audio devices
Earphones
Entrance ticket to Last Supper is not included and needs to be purchased separately

Where

Last Supper, Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milano, MI, Italia

What to remember

Audioguide is available in English, Italian, Spanish, French and German
Scan your QR code to download ‘Vox City’ and install your chosen content
The app works on any Android or Apple mobile device
The app also operates offline, so avoiding expensive roaming charges
The app will be valid anytime for 365 days after purchase
Entrance ticket to Last Supper is not included and needs to be purchased separately

Provider

Vox City International Ltd

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Cancellation policy

Unfortunately, we can't offer you a refund nor can we change or cancel your booking for this particular product, due to our supplier's policy.

What people say about this experience

Mette
From United States of America - July 2025

Travelled with family

35 - 44 years old

Bad
Overall rated
1/5

Det blev desværre en kæmpe skuffelse, og vi føler os i den grad bedraget og ført bag lyset. Vi håber virkeligt TUI vælger at beskytte sine kunder frem ...
Louis
From United States of America - July 2025

Travelled with family

25 - 34 years old

Bad
Overall rated
1/5

Does not tell you that you need a ticket for the self guided tour to even help.
Anonymous
From United States of America - July 2025

Excellent
Overall rated
5/5

Very impressive painting of Leonardo’s The Last Supper. It was a privilege to see this large painting up close and to learn from the tour guide all t ...
Peter
From United States of America - July 2025

Travelled with a group of friends

Bad
Overall rated
1/5

Das Letze Abenessen war zu. Kein Erlebnis.
L
From United States of America - June 2025

Travelled with family

18 - 24 years old

Bad
Overall rated
1/5
Lana
From United States of America - May 2025

Travelled with family

35 - 44 years old

Bad
Overall rated
1/5

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