
Visit the largest permanent exhibition dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci. The experience includes viewing steam trains and the Luna Rossa AC72 catamaran, along with a section featuring the only fragment of the Moon visible in Italy. This museum is suitable for individuals interested in science and technology, but may not appeal to those seeking traditional art experiences. It is advisable to check for any visitor restrictions or requirements before booking.
Travel between past, present and future in one of the largest technical-scientific museums in Europe, immersed in the cloisters of a 16th century Olivetan monastery. Don't miss the Galleries with the largest permanent exhibition in the world dedicated to Leonardo da Vinci. A scenographic journey among 170 historical models, works of art, ancient volumes and installations to tell the story of the figure and work of Leonardo, engineer, humanist and investigator of nature. Here you can discover displays, exhibitions, digital installations and laboratories on astronomy and space, energy and materials, transport, nutrition, genetics, biotechnology and particle physics and numerous extraordinary objects to get excited about such as steam trains, the AC72 Luna Rossa catamaran, the schooner brigantine Ebe, the transatlantic Conte Biancamano, the submarine Toti, the launcher Vega and the only fragment of the Moon in Italy.
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