Explore the towering genius of Leonardo da Vinci and his inventions at a multimedia exhibition in Rome's Palazzo della Cancelleria. Get the chance to play with over 65 of his inventions and see the principles of his innovations.
About this ticket
- Free cancellation
- Cancel up to 24 hours in advance to receive a full refund
- COVID-19 precautions
- Special health and safety measures apply. Learn more
- Mobile ticketing
- Use your phone or print your voucher
- Valid 1 day
- Skip the ticket line
- Instant confirmation
- Wheelchair accessible
Experience
Highlights
- See more than 65 full-scale machines made according to designs by Leonardo da Vinci
- Be amazed by 9 holograms showing Da Vinci's paintings and inventions in 3D
- Discover a tomb from 43 BC, immersed in an underground pond
Full description
Explore the genius of Leonardo da Vinci with an entrance ticket to a special exhibition dedicated to his studies in the field of engineering at the Palazzo della Cancelleria.
Travel through 4 sections to see full-scale reproductions and the only holograms in the world of the artist, inventor and Renaissance man. Get the chance to touch and play with almost all the machines on display, or build your own version of a bridge that Da Vinci invented.
Examine his studies about "Water," "Air," "Fire" and "Earth" to build a better picture of his intellect and get up close to his inventions in the fields of science, aviation and the military.
Includes
- Exhibition entrance fees
- You'll receive a gadget
- Guide
COVID-19 precautions
Safety measures in place
- All areas that customers touch are frequently cleaned
- The number of visitors is limited to reduce crowds
Traveler requirements
- Customers are required to bring and wear masks
- Customers will get a mandatory temperature check
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Piazza della Cancelleria 1.
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Know before you go
- The Palazzo della Cancelleria is owned by the Vatican and the building is a point of interest due to its architecture. The upper floor hosts the Sacra Rota where the church dissolves marriage. You can also find the tomb of the architect Auro Irzio, dating back to 43 BC, immersed in an underground natural pond
