Santa Maria delle Grazie
Neighborhood: Fiera
Nearest Train: ATM 1, 16, 19, 27, 29, 30; MM1 & MM2 Cadorna
Phone: +39 02 8942 1146
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Commissioned by Ludovico di Moro and designed by Guiniforte Solari, this building was intended as a mausoleum for the Sforzesco dynasty, in which the remains of the duke and his wife, Beatrice d'Este, as well as others connected with the family, were to be laid to rest. The adjoining Dominican convent’s cloister and sacristy were later renovated by Bramante. The refectory walls are home to Leonardo da Vinci's(1452-1519) Last Supper. Bramante's façade is of particular interest as is the gallery's terracotta ornamentation, which became one of the dominant motifs in northern Italian Renaissance architecture. Guests must book in advance. Admission: EUR 8 (with reservation). One of the most famous paintings The Last Supper is housed here. Painted by Leonardo Da Vinci, it is a very complex undertaking and hence a lot of rough sketches were made he finalised the unbelievable painting, which had its huge share of bad luck all the way.
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Bramante & Leonardo in Milan
Neighborhood: Fiera
Nearest Train: ATM 1, 16, 19, 27, 29, 30; MM1 & MM2 Cadorna
Phone: +39 02 8942 1146
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Commissioned by Ludovico di Moro and designed by Guiniforte Solari, this building was intended as a mausoleum for the Sforzesco dynasty, in which the remains of the duke and his wife, Beatrice d'Este, as well as others connected with the family, were to be laid to rest. The adjoining Dominican convent’s cloister and sacristy were later renovated by Bramante. The refectory walls are home to Leonardo da Vinci's(1452-1519) Last Supper. Bramante's façade is of particular interest as is the gallery's terracotta ornamentation, which became one of the dominant motifs in northern Italian Renaissance architecture. Guests must book in advance. Admission: EUR 8 (with reservation). One of the most famous paintings The Last Supper is housed here. Painted by Leonardo Da Vinci, it is a very complex undertaking and hence a lot of rough sketches were made he finalised the unbelievable painting, which had its huge share of bad luck all the way.
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The thing to see in Milan!
This is by and far the most important thing to see and do while visiting Milan. The shopping is gre...
Reviewed by:A Yahoo! Contributor from Washington, DC on Jun 04 2007
Surprise!
Even though we had a reservation, I was surprised that there were so few people and we got in so fas...
Reviewed by:ttstortz from Evergreen, CO on Feb 17 2007
definitely a must
this is something anyone visiting milan must do....
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