Florence Leonardo da Vinci Museum Ticket - Over 120 Invention Models & Interactive Experiences

Meet Leonardo da Vinci's Inventions as Models

Leonardo da Vinci (1452–1519), born in the village of Vinci near Florence, was a Renaissance painter, scientist, and inventor. This museum is dedicated to his inventions, showcasing over 120 models across an 800-square-meter exhibition space spanning three floors. About 50 of these are interactive models that visitors can operate themselves, making it a great experience to enjoy with children.

1st Floor - Room of Flight, Room of War, and Vasari School Frescoes

On the 1st floor, explore the Room of Flight, which captures the dream of flying through the air, and the Room of War, which brings together the military machines conceived by Da Vinci. There is also an interactive workshop and a bookstore, as well as original frescoes by the Vasari School.

2nd Floor - Brunelleschi Exhibition Hall and Fiesole Flight & Music Exhibition Halls

In the Brunelleschi Exhibition Hall on the 2nd floor, encounter an exhibition recreating the dome construction site related to Filippo Brunelleschi, who designed the colossal dome of the Florence Cathedral. This is followed by the Fiesole Flight Exhibition Hall and the Music Exhibition Hall.

Basement Floor - Interactive Hall and Anatomy Hall

The basement floor features the Interactive Hall, the Interactive Lab, and the Anatomy Hall where documentaries are screened. Da Vinci is well known for producing highly accurate anatomical drawings through direct observation of the human body.

※ Please present your reservation confirmation at the ticket office before entering the museum.
※ Personalized guided tours and cloakroom services are not included.