Not only was Leonardo da Vinci a famous 15th-century painter, but his talents also included sculpting, architecture, engineering, science and inventing.

While there are a few Leonardo da Vinci Museums throughout Italy, the museum in Florence is home to an impressive collection of the artist's works and is well worth visiting. Many of his sketches have also been brought to life in immersive, life-size models.

Get your Leonardo da Vinci Museum tickets for a memorable and interactive experience that provides insight into da Vinci’s truly incredible mind.

Up next, you can check out our comprehensive guide with everything you need to know about the Leonardo da Vinci Museum, one of the most exciting museums in Florence.

How much do Leonardo da Vinci tickets cost?

Adults: €10 per person
Children (6-18): €7 per person
Children under 6: Free

Who qualifies for the discounted ticket rate?

Students, 21 and under, enjoy a discounted rate of €7 per person but will need to present a valid student ID at the entrance.

Families consisting of two adults and two children between 6 and 18 can purchase a group ticket for €32.

Why should I book in advance?

If you plan on visiting the Leonardo da Vinci Museum during your time in Florence, you should definitely your museum tickets in advance. When you book online, you’ll get to choose your preferred time slot and skip the queue when you arrive at the museum.

What are the best Leonardo da Vinci Museum tours?

Educational Leonardo da Vinci Museum tours

To delve into the genius mind of Leonardo da Vinci, you can join one of the educational tours run by the museum, designed for school groups, families and anyone with insatiable curiosity.

For a more hands-on experience, kids can join one of the "W Leonardo!" workshops which teach them the fundamentals of physics and mechanics through fun games.

What are the museum highlights?

The Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Florence is most famous for being home to over 50 models of Leonardo da Vinci’s designs. These designs have been brought to life by Carlo and Garbriele Niccolai, who are known for their high level of craftsmanship.

The main aspect that sets this museum apart from others like it is the interactive and immersive experience that it offers. Visitors get to try out the machines that da Vinci envisioned hundreds of years ago!

There is also an onsite bookshop that is filled with gifts and souvenirs in various languages and is well worth stopping by before you leave the museum.

Where is located and how do I get there?

Located on Via del Castellaccio, the Leonardo da Vinci Museum is a short walk from the central train station. The museum’s central location makes it very easy to find and there are plenty of other famous attractions in the area too.

What are the opening times?

The Leonardo da Vinci Museum in Florence is open every day between April and November from 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM, with the last admissions taking place at 6:30 PM.

Between November and March, the museum is open from 10:30 AM to 6:30 PM from Monday to Friday. On Saturdays and Sundays, the museum is open from 9:30 AM to 7:30 PM.

Is the museum accessible to wheelchair users?

The facilities at the Leonardo da Vinci Museum are suitable for wheelchair users and those with reduced mobility. If you or any of your travel companions use a wheelchair, visiting the museum provides an appropriate excursion.

When is the best time to visit the Leonardo da Vinci Museum?

The best time to visit the museum is outside of the peak tourist season in either the spring (April to June) or autumn (September to October) when the weather is still pleasant. If you're hoping to avoid crowds, plan to visit the museum as early in the day as possible.

Which other museums can be visited in Florence?

Travel tips

Before you start taking photos, make sure to check the museum's photography policy.
Learn a bit more about Leonardo da Vinci and his impact before visiting to enhance your experience.
The museum is located in the heart of Florence, a city renowned for its beautiful architecture and rich history. Make time to explore nearby attractions as well, which include the Duomo.

Leonardo da Vinci Museum: Tickets and Tours