The one combo to book first: it holds a Last Supper slot, which the official site sells out months ahead.
- Free cancellationFree cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund, stated on the listing and confirmed on 8 September 2026
- DurationAbout 3 hours; the Last Supper viewing itself lasts 15 minutes
- Starting timesSeveral departures a day; the listing shows the starting times for each date, and the order of stops follows the Last Supper slot
- LanguagesEnglish
The Duomo and Last Supper tour lasts about three hours, costs €109 per person and includes skip-the-line tickets to Leonardo's Last Supper in Santa Maria delle Grazie, skip-the-line entry to the Duomo (option), and a guided walk between them past La Scala, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, the Sforza Castle and Brera. It is the cheapest of the four Duomo and Last Supper combos on the partner and the one to book first in any Milan plan, because the official Last Supper office admits 40 people per 15-minute slot, sells each quarter's tickets on one release day and is usually sold out weeks ahead. The Duomo terraces are not included.
Key facts
combo-last-supper- Duration
- About 3 hours; the Last Supper viewing itself lasts 15 minutes
- Starts
- Several departures a day; the listing shows the starting times for each date, and the order of stops follows the Last Supper slot
- Meeting point
- Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie 2, 20123 Milan, outside the church
- Price
- €109 per person
- Entry ticket included
- Yes
- Languages
- English
- Group size
- Small group; the Last Supper admits 40 per slot. The tour cap is on the listing
- Accessibility
- Walking tour of about 3 km on pavements; the Last Supper refectory is step-free; the Duomo nave is step-free by ramp.
- Cancellation
- Free cancellation up to 24 hours before the start time for a full refund, stated on the listing and confirmed on 8 September 2026
Included
- ✓ English-speaking licensed guide
- ✓ Skip-the-line ticket to the Last Supper at Santa Maria delle Grazie
- ✓ Skip-the-line ticket to the Duomo if the option is chosen
- ✓ Walking tour of the centre if the option is chosen
Not included
- ✗ Duomo terraces
- ✗ Hotel pickup and drop-off
- ✗ Food and drinks
- ✗ Tips
Meeting point
Milano, centro storico — The tour starts at the church rather than at the cathedral. It ends at one of two drop-off points, Leonardo’s Last Supper museum or Piazza del Duomo.
Nearest transit: Metro M1 to Conciliazione or M1/M2 to Cadorna for the church; M1/M3 Duomo for the cathedral; ATM single ticket €2.20
Why the Last Supper is the ticket that decides the day
The official Cenacolo Vinciano office admits a maximum of 40 people for 15 minutes at a time, Tuesday to Sunday from 08:15 to 19:00, and releases tickets three months at a time on a single day: the September to December 2026 block went on sale on 23 June. Official tickets cost €15 full and €2 reduced. Guided tours like this one hold their own allocation, which is why the Reddit r/ItalyTravel threads on sold-out Last Supper tickets (four threads, 10 to 80 comments each) converge on the same advice: switch to a guided tour when the official site shows nothing.
What you see, in order
The order depends on the Last Supper slot. At Santa Maria delle Grazie, completed in 1497 and a UNESCO site since 1980, the group enters the refectory for its 15 minutes in front of the mural, which survived the bombing of 15 August 1943 behind sandbags while the rest of the refectory was destroyed. The walk then passes the Sforza Castle, Brera, La Scala and the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II before or after the Duomo, where the skip-the-line ticket covers the interior: the naves, the stained glass and the Saint Bartholomew statue. The terraces are a separate ticket.
What is included and what is not
Two entries are included, the Last Supper always and the Duomo as an option; the guided walk is the third option. Not included: the Duomo terraces, which you can add afterwards with a terrace-only official ticket (€16 on foot, €18 by lift), the Duomo Museum, food, and transport. Most of the €109 is the guide's time and the Last Supper allocation; the official entries alone would cost about €25.
Meeting point and timing
The meeting point is Piazza di Santa Maria delle Grazie 2, outside the church, and is repeated in the confirmation. The two sites are about 20 minutes apart on foot; by metro, Conciliazione on line M1 serves the church and Duomo on M1 or M3 serves the cathedral, on a €2.20 ATM ticket. The Last Supper slot cannot be moved, so arrive fifteen minutes before the start; the museum is closed on Mondays, so the tour does not run on Mondays.
Price compared with booking separately
€109 against €15 for an official Last Supper ticket plus €10 for the official Cathedral + Museum, about €25 in all, when official Last Supper tickets are available. When they are not, which is the normal case within three months of a date, the comparison is against the other combos: €140 for the alternative operator, €149 for the hidden-gems route and €170 for the semi-private version. The tour is the better value when the official site is sold out; the separate tickets are the better value when it is not.
What visitors consistently say
The product carries a 4.7 rating from 485 partner reviews as of 8 September 2026 and is flagged as likely to sell out on the partner's own listings. Across the four Reddit threads on Last Supper availability, the repeated pattern is regret at not booking months ahead and relief that guided tours still had slots; the repeated warning is that 15 minutes in the room feels short. No complaint pattern specific to this operator could be counted from a fetched page.
Who should not book this
Do not book it if you already hold an official Last Supper ticket: the Duomo guided tour at €39 covers the cathedral better and includes the terraces. Do not book it if the terraces are the point of your Milan day, because they are excluded and the walk leaves little time to add them. Do not book it for a Monday, when the Last Supper museum is closed.
| Option | Price | Last Supper | Duomo | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| This tour (partner) | €109 | 15-min slot included | Interior, option | Operator allocation |
| Official tickets bought separately | €15 + €10 | 15-min slot | Cathedral + Museum | Quarterly release, sells out |
| Alternative operator combo (partner) | €140 | Included | Interior | Operator allocation |
| Semi-private combo (partner) | €170 | Included | Interior | Small group |
What reviewers consistently say
- 4.7 out of 5 from 485 partner reviews (Google search results, 8 September 2026)
- Four Reddit r/ItalyTravel threads (2024 to 2026, 10 to 80 comments each): official tickets sold out, guided tours recommended as the fallback
- Recurring warning across threads: the 15-minute viewing feels short
Who should not book this
- Holders of an official Last Supper ticket
- Visitors who want the Duomo terraces
- Mondays
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Milan: Guided Walking Tour with Duomo and the Last Supper
EUR 140Alternative operator and departure times when the first is sold out.
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Milan: Walking Tour with Hidden Gems, Duomo, and Last Supper
EUR 149Longer route through lesser-known corners of the centre.
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Milan: Semi-Private tour Last Supper & Duomo Cathedral
EUR 170Small group cap for couples and families.
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How to book
Choose the date first, since the Last Supper slot fixes the day, then the departure, the Duomo option and the walk option, and pay by card. Check the cancellation terms on the listing before paying: Last Supper slots are often non-refundable. Arrive fifteen minutes early at the meeting point in the confirmation. This site may earn a commission on bookings at no extra cost to you.
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Frequently asked questions
How far in advance should I book the Last Supper?
Official tickets are released three months at a time and sell out within days for weekends; the September to December 2026 block went on sale on 23 June. Book this tour as soon as your dates are fixed, ideally two to three months ahead.
Can you just turn up to see the Last Supper?
No. Entry is by reservation only, 40 people per 15-minute slot, Tuesday to Sunday 08:15 to 19:00 with the last slot at 18:45 and closure on Mondays.
How much is an official Last Supper ticket?
€15 full price and €2 reduced through the official Vivaticket shop, where the €15 already includes the reservation fee and the €2 reduced fare adds a €2 fee. A visit guided by the museum's own staff costs €25.
Does this tour include the Duomo terraces?
No. The Duomo entry covers the interior. Add the terraces afterwards with an official terrace ticket (€16 on foot, €18 by lift) or book the guided tour with terraces on another day.
How long do you get in front of the painting?
15 minutes, the fixed slot length set by the museum for conservation. The guide briefs the group before entering so the time in the room is spent looking.
Is the Last Supper worth seeing?
The forum consensus is yes for a first Milan visit, with the caveat that the viewing is short. The mural, painted 1495 to 1498, is the reason Santa Maria delle Grazie is a UNESCO site.
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