Last Supper Tickets — Planning Guides
Planning guides for Last Supper tickets in Milan — what to do when tickets are sold out, how the official booking works, 2026 prices, whether a guided tour is worth it, what the 15-minute visit is like, and how to combine it with the Duomo and Sforza Castle.
Santa Maria delle Grazie: Free Church, Ticketed Painting
The basilica costs nothing and needs no booking. The Last Supper next door is €15 with a compulsory timed slot. Two doors, two schedules, one 1980 UNESCO listing.
Read guide →Is the Last Supper Guided Tour Worth It?
An honest answer for four kinds of visitor: the guided tour is the reliable way in when the €15 slots are gone and turns fifteen dim minutes into a real viewing — but if you hold an official ticket and like reading ahead, you can skip it.
Read guide →Last Supper + Duomo / Sforza Castle Tours
The Last Supper is a fifteen-minute visit twenty minutes' walk from the Sforza Castle and twenty-five from the Duomo — which is why the best-selling products bolt Milan onto the ticket. Which combination suits a half-day, a full day and a first visit, with 2026 prices.
Read guide →Last Supper Tickets Sold Out? The Wednesday Noon Drop
Tickets for September-December 2026 went on sale on 23 June. If your dates are grey now, one official door is left: a top-up every Wednesday at 12:00, five per order.
Read guide →Last Supper Tickets Price 2026
What Last Supper tickets cost in 2026: €15 official (€2 ages 18–25, free under 18), and $68–173 for guided tours that include the ticket. What the extra buys, when it is worth it, and the combinations with the Duomo and Sforza Castle.
Read guide →Official Last Supper Tickets: The Real Release Calendar
The museum publishes a quarterly schedule. Its 2026 releases ran four months: 24 March opened May-August, 23 June opened September-December. Every dated release.
Read guide →Visiting the Last Supper: What to Expect in the 15 Minutes
Fifteen minutes at the wall — but the museum requires you 30 minutes early at the ticket office and 15 at the door. Minute by minute, and what forfeits a ticket.
Read guide →Want the tour most people take? See the most-booked Last Supper tour →