It is Da Vinci De-Coded & definitely exceptionally magnificent! More like a museum style exhibition display, greatly enhanced by the visual projections, accompanying classical music, quotes & info. Also showcases other Renaissance artists - Giotto, Massachio, Botticelli, Bellini, Raphael & Michaelangelo with a couple of local digital artists - re-played in a loop of more than 30 mins. You may have seen the Renaissance originals in situ but missed the details that are gloriously magnified here.

While it is tempting to plonk yourself on the long recliners, best place to view all is up on the mezzanine level - use lift if stairs are not for you. Early mid-week visit would be the best to avoid the crowds. Cafe Medici located inside - is really good for a break & but book ahead for weekend visit. Be prepared to spend more than 2 hrs at least. Toilets are inside too & clean. Cloakroom is outside - free service, larger bags accepted.

There are numerous interactive exhibits, the original folio collection from Da Vinci's Codex Atlanticus, detailed anatomical drawings & designs, a Renaissance studio room to try your artistic skills aided by video tutorial. Scan yourself & compare your torso to Vitruvian man. Learn a lot more about the famous Mona Lisa & The Last Supper mural. All included in entry tix except for the VR flyover of Florence which you can buy tix inside. Lume is cashless.

Well researched, thought-provokingly curated & presented. Explores the myriad capabilities of Da Vinci - mostly discovered a few hundred years after his death including his resume writing skills (job seekers take note!). Revelatory as to the personality & psychology of the great genius. Da Vinci's cryptic quote - "Art is never finished, only abandoned" is a clue!