Museum Leonardo Da Vinci Experience — Attraction in Rome

To celebrate the 500 anniversary of The Leonardo Da Vinci Experience is one of the Museums in the world which unites the entire artistic production of the Tuscan Genius. The exhibition displays not only the inventions of Leonardo through interactive machines, but also exposes all of the artist’s most famous paintings. The attraction is suitable and aimed for every age group: inside the museum one is able to touch and activate all the machines designed by Leonard and admire all of his masterpieces, such as The Last Supper and the Mona Lisa. These paintings have all been elaborated following the strict procedures associated to the customs of the Renaissance workshops, and whit the same materials afoot obey Da Vinci himself 500 years ago. So if you want planning differents trips in Rome whit your family this is one of the mot interesting Museums to enjoy together. there is also an interesting store where you can buy souvenirs and interesting toys.

Para celebrar el 500 aniversario de The Leonardo Da Vinci Experience es uno de los museos del mundo que une toda la producción artística del genio toscano. La exposición muestra no solo los inventos de Leonardo a través de máquinas interactivas, sino que también expone todas las pinturas más famosas del artista. La atracción es adecuada y está dirigida a todos los grupos de edad: dentro del museo se pueden tocar y activar todas las máquinas diseñadas por Leonard y admirar todas sus obras maestras, como La Última Cena y la Mona Lisa. Todas estas pinturas han sido elaboradas siguiendo los estrictos procedimientos asociados a las costumbres de los talleres del Renacimiento, y con los mismos materiales que obedecen el propio Da Vinci hace 500 años. Entonces, si desea planificar diferentes viajes en Roma con su familia, este es uno de los museos más interesantes para disfrutar juntos. Además hay una interessante tienda donde comprar recuerdos y juguetes muy interrsantes y particulates

Pour célébrer les 500 ans de l’expérience Leonardo Da Vinci, l’un des musées du monde réunit la totalité de la production artistique du génie toscan. L’exposition présente non seulement les inventions de Leonardo à travers des machines interactives, mais expose également toutes les peintures les plus célèbres de l’artiste. L’attraction convient à tous les groupes d’âge: à l’intérieur du musée, on peut toucher et activer toutes les machines conçues par Leonard et admirer tous ses chefs-d’œuvre, tels que The Last Supper et Mona Lisa. Ces peintures ont toutes été élaborées selon les procédures strictes associées aux us et coutumes des ateliers de la Renaissance et avec les mêmes matériaux utilisés pour obéir à Da Vinci lui-même il y a 500 ans. Donc, si vous souhaitez planifier différents voyages à Rome avec votre famille, c’est l’un des musées les plus intéressants à apprécier ensemble. il y a aussi un magasin intéressant où vous pouvez acheter des souvenirs et des jouets...

I came here about a month ago. but I didn't forget to share my experience because I really had fun there and I want people to have fun too ..highly recommended actually I recommended it for everyone I know who will coming to Rome soon because it’s really worth it.. first of all the museum was “An absolutely amazing “I mean can you imagine to see A perfect replicas of Da Vinci's art around the world in one place !! That was brilliant !! I’m a painter and I felt in love with this museum and my sister has nothing to do with art and she allso loved it so much !! Especially the mirror room, just to take selfies. 😂 The audio tour was extremely informative and helpful . hearing the history behind his paintings was truly interesting. The staff was extremely friendly and very welcoming especially “Andrea” and his boss . The best part is The gift shop !! It has high quality prints and. I bought a lot of useful and cool stuff like a sketchbook , mugs , souvenirs , Pens , book , calendar and some gifts for my Artist friend. and everything was only €70 and it was really surprise for me so I told to Andrea to wait and a I brought a little statue of Leonardo actually we all laughed .😂 I was surprised of the price because last year in Picasso museum in Malaga I spent €270 so it’s really big different !

كانت تجربة رائعة جداً تخيل ان ترى نُسخ طبق الأصل من اشهر لوحات ليوناردو ديڤانشي !! اعجبني كل شيء هناك المتحف و الطاقم و محل الهدايا انصح الجميع بالذهاب الى هذا المُتحف الرائع وشراء...

My kids, 9 and 11, loved it. The museum has constructed the machines Leonardo da Vinci has imagined and drawn and the kids can touch and play with them. This includes his flying machines, automation machines and even a bicycle (made out of wood, probably not Leonardo's but his disciple's work). Remember, this is 15th century, 300 years before a bike becomes a reality. There are also reproductions of Leonardo's paintings, including Mona Lisa. I know they don't compare to the originals but the kids don't care. And, on the plus side, there are no queues to have a glimpse. You can follow an audio guide that has quite short, clear descriptions or just explore hands-on. They didn't want to leave, they wanted to go back the next day. And its steps away from the Vatican, so can be combined into the journey to that side of the river.

Well, guess what, we did try to go back and accidently ended up outside another Leonardo da Vinci Museum! It was to be! The member of staff advised that it was very similar. As we were headed back anyway, we tried this one too. Less of hands-on experience and the machines are smaller (and not all available to touch). My 9 years old says the second one had more information (more space, housed in a church, more information/video on the paintings) and the first one was more fun (hands-on). I think this sums it up. Go to the one that is closer.

It turns out there are three! Can only share my opinion...