Leonardo da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology, Immerse in Da Vinci's World of Innovation
Via San Vittore 21, 20123 Milano
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Introduction
The Technology Museum, named after Leonardo da Vinci, was originally a 16th-century monastery but was destroyed by shelling during World War II. After the war, the current building was constructed and completed in 1953. The museum mainly collects da Vinci's artifacts, including models and design sketches. These exhibits not only showcase da Vinci's innovative imagination in science but also include many of his designs proposed to solve practical problems. For example, the design of the dredging ship is used to solve the problem of canal siltation, and its dredging shovel shape is roughly the same as modern ones. The design sketch of da Vinci's bicycle has the same chain structure to drive the rear wheel as modern ones. His ideal urban building drawings and models are also very grand. Visiting here, you can certainly immerse yourself in da Vinci's innovative world. Address Via San Vittore 21, 20123 Milano
Opening hours Tuesday to Friday 10:00-18:00, Saturday, Sunday, and holidays 10:30-19:00, closed on Monday, January 1, December 24, and December 25.
Transportation M2 metro line to S. Ambrogio station; or bus 50 or 58 to San Vittore station, bus 94 to Carducci station.
The museum is quite large
