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Discover the world of Leonardo da Vinci at Venice's Leonardo da Vinci Museum! Skip the line and get hands-on with over 60 functioning models of his inventions, from art to engineering projects. Learn about his life and genius with multimedia displays and a collection of working machines. See the War Machines, Civil Engineering Machines, Flying Machines, the Ideal City, and Principles of Physics. Afterward, grab a gift from the bookshop to keep the da Vinci magic alive.
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Leonardo da Vinci Museum Venice, Scoletta di San Rocco, Campo San Rocco, Venice
Make your way to the Scoletta di San Rocco in Campo San Rocco. Take Vaporetto Line 1 to S. Tomà SX, or walk approximately 10 minutes from Venice Santa Lucia train station. Present your mobile ticket at the entrance to redeem skip-the-line access.
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- Mobile ticket (no print-out needed)
- Student ID if using a child/student ticket
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Frequently asked questions
Do I need to print my ticket?
No. Your ticket is delivered to your mobile device and can be scanned directly at the entrance — no printing required.
Is the museum open all day?
The museum closes briefly between 13:30 and 14:00 each day. Plan your visit outside this window. Last admission is 1 hour and 15 minutes before closing time.
Are children admitted free?
Yes. Children under 5 and disabled visitors do not need a ticket and enter free of charge. Students aged 18–23 can purchase a child-rate ticket with a valid student ID.
Is an audioguide included?
No, an audioguide is not included with this ticket. The museum's multimedia displays provide context throughout the exhibits.
How do I get there?
Take Vaporetto Line 1 to the S. Tomà SX stop, or walk about 10 minutes from Venice Santa Lucia central station. The museum is in Campo San Rocco.
Is the museum accessible for wheelchair users?
Disabled visitors are admitted free of charge. For specific accessibility requirements, we recommend contacting the museum directly before your visit.