Would you like to try out the most beautiful machines designed by Leonardo da Vinci in his famous codices? Then you cannot miss a visit to the Leonardo Interactive Museum! Located in the heart of Florence's historical center, the museum has been enthralling and exciting all its visitors for over 20 years through an original journey to discover the mind of the greatest genius of all time: Leonardo da Vinci.

Inside, you will spend time trying out Leonardo's most amazing inventions, including the tank engine, the aerial screw, the vertical ornithopter, the wing test, and many others.

The Museum is dedicated to those who want to participate in active experimentation, becoming the protagonist of an incredible journey through time in search of the most important mechanical and engineering inventions of Renaissance history.

Ventajas

Come discover the world of Leonardo da Vinci through a 100% interactive experience
Join educational workshops to build fantastic objects designed by Leonardo da Vinci in his famous Codices
Discover the most elementary laws of physics, mechanics, flight and science by operating the machines discovered and designed by Leonardo da Vinci
Try Leonardo's great machines, including the Tank, the Wing Test, the Flying Ornithopter, the Hydraulic Saw, the Aerial Screw, the Bombard, the Odometer

Información importante

The purchase of a student ticket between the ages of 18 and 23 requires a valid student card to be shown at the entrance
The visit to the museum is recommended from 7/8 years of age
The museum has a visit regulation that will be reminded to each visitor at the entrance
Video filming is not permitted inside the museum, but it is possible to take souvenir photos for private use

Dónde

Leonardo Interactive Museum, Via de Servi, 66/r Florence, Italy

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The museum is located 100 metres from Florence Cathedral and the Accademia Gallery. From the Santa Maria Novella railway station you can reach the museum by walking about 15 minutes in the direction of Via dei Cerrerani and then Piazza Duomo.