Leonardo Interactive Museum® - Museo 100% Interattivo

"Highlights: Discover the amazing machines that Leonardo da Vinci designed in his codexes Take part in interactive workshops and build bridges, domes, and polyhedrons Learn more about Leonardo's discoveries in engineering, physics, and anatomy See how Leonardo's designs from hundreds of years ago are still relevant today Explore the work of one of the most notable figures from the Renaissance period. If you want to try a new experience, to visit a very special museum, if you are curious to know more about Leonardo da Vinci, the greatest genius of all times, to take part in a fantastic first-person journey to discover his world, to learn more about his inventions and to try out the most beautiful machines drawn in his codices, you must visit the Leonardo Interactive Museum. The museum, which has been open for over 20 years in Florence, right in the city centre, is suitable for everyone aged 7/8 and over and involves the visitor, who becomes the protagonist of a new and fantastic experience that is truly interactive, interesting, fun and stimulating. You will experience Leonardo's most important inventions, discover his studies in engineering, physics, anatomy and painting. You will discover that many of his designs are still remarkably relevant today, more than 500 years later. Inside you can try out the tank, the catapult, the worm screw, the vertical screw, the hydraulic saw, the printing press and many other machines and mechanisms created by studying the designs Leonardo drew in his famous codices. To avoid queues at the entrance, museum tickets are sold exclusively online, where you can choose the day and time of your visit. "

"Immerse yourself in the world of Leonardo through interactive exhibits and replicas of his inventions. At the museum you can engage with his scientific studies, engineering marvels, and artistic creations, gaining a deeper understanding of the multifaceted talents of this Renaissance polymath! It's a fantastic destination for both art lovers and those fascinated by the genius of Leonardo da Vinci."

"Kid friendly and interesting spot to learn more about Leonardo Da Vinci. We did not go as we heard it was more for the kids :)"