圣玛丽亚感恩教堂

圣玛利亚修道院（教堂以会院食堂内列奥纳多·达·芬奇所作的壁画《最后的晚餐》而著称 ），圣玛利亚修道院地址：Piazza Santa Maria delle Grazie, 2, 20123 Milano；圣玛利亚修道院到达方式：1号线 Conciliazione站2号线 Cadorna站轻轨：Monti Virgilio站；开放时间： 修道院7 : 0 0 - 1 2 : 0 0 ， 1 5 : 0 0 - 1 9 : 0 0 ； 节假日7:30-12:15；15:30-21:00。“最后的晚餐”参观时间：周二至周日 8:15-18:45。门票：修道院免费参观参观最后晚餐票价6.5欧元/人3.25欧元/人(18-25学生或者欧盟学生)18岁以下65岁以上、艺术系学生、建筑系学生、记者免票。如预定门票，以上票价(包括免票)都需要加1.5欧预订费。

教堂一处隐蔽的墙壁上，大师的真迹'最后的晚餐'，当与它相对的时候，只有震撼可以形容，非常值得来看一下。但是每拨客人只有15分钟，并且需要提前三个月预定并且付款。

我们迟到了,我们并没按我在网上预订好的时间到。我侄子最兴奋的事就是去圣西罗球场参观,我们去了圣西罗球场,但参观很慢才开始,所以可能没有时间欣赏达芬奇的画作,但我不想让他失望,所以参观完球场后我们从球场坐有轨电车去了教堂。要不是我之前查了资料的话我都不知道这路怎么走!这里没有大的标识,唯一的标识是一些看起来像游客的人。一进来我就解释说我们迟到了,但我愿意另买票,因为我们想看达芬奇的名作。有位女士态度冷淡的用意大利语跟我们讲了几句话后决定让我们进去,但要等半小时,吹着空调等半小时也挺放松的!经过短暂的等待后,我侄子忘了把票放哪儿了!他怎么会忘呢!找了一会后,那位女士只好点点头让他进去!我很感激这里的人们,他们很友善,不像其他教堂的工作人员那样态度恶劣。这15分钟是我这次旅行最难忘的时刻。当我们在等的时候,我用我的iphone查了资料,并让旁边的男生给我们解释,因为我查到的信息全都是意大利文,他们被我们"缠住了",所以我们在等的时候一点都不无聊。我们每个人都在安静的欣赏达芬奇的画作,后来我们还越看身体靠越近。我们想知道达芬奇画这些东西是想表达什么,我们还看了经文,之后我们都在认真思考那到底是一个什么样的时刻。我会永远记住这15分钟,我很感谢达芬奇把我们的想法深化到了一个新的深度,也很感谢教堂工作人员的友好态度!

我去米兰读了一年书,我先是去米兰各个酒吧玩,然后才去参观了博物馆之类的地方,要走之前的两个月,我打电话给圣玛丽亚感恩教堂订了一张票,准备下个月去参观,但是他们说接下来两个月他们的票已经卖完了!!我之后又打电话给他们,是另外一个人接的,她说这三天没有票,但是三天之后的票还余有很多!!!你能想象到我当时有多惊讶吧!我很喜欢意大利人,但是他们都太散漫了!你懂我的意思了吧,如果第一次打电话他说没有票的话,不要放弃,继续打,一直打。也许你打第二次、第三次的时候对方就说有票了呢!如果你要去米兰的话,一定不能错过这个教堂!!!

的确,你必须提前拿到门票,而且你必须恰好在指定的时间到,但是如果你是在意大利北部的话,你还可以做些其他的事。即使没有《达芬奇密码》和这里的宗教色彩,尽管这里有点小骚乱,但是这里仍然是世界上最著名的绘画地之一,也非常值得来参观。我发现对面墙上的耶稣受难像很有趣,从来听过有关这幅画的任何事情,我甚至不知道这个房间里有另一幅画。虽然他们创作的时间是同时期的,但他们反映了中世纪和文艺复兴时期绘画风格的对比。

我们很幸运的在9月份就得到了08年11月16日去餐馆那里的票。我们是组团前往的,不过不幸的是我们在dumo就掉队了,然后打了好多电话才找到我们的其它团员,所以最后不得跟他们在同一时间结束行程。在那里我们看到的不仅是教堂本身,还有它背后的历史,盐做的桌子,蛋黄画的画,还有许多迷人的画作。这真是令人兴奋,要知道,我可是伟大画家达芬奇的粉丝啊!

非常幸运我们提前得到了票。别试着提前进入景点,你会被拒绝的。所以我们到街对面去吃了一些点心和咖啡。一旦进入,你只有15分钟的事件,所以一秒钟也不容浪费。音频导游会帮助你,为你这次游历增值。

So, it's expensive and touristy. But you have to see the Last Supper – even if you're in and out for just 20 minutes. It's impressive to see in person and you learn a bit more about the history of the fresco. The church itself is nice and is worth a visit.

This is why you go to Milan, 15 minutes of virtually personal viewing of the Last Supper, absolutely wonderful and perfectly managed and informative.

Santa Maria delle Grazie has been built by Boniforte and Bramante, both are worth lavish praise, but I’d like to point separate masterpiece of ensemble: The Last Supper (Cenacolo Vinciano). Leonardo da Vinci drew it several years few centuries ago, and several years best artists saved it from time recently. In Vienna there is fine Florentine mosaic which is identical copy of bright original Cenacolo Vinciano. Restorers kept real strokes of Leonardo in Milan and fill water-colour lost fragments. Cenacolo Vinciano is non-ideal, but great. Leonardo used perspective like many artists in XV c., but did geniusly, “inserting” perspective of bigger room than real refectory’s walls. Picture wraps you and carries in other world like Rabbit-Hole. Passion of Apostles became of your passion, when you know what happen in morning. Whether you like it or not 30 minutes elapse, and you must do not miss the Crucifixion by Giovanni Donato da Montorfano on opposite wall… and maybe back to Milan and Santa Maria delle Grazie again… and again.

Santa Maria delle Grazie is an important church and listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The church is home to Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper (Il Cenacolo) with the dome attributed to Bramante. The interior is light and airy and was intended to be the burial place for the Sforzas, Milano's ruling family and contemporary of Florence's Medicis. Accessing The Last Supper is a bit daunting but very much worth the effort.

This review is solely for Da Vinci's Last Supper painting and the related tour. The painting, and its accompanying explanation, were the highlight of my trip to Milan. Seeing the painting in person -- and learning about it -- was an incredible experience. In the gift shop, be sure to check out the squatting toilets.

Very beatifull little church but we went there for The Last supper.Because of very limited tickets we booked a tour so we were insured to see the Wall painting. Very nice to see with my own eyes and there was also an explanaition of the painting. A must see

Don't just turn up, like I did, hoping you might get to see Last Supper. You won't. Outside of church nice though!

The Last Supper painting is not in this church.It is in the museum building next to this church.The entry to the museum is very limited and when we are there at 1pm, the ticket has been sold out for the whole day.It is a disappointing of course, but the church itself is quite good to enjoy.