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Open from Monday to Sunday:
April 1st - October 31st: from 10:00 to 19:00
November 1st - March 31st: from 10:00 to 18:00.

The cashier closes thirty minutes before.

Once a confirmation code has been assigned to your reservation, we can refund the cost of unused tickets, also for no-shows, minus a service fee (reservation fee and online booking fee).

The new permanent Leonardo Museum is located in the Via dei Servi 66/68r in Florence. The Via dei Servi connects the Piazza Duomo with the Piazza SS. Annunziata.

Working from Leonardo da Vinci\'s drawings, highly skilled craftsmen have recreated machines which work to perfection. Don\'t miss Leonardo\'s exceptional imagination at work - the size, beauty, and construction systems of his inventions: the flying machines, the hydraulic saw, the column raiser, the printing machine, and many other creations!

The exhibition is interactive and highly suited for school groups.

Leonardo\'s military tank is on display at the museum. It is the largest in existence (5.30 m x 3 m) and weighs 2 tons. And yet, despite its size, four people positioned at the control levers can easily move it.

Flying Machine

The Flying Machine combines projects that appear in two different Leonardo plans: one of them relates to a kind of bat wing shape, the other to a flying machine powered by human force, similar to a bicycle.

The intricate wing construction is the result of a combination of applied technology and highly skilled artisan work. Each element of Leonardo\'s drawing is represented and precisely executed.

Taking the central part of the structure into consideration, the wing span is approximately 5 meters, the height is 1.20 meters. Different kinds of wood (beech, lime, and cherry) have been used depending on their characteristic resistance, elasticity, or appearance. The craftsmen used coal fire and steam to create the curvature of the wood.