World of Leonardo da Vinci Review

The museum is divided into several different pavilions according to the exhibit content, in addition to the must-see display of Leonardo da Vinci mechanical design manuscripts and reprint models, it also shows his achievements in astronomy, agriculture, electronics and other fields.

The museum's doors are located at one end of the Emmanuel II Promenade, the landmark of Milan (the other is the Plaza Milano Cathedral; it is close to the statue of Leonardo da Vinci in Scala) and take the elevator up, with an adult ticket of 12 euros. The museum is small in size, mainly displaying da Vinci's various ideas, according to the drawings of some mechanical structures, such as the wooden cows and horses of the mechanical lions, mechanical birds, and da Vinci invented the unpopular musical instruments, I think most of them are conceptual products. The museum cannot be photographed, but it is commendable that two interactive exhibition halls have been specially designed, which can be built according to the map, and can also feel the transmission machinery designed by the master, which is quite interesting.

Leonardo da Vinci is a famous Italian painter and a scientist, and built a novel museum on a very extensive basis of his research, with a very rich exhibit and very modern design. Worth a visit.

Generally, there are some early technology ideas, especially wood products and the like. It looks similar to the strange and the clever is not particularly realistic, but the fun is still not small. The scale is not very large. It is good to walk around.

The place is small, but it is worth a visit, if you go to the cathedral you can go by the way, just on the promenade.

The place is small, but the exhibits are OK, the front desk service is poor, and the Chinese are impatient.

There are many Da Vinci's scientific and technological creations, physical objects, models and design drawings in his life. You can see the outstanding achievements of all of us, which are worth visiting. There are many interesting exhibits and not many people.