Tickets to see Leonardo da Vinci's in Milan are hard to come by, but we've got them. Not only that, our tickets also get you skip-the-line access to Santa Maria delle Grazie and Casa degli Atellani, right across the street, which has a recreation of Da Vinci's personal vineyard. Either one would be a highlight of any trip to Milan; together they're absolutely unmissable.These tickets are for early evening entrance to see Da Vinci's 15th-century fresco of , one of the most studied and revered artistic achievements in the world. Not actually a true fresco, da Vinci chose to experiment with layering tempera paint. This technique has caused problems with the preservation of the work, but after surviving an Allied raid in 1943, it's clear this work was meant to endure. The building across the street is closely tied to this work. Lodovico Sforza, the Duke of Milan, gave Leonardo da Vinci a vineyard as partial payment for painting . Destroyed in the same raid that damaged the church across the street, the vineyard was recently re-engineered using antique plans and photos, and modern genetic testing. Da Vinci art and wine together in one place in Milan. Don't miss it!