Leonardo da Vinci Museum

The exhibition is dedicated to the multifaceted legacy of Leonardo da Vinci, a Renaissance genius whose name has become a symbol of the synthesis of art, science and engineering. The project introduces viewers to Leonardo da Vinci's revolutionary scientific and technical developments, which were far ahead of their time. 

More than 40 unique Leonardo da Vinci exhibits were delivered from Italian cities, namely Rome and Florence. The exhibition includes full-size models of inventions ranging from aircraft and mechanical devices to engineering structures, as well as modern multimedia solutions that provide visitors with a full immersion into the world of Leonardo da Vinci's genius.

The museum space will be located in the atrium of the Palace of Peace and Reconciliation, one of the most iconic spaces in the capital. The exhibition will cover 3,000 m2 and will be divided into 6 thematic sections, revealing different facets of the great master's legacy. The project is built as an immersive journey using modern technologies: an LED tunnel, an LED cube and holographic installations will create the effect of complete immersion and interaction with Leonardo's ideas. 

Until September 30, 2026, an educational exhibition program and a variety of interactive zones await guests daily from 10:00 to 20:00. As part of the exhibition, there is an opportunity to take part in the assembly of the Leonardo da Vinci Bridge, as well as try yourself as an artist in the Da Vinci Workshop theme area. There are also miniatures, explanatory panels, and other illustrative materials to help visitors better understand how the machines work.