This vineyard has a rich history dating back to 1498, when it was gifted to Leonardo da Vinci by Ludovico Il Moro Duke of Milan. The vineyard was originally planted with 16 rows of vines and was later restored in the 20th century. Today, it has been reborn with the original vine stock and rows.
This museum is dedicated to the life and passions of Leonardo da Vinci, with a focus on his connection to Milan. Visitors can discover the master artist's world and the traces he left in the city, including his vineyard.
The cafe offers a simple and seasonal menu with traditional Italian dishes, as well as a unique wine tasting experience. Visitors can enjoy a glass of wine with a view of Bramante's beautiful dome.
Yes, the museum welcomes visitors with disabilities and their accompanying persons. However, please note that the historic Renaissance residence has some architectural barriers that make wheelchair access difficult.
The wine produced in this vineyard is one of a kind, with a complete genetic profile of the Malvasia di Candia aromatica vine. This wine tells a unique story and is a must-try for wine enthusiasts.
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