Claudio Giorgione, curator of ‘Leonardo, Art & Science’ at the National Museum of Science and Technology, will take you on a journey that, starting in 15th-century Florence, traces Leonardo's training and the contribution of Tuscan engineers through to his stay in the Milan of the Sforza family.

A journey through the art of war, work and production, flight, waterways and architecture that ends with a look at Leonardo's influence on Lombard Renaissance painting and an immersive installation dedicated to the drawings of his last years.

More than 1,300 square metres and 170 historical models, works of art, ancient volumes and installations bring to life the narrative through the evolution of Leonardo's thought in an immersive experience in the emotional, intellectual and physical dimensions.