Divided between the three areas of the Home and the adjacent farmhouse, the museum itinerary invites you to discover the places and landscapes that first inspired Leonardo’s work.

In the home, the audio-video narration Leonardo in Vinci: A Genius Tells His Story uses modern 3D technology to make Leonardo and his most personal, intimate, less-known universe alive again. The relationship between Leonardo and the Vinci and Montalbano areas, in particular, gains new life thanks to the several drawings that attest to Leonardo’s frequent visits to these places. A life-size hologram, mixing video, theater and documentary, gives voice to an old and tired Leonardo who, from his last home in Amboise, looks back to the past to recount his relationships and studies, and the events that connected him to this land. 

On the other hand, the interactive multimedia app Leonardo Touch presents the pictorial and graphic works of Leonardo, following several research itineraries to interact with the drawings and paintings, so as to discover every detail in them. 

The exhibition also includes a section entitled Leonardo's Last Journey, where a model donated to the museum by the Italian Embassy in Paris reproduces the route taken by Leonardo in 1516 during his journey from Rome to his last residence, the castle of Clos Lucé in Amboise.

Reachable by car or by bus, Leonardo’s home is also connected to the hamlet through the Strada Verde (Green Road), an ancient hiking path 3 km long.

The transit on Via di Anchiano, the road connecting Vinci to Leonardo’s home, is strongly advised against buses longer than 12 m.