A one-hour tour of Leonardo da Vinci's The Last Supper in Milan offers an immersive experience into the history of art. After a brief introduction, visitors enter the refectory where the fresco of The Last Supper is displayed, one of Leonardo's most famous masterpieces. The guide explains the artistic techniques used, the historical context, and the interpretations of the details in the painting. The nuances of the faces of Jesus and the apostles are explored, along with the symbolic meaning of the scene and Leonardo's mastery in depicting human emotions and gestures. During the visit, close attention is paid to details such as facial expressions and hands, which are key to the composition. The tour concludes with a reflection on the cultural impact of the work and its restoration. This experience allows visitors to fully appreciate the artwork and its historical context, making it both unique and profound.