Leonardo Museum Tours

Opened in 2011 on Salt Lake City’s Library Square, this museum of science, art, and technology is named after Leonardo da Vinci, Italy's famous painter, mathematician, and inventor. Its mission is to inspire visitors to explore the creative side of science and technology through interactive exhibits.The Basics
Visitors tinker with inventions in Leonardo’s Workshop, create works of art in Leonardo’s Studio, and explore the basics of electricity, genetics, and chemistry in the Laboratory. In addition to these permanent exhibits, the Leonardo also features world-class traveling exhibitions such as Body Worlds and replicas of Leonardo da Vinci’s inventions.
Things to Know Before You Go

• This one-of-a-kind science and technology museum is located in the heart of Salt Lake City.
• The on-site Salt Bistro restaurant offers a family-friendly menu in a casual atmosphere.
• The Leonardo is wheelchair and stroller accessible; manual wheelchairs and strollers are available for rent.

When to Get There
Other Salt Lake City Library Square Attractions
In addition to being home to the Leonardo museum and Salt Lake City’s Main Library, Library Square hosts a variety of community festivals and live music events. This pubic plaza is a popular meeting spot for locals and a great place to relax with a book or people-watch. Don’t miss the gardens and the panoramic views of the Salt Lake Valley from the library’s rooftop terrace.