Tribute to Leonardo da Vinci - Leonardo da Vinci Museum

#Sign up for tripbest7月酒店试睡員 The Milan "Da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology" not only focuses on Da Vinci's technological heritage, but is also the largest permanent exhibition exploring Da Vinci's scientific research. Founded in 1953, with an area of ​​50,000 square meters, it aims to establish an observatory for scientific and technological heritage, and to systematically protect and display historical and contemporary scientific and technological fields in order to commemorate Da Vinci. Please reserve a full day to visit. People think that Da Vinci is a great painter, as famous as Michelangelo and Raphael, but I think that Da Vinci's real interest is not in painting. Painting is a job he has to do all his life. In fact, if you look closely at Da Vinci's life, the job title he is most interested in is "engineer". From bunkers to weapons, from civil engineering to hydraulics, Da Vinci's painting style is significantly different from that of painters of the same period, and is largely based on rational exploration based on science. Da Vinci once served as a military engineer for the Duchy of Milan and designed many facilities and equipment. The name "Da Vinci Museum of Science and Technology" is actually more than a collection of Da Vinci-related items. From the museum's original name, "National Museum of Science and Technology", we can know that it is related to the overall research in the fields of science, technology, industry and innovation history in Italy. The huge venue is divided into seven parts: materials, transportation, energy, communications, Da Vinci's art and science, new fields, and science for young people. The transportation department is further divided into aviation, railways, waterways, and submarines.