
Artistic journey: Follow in Leonardo da Vinci's footsteps in Florence, Italy. Da Vinci grew up in Tuscany and headed to the beautiful city of Florence to kickstart his career.

Uffizi Gallery: Visitors can see da Vinci's painting "the Annunication" and the restored "Adoration of the Magi" in Florence's Uffizi Gallery.

Special gallery: The Uffizi has a special gallery devoted to da Vinci's work. The Renaissance master's paintings -- including "Adoration of the Magi" -- hang in climate-controlled cases.

Milan calling: In Milan, da Vinci created stunning artwork and filled notebooks full of extensive research into the sciences and engineering.

Portrait of a Musician: Hanging in Milan's Ambrosiana Library is da Vinci's "Portait of a Musician," an oil painting on wood depicting an unnamed musician.

The Last Supper: Also in Milan is one of da Vinci's most famous works -- "The Last Supper" which is located in Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan.

Santa Maria delle Grazie: Visiting Santa Maria delle grazie, the home of "The Last Supper" is a must when you're visiting Milan.

Glamorous eatery: Milan's Cavoli a Merenda! is a glamorous restaurant with white-washed walls and airy windows located in an 18th century former apartment building.

Château Monfort: Château Monfort is a 5-star, fairytale-and-opera-themed hotel in the middle of Milan.

Rome: Da Vinci also worked for several years in Rome.

Vatican Museums: Visitors to Rome's Vatican Museums can see "Saint Jerome in the Wilderness," an unfinished painting thought to be completed circa 1480.

Roman holiday: Residenza Paolo VI is a Roman boutique hotel that's in an old Augustinian monastery. It's located close to the Vatican City.


