Even though this museum was full of children, I as an adult there fully enjoyed it! You could see Galileo’s drawings and many of his drawings made into actual machines, for which you can turn cranks and operate them. There even is a description of the painting techniques he used on the Mona Lisa. This museum is inexpensive and easy to get through in less than an hour.

It was really remarkable to see so many of Leonardo Davinci's ideas actually built and functioning in front of you. It was a lot of fun to make these inventions move and work. The museum was not too small and yet not too big that there was too much to get to. In my opinion, it was just the right size. It was a little crowded, but it was a little crowded but it was July so that was to be expected. And even so, we were still able to look at and touch everything we wanted to.

I really liked it! Experiencing all those Da Vinci machines was very interesting. What a fascinating human he was! When it comes to museums it isn't big, so don't expect a lot of space. Also, some of the machines weren't working as they should be, I guess it's due to constant usage. Though, I'd totally recommend visiting it to understand Da Vinci more! :)