Once only indicated through a sketch by Leonardo da Vinci from around 1495, concealed passageways have been discovered ...

A long-rumored network of secret tunnels sketched by Leonardo da Vinci has been uncovered beneath the Sforza Castle in Milan, ...

Now, it is confirmed that they truly exist. A dozen secret tunnels have been discovered beneath the Sforza Castle in Milan.

The Italian genius, who was a revolutionary mathematician but also an expert in military structures, may have been responsible for the secret passages found under the Sforza Castle in Milan.

Researchers have discovered a network of underground passages at the Sforza Castle in Milan, Italy. These passages, sketched by none other than Leonardo da Vinci around 1495, had remained hidden for ...

The castle is free to visit, but if you'd like to peruse any of the museums, admission costs 5 euros (around $5.50) for adults and 3 euros (about $3.50) for young adults ages 18 to 25; youths and ...

The discovery was made after a series of surveys that were conducted to digitise 15th-century Sforza Castle's underground structures using ground-penetrating radar and laser scanning. The surveys ...

Leonardo often spent time at the castle during the late 1400s as a member of the court of Duke Ludovico Sforza, who commissioned the artist for a painting featured in the property’s Sala delle ...