Inaugurated in 2019, the square was created by the architect Oreste Ruggiero as a tribute to the renowned professor and Leonardo da Vinci scholar, Carlo Pedretti.
The work is characterized by a unique decorative flooring inspired by Leonardo's Sala delle Asse found in the Castello Sforzesco in Milan, by a spectacular fountain designed by Ruggiero together with Professor Carlo Pedretti and by Skylines, and four brass engravings of the four cities that were well-known to Leonardo: Vinci, Florence, Milan and Amboise.
The Piazza is the magnificent entrance to the Centro LEO LEV, an exhibition and multifunctional space located in the heart of Vinci.