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| Duomo di Milano | |
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One of the largest churches in the world, its construction took many centuries. So the rear part, the oldest one, is gothic. The front part has many renessaince elements. Visit also the roof, from which you can...
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| Castello Sforzesco | |
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Castello Sforzesco is a castle situated in Milan and houses many of the city’s art gallery and museum collections. The original construction of the castle began in the 14th century. Francesco Sforza began its construction...
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| Pinacoteca di Brera | |
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Pinacoteca di Brera is an art museum which is situated in Milan. Founded in 1809 by Napoleon I, this art gallery is one of the largest art galleries in Italy. It has some original collection of Academy Fine Arts of... |
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The Galleria is a 19th century building designed by Giuseppe Mengoni. Its dome which 47m high is supported by large plaster eagle and is made of corrugated glass and iron. The interior facades are decorated by...
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| Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) | |
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Stadio Giuseppe Meazza (San Siro) is a football stadium situated in Milan and is the home stadium for two of the successful European clubs, namely the F.C. Internazionale Milano and the AC Milan. It is also the...
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| Navigli | |
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The Navigli District is the most exciting part of the city of Milan, with some of the most beautiful and reasonably priced hotels and restaurants. The district was a transport hub in the 14th century when...
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| Basilica Sant'Ambrogio | |
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Saint Ambrose church or the Basilica of Sant’Ambrogio is a church in Milan, to the north of Italy. This is believed to be one of the most ancient churches in Milan which was...
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| Via Monte Napoleone | |
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Via Monte Napoleone is a beautiful street in Milan and is popular for jewelry and fashion shops. It is also the most significant street of the Milan Fashion District, wherein lots of famous fashion designers have their stores and...
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| Alessandro Manzoni's House | |
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| Chiesa di San Maurizio | |
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Little known, but really a jewel. The interiors are covered with freskos of the sixteenth century. From outside the church doen't let you imagine what you will find inside. Pay attention to visit also the second...
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| Corso Buenos Aires | |
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Corso Buenos Aires is a busy street known as the biggest shopping street in Milan. This street is also one of the largest in Europe having many shops that offer different genres of merchandise and clothes for its visitors. The...
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| Corso Vittorio Emanuele II | |
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Corso Vittorio Emanuele II represents the most famous shopping street in Milan and is located behind the Cathedral of Milan. This street connects the Teatro alla Scala and the Piazza Duomo, with many...
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| The Last Supper | |
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The Last Supper is a 15th century mural painting in Milan, a masterpiece work by Leonardo da Vinci for his patron Duke Ludovico Sforza and his duchess Beatrice...
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Milan is mostly remembered for its fashion than its culture and this city is where one can stick to his itinerary. Well, this city has some of the most breathtaking architecture and some intriguing museums in Italy. Like most other cities in...
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Young, cosmopolitan Milan has a vibrant, lively nightlife and cultural scene. Most bars and restaurants serve "aperitivo" (a buffet of antipasti, free with drinks) between 6.00 pm and 9.00 pm, which is a Milanese... |
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Overview to visit Milan at its best
Milan Duomo is the largest Gothic-styled cathedral in the world and is especially visited for its famed golden statue. The masterpiece titled ‘Last Supper’ painted by Leonardo da Vinci himself is housed in the Santa Maria della Grazie.
The church of San Satiro with its high altar and the Capella della Pieta with its ornate columns and frescoes are in the vicinity. The Sforzesco Castle houses a number or small museums containing pieces of art of great masters and findings from archaeological digs in the Lombardy area.
While in Milan, be sure to venture out into the Niagli area for some of the best designer boutiques of Europe or to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, the world’s oldest shopping mall.
The grand Carthusian monastery in the nearby town of Pavia makes for a one-day trip from Milan; it is still home to some monks.
Another neighbouring town is Cremona renowned for its pink marble cathedral and beautiful piazzas.













