The masterpiece by Gothic architecture in Italy. Its construction began in 1386 by will of Gian Galeazzo Visconti and continued for more than three centuries...  [ more >> ]

La Scala is the most renown opera house in the world, a real temple of classical music. It can take in up to 2000 people, both in stalls and in boxes on six tiers...  [ more >> ]

The castle takes up a large space in the centre of Milan, in front of the Cathedral Square, at the opposite side of the avenue which joins them...  [ more >> ]

This basilica is a masterpiece of the Lombard Romanesque architecture, founded at the end of 4th century by St.Ambrogio, a Doctor of the Church...  [ more >> ]

Church in Renaissance style built by the Dominicans during the seignory of Ludovico il Moro, the most important exponent of the Sforza's dinasty...  [ more >> ]

St.Lorenzo Maggiore is the church in Milan showing more remains from the early Christian age and Byzantine age too. Built in the 4th century...  [ more >> ]

The palace of Brera hosts, besides the important gallery, also the Art Academy, the National Library, the Astronomical Museum and the Botanical Garden...  [ more >> ]

The Ambrosiana Library was founded by the cardinal Federigo Borromeo, who in 1609 opened to the public his private collection of ancient codexes...  [ more >> ]

At a few distance from Milan we can visit some important monuments belonging to the Middle Ages, the Renaissance and the Baroque Age...  [ more >> ]