This church is free to enter, and has stunning frescoes all over the walls and ceilings, a bit like the famed Scrovegni chapel in Padua. Make sure you go through the archways at the left of the first room to the main body of the...More

The paintings are out of the extra ordinary. Does not really look interesting from the out side, but if you like religious paintings that you do not see every where; go here.

We were looking for something to do before our allotted trip to the Last Supper, and saw about this place on TripAdvisor. We thought it was wonderful, with some lovely artworks and interesting depictions of biblical events. Based on my limited experience, it is certainly...More

This was so historic, and although the heat was starting to get to me, and it was the day we arrived, it was well worth it

Thanks to Trip Advisor we were aware of this attraction and paid a visit. It was easy to find and obvious upon arrival. The whole building is very impressive, the frescoes being particularly so. We were greeted by volunteers upon entering who made us feel...More

I read the rave reviews about San Maurizio on Trip Advisor and decided to stop in close to the end of my wk. in Milan after lots of other sightseeing. It ended up being one of the highlights of my trip. The outside is so...More

We went twice to this church - once as pure tourists, where we saw the church itself and also the body of San Maurizio and two martyrs underneath the altar, and the second time for Mass on Sunday where the ritual was in Latin as...More

This was so unexpected. It was recommended by a fellow train traveler and this place did not disappoint. First of all, free. I love Italy. Second, the paintings from floor to ceiling are just amazing. We wandered through here for 45 minutes with our mouths...More

An architecture of the structure is unique, beautifully decorated and very interesting design. Walk you to the back section to see it all and read why it was designed this way. Don't pass it by, you'll enjoy it.

Older church in Milan, not as well known as Duomo, interesting interior and exterior, worth visiting early or late.