It has got more than 3,500 exterior statues around the cathedral!

The concept of a purpose built shopping gallery to make available the fine wares of Italy.

In the dining hall of this monastery, this 500-year-old work of art was not shared with outsiders until the mid-20th…

This immense red-brick castle was home to the Sforza dynasty that ruled Renaissance Milan.

Since the fourth century it housed the Paleo-Christian Episcopal complex with the Basilica of Santa Tecla and the…

This church sits on the site of the oldest and largest female convent in Milan (8-9th century).

Located above an art school, the museum displays and restores works of art.

There are 800 statues up on the roof, “a silent population of prophets, saints, virgins, martyrs and bishops” keeping…

This is a world renowned opera house, which first raised its curtains in 1778.

In its heyday, the canals formed a 150km long network that connected the city with the rivers and lakes in the region.

A unique cemetery built and planned as a "city for the dead" with an enormous courtyard that separated it from the…

The church's long history includes heavy damage by aerial bombs in 1943.