Monuments & Statues in Milan

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Monuments & Statues in Milan

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  • Brown_Samantha
    Kennewick, WA1,860 contributions
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    We stopped here after our visit to Fortress Sforzesco, it is located after you exit the large park. Quite impressive and ornate. Definitely worth the walk and lingering for photographs.

    Reminded us of the Paris' Arc de Triomphe. Quite lovely.
    Written July 8, 2024
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  • doctorfoxtrot
    Taguig City, Philippines13,676 contributions
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    Lovely depiction of the great artist Leonardo da Vinci . Some part of history of his creation with Mona Lisa is in the story. Embossed in the monument. This location is where tour groups meet before seeing the Duomo cathedral. Must see and admire.
    Written September 11, 2023
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  • Alexander W
    Bishops Stortford, UK1,207 contributions
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    Sit on the base of this statue of the first King of Italy, & take in the view of the Duomo.
    As with most other similar spots in city centres, beware the huge number of pigeons!
    Written April 16, 2023
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  • 1957
    Ottawa, Canada989 contributions
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    Part of our City Sightseeing Bus tour , we saw this wonderful horse of Leonardo da Vinci, it’s an equestrian masterpiece . The horse statue is huge and being black, you can’t miss it. Wish we had time and the racetrack was open, I would have loved to visit more.
    Written October 13, 2022
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  • MisterUserName
    Atlanta, GA2,024 contributions
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    Nice area to visit during the day, morning, afternoon, and evening. Lots of bars, cafes, and restaurants conveniently located including shops and a couple of pharmacies. I passed by here a few times, once on my way to the Duomo and a couple times early in the morning for a nice jog. Love that I could connect to free WiFi while I was in the area.
    Written January 31, 2024
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  • doctorfoxtrot
    Taguig City, Philippines13,676 contributions
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    Monument depicts one of the historic founders of Italy. Good for photo ops. It faces the sforzesco castle with the fountain just also behind it.
    Written September 11, 2023
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  • Aleksandar
    Belgrade, Serbia8,195 contributions
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    Although I'm not a big fan of modern art, this piece is quite intriguing. Shame no description is provided on site, since it really make you stand and wonder what is it all about.
    Written November 8, 2017
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  • OK Claesson
    Stockholm, Sweden459 contributions
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    I saw this monument in the piazza. Alot of people were hanging around it, taking pictures. I did not go to see this but it is a lovely monument, if you are into monuments. No charge for taking pictures or filming.
    Written February 21, 2020
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  • Alessandro F
    Milan, Italy33,146 contributions
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    The monument, dedicated by the Combatant Associations to the memory of the Milanese fallen during the Great War, was built to a design by the architect Giovanni Muzio with the collaboration of Alberto Alpago Novello, Tomaso Buzzi, Ottavio Cabiati and Gio Ponti between 1927 and 1930 and was inaugurated on 4 November 1928 with a great ceremony in which the Duke of Aosta, commander of the 3rd Army of the Royal Army during the First World War, read the text of the Victory Bulletin of the 1918.
    The plaster sculptural group by Libero Andreotti entitled Return after Victory, which was later not cast in bronze, was located in the churchyard of the Temple.
    Written April 23, 2024
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  • Albywon
    Sydney, Australia13,485 contributions
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    Remembering the very sad death of 200 Children as a result of a bomb in October 1944. The crypt can be accessed on the first and third Sunday of the month
    Written November 13, 2018
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  • Alessandro F
    Milan, Italy33,146 contributions
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    The bronzo statue dedicated to Alessandro Manzoni is located in the center of the square San Fedele right in front the church that gives the name of the square but does not looking at it , perhaps because on living this church in 1892 and falling , he hit his head and died in the same year
    This statue was made in 1883 by the sculptor Francesco Barzaghi
    Written September 22, 2021
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  • Alessandro F
    Milan, Italy33,146 contributions
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    Very nice monument to the historical Renaissance politician Camillo Benso conte di Cavour (1810-1861)
    The monument is characterized by the bronze statue of Cavour and at his basement the beautiful statue of a lady that the rumors of the time thought she was the statesman's lover
    Written April 17, 2024
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  • Ron S
    New York City, NY6,115 contributions
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    I had no idea who the man was but the statue caught my eye. Quite unusual for equestrian monuments, the horse here does not look as illustrious as the rider. Unlike, say, countless monuments to Vittorio Emmanuele, all of them as a great warrior on horseback, here Missori is portrayed in the after-the-battle moment, weary but victorious. The real deal.
    Written May 24, 2017
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