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Tutti i monumenti di Milano
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ChiesaDuomo di MilanoForest of marble spires, rooftop terraces, golden Madonnina, six centuries of constructionConstruction of Milan Cathedral probably began in 1386, with the Veneranda Fabbrica founded in 1387 to continue the project. Its Candoglia-marble Gothic fabric reflects a succession of European designers rather than one architect. The building remains subject to a continuous conservation programme managed by the Fabbrica.Pianifica la visita
TeatroTeatro alla ScalaGiuseppe Piermarini's theatre; Rossini and Verdi repertory; opera and ballet; 1946 Toscanini reopening; Museo Teatrale alla ScalaFounded in 1776 to replace Milan's Royal Ducal Theatre and opened in 1778, Teatro alla Scala is Giuseppe Piermarini's Neoclassical opera house. Its history includes major opera and ballet repertory, wartime destruction and reconstruction, and a 2002–2004 restoration. The related Museo Teatrale, founded in 1911, preserves historical collections and presents changing exhibitions.
ChiesaUNESCOSanta Maria delle GrazieLeonardo's Last Supper, Bramante's tribune, Dominican refectory, timed fifteen-minute visitsLeonardo painted the Last Supper on the refectory wall of this Dominican convent, and the experiment's fragility is why visits last fifteen minutes. Bramante's airy tribune makes the church itself worth the booking.
CastelloCastello SforzescoSforza ducal fortress, Michelangelo's last Pieta, Leonardo's Sala delle Asse, Sempione park axisThe Sforza dukes' brick fortress now shelters Milan's civic museums, including Michelangelo's unfinished Rondanini Pieta, the sculpture he worked until days before his death. Leonardo painted the Sala delle Asse's mulberry bower for Ludovico il Moro.
MonumentoGalleria Vittorio Emanuele IIGlass-domed arcade, Milan's drawing room, mosaic bull tradition, Duomo to La Scala passageMilan's iron-and-glass salon connects the Duomo to La Scala beneath a soaring dome, and has been the city's meeting point since 1877. Tradition asks a heel-spin on the mosaic bull for luck, which explains the hollow in the floor.
GalleriaPinacoteca di BreraMantegna's Dead Christ, Raphael's Marriage of the Virgin, Hayez's Kiss, artists' quarter palazzoNapoleon stocked Brera with the altarpieces of suppressed churches, and the result is northern Italy's great gallery. Mantegna's foreshortened Dead Christ and Hayez's Kiss anchor rooms that run from Piero to Caravaggio.
MuseoGemma nascostaMuseo Bagatti ValsecchiA historic house museum in Milan's Montenapoleone district, open since 1994, preserving a 19th-century palazzo furnished with 15th-16th-century Italian Renaissance decorative arts and paintings including works by the Bellini.
ChiesaSan Maurizio al Monastero MaggioreSistine Chapel of Milan, Luini fresco walls, divided nuns' hall, Renaissance color intactEvery surface of this convent church is frescoed, most by Bernardino Luini, which earned it the nickname of Milan's Sistine Chapel. The wall dividing public church from nuns' choir doubles the painted rooms to discover.
QuartiereNavigliLeonardo-engineered canals, aperitivo banks, antique market Sundays, washhouse lanesMilan was once a city of canals, and the two that remain keep its evenings busy with the aperitivo crowd. Leonardo engineered locks for this system, and the last washhouse still stands among the studios and bars.
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Altri monumenti in Lombardia, a una gita di distanza.
SabbionetaSabbionetaRenaissance ideal city built whole, Teatro all'Antica, hexagram walls, one prince's vision
Certosa di PaviaCertosa di PaviaLombardy's marble facade, Visconti mausoleum, Carthusian cells, Bergognone altarpieces
MantovaUNESCOPalazzo TeGiulio Romano's Mannerist villa, Fall of the Giants room, Hall of the Horses, pleasure palace program
MantovaUNESCOPalazzo Ducale di MantovaGonzaga city-palace of 500 rooms, Mantegna's Camera degli Sposi, lake-ringed setting, hidden apartments
MonzaDuomo di MonzaIron Crown of Lombardy, Theodelinda's chapel frescoes, striped Gothic facade, royal coronations
CremonaDuomo di Cremona e TorrazzoItaly's tallest brick bell tower, astronomical clock, Romanesque facade, fresco cycle nave
PaviaGemma nascostaBasilica di San Pietro in Ciel d'OroA Romanesque basilica in Pavia (consecrated c. 1132) holding the tomb of St. Augustine of Hippo and the philosopher Boethius, named for the gold-leaf mosaics of its apse.
SirmioneGrotte di CatulloLargest Roman villa in northern Italy, olive grove ruins, Catullus tradition, peninsula tip panorama