Milan combines medieval churches, Renaissance art and modern architecture. The city displays masterworks like the Gothic cathedral, da Vinci's Last Supper and Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. The fashion districts and historic quarters showcase Italian design and craftsmanship.
Milan, Italy
This Gothic cathedral from the 14th century displays 135 towers and 3400 statues, making it the largest in Italy.
Milan, Italy
This opera house built in 1778 contains 2000 seats and includes a museum about the history of performance art.
Milan, Italy
19th century covered shopping street with mosaics, glass roof and international fashion stores.
Milan, Italy
15th century fortress containing twelve museums, a library and Michelangelo's final sculpture.
Milan, Italy
15th century mural painting located in the refectory of Santa Maria delle Grazie monastery, measuring 460 × 880 cm.
Milan, Italy
Main art museum of Milan containing over 500 paintings from 13th to 20th century, including works by Raphael and Caravaggio.
Milan, Italy
Largest football stadium in Italy with 80,018 seats, home to AC Milan and Inter Milan clubs since 1926.
Milan, Italy
Technical museum with 40,000 square meters of exhibition space documenting the history of Italian science and industry.
Milan, Italy
This Romanesque church from the 4th century contains medieval mosaics, frescoes and a golden altarpiece inside its walls.
Milan, Italy
The park spans 386,000 square meters with walking and cycling paths, a lake, and several historical buildings.
Milan, Italy
Four streets form this district with luxury stores of international brands, restaurants, and historical palaces.
Milan, Italy
The museum displays exhibitions about Italian architecture, fashion, art and design with regular temporary exhibitions.
Milan, Italy
Modern office buildings and glass skyscrapers form the business center with the highest concentration of banks and corporations in Italy.
Milan, Italy
The cemetery, opened in 1866, displays marble sculptures and architecture from the 19th century on its tombs.
Milan, Italy
Sixteen Corinthian columns from the third century stand in front of the San Lorenzo Basilica as evidence of Milan's Roman history.
Milan, Italy
The district with historical waterways contains restaurants, bars and galleries in restored 19th century industrial buildings.
Milan, Italy
A four-story building housing 4,500 garments from Giorgio Armani collections from 1980 to present, including accessories and advertising photographs.
Milan, Italy
19th century urban mansion containing a collection of Italian furniture, paintings, weapons and armor from the 15th and 16th centuries.