Sant'Angelo Church

Sant'Angelo Church features a Latin cross layout with a single nave covered by a vaulted ceiling decorated with geometric patterns throughout its space.

The church construction started in 1552 under Governor Ferrante Gonzaga's commission to replace an earlier structure demolished for new city walls.

The interior contains numerous artworks, including pieces by Italian masters Gaudenzio Ferrari, Morazzone, and the Procaccini brothers in its side chapels.

The church maintains regular religious services and remains open to visitors, featuring a central location at coordinates 45.475943 latitude and 9.19267 longitude.

A fountain stands before the church depicting Saint Francis speaking to birds, decorated with verses from the Canticle of All Creatures.

Location: Milan

Inception: 1630

Architects: Domenico Giunti

Architectural style: Mannerist architecture, Italian Baroque architecture

Address: Corso Garibaldi 27

Website: https://fratiminori.it/luogo/convento-santangelo

GPS coordinates: 45.47594,9.19267

Latest update: May 13, 2025 15:03