Chiaravalle Abbey, Cistercian abbey in Milan, Italy
Chiaravalle Abbey is a large complex with a church, cloisters, and agricultural buildings.
Founded in 1135, the Chiaravalle Abbey has a rich history dating back to the Middle Ages.
The abbey's bell tower, built in the 14th century, is considered a masterpiece of Gothic architecture.
Today, the abbey is still active and produces products such as honey, beer, and cheese.
The abbey houses a rare fresco by Bernardino Luini, a follower of Leonardo da Vinci.
Location: Milan
Inception: 12 Century
Founder: Bernard of Clairvaux
Architects: Francesco Pecorari, Donato Bustamante
Architectural style: Italian Gothic architecture
Website: monasterochiaravalle.it
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