Ambrosian Gallery
The Ambrosian Art Gallery is considered to be the very first Milan museum, because it was founded at the beginning of the XVII century in the luxurious archbishop’s palace. Paintings by such great artists as Raphael, Caravaggio, Titian, Leonardo da Vinci are kept in ancient halls.

Brera Gallery
The Brera Art Gallery has so many paintings by outstanding masters, which are no longer available in all of Europe. This gallery was founded by Napoleon at the dawn of the XIX century, expropriating all the most valuable paintings from the monasteries.

Vittorio Emanuele II Gallery
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is one of the oldest shopping malls in the world, which locals simply call the “living room of Milan”. Located in the heart of the city, this shopping arcade connects two beautiful squares.

Duomo
It is probably difficult to meet a person who would be left indifferent by the magnificent Gothic building of the Milan Cathedral. The Cathedral of the Virgin Mary of Our City is the largest in the world, it accommodates up to forty thousand people at a time, besides it has no equal in beauty of external and internal decoration.

La Scala
The most famous opera house in the world is located in Italy, and its name is La Scala. For three centuries now, it has been a meeting place for the Milanese aristocracy, and all true connoisseurs of opera and just connoisseurs of beauty dream of getting here.

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