Suggestions for Church near Duomo, Milan

Danielle A. • January 27, 2014The most amazing, breathtaking, astonishing & beautiful church I have ever seen.😊

eric b. • January 21, 2021Stunning gem of a church with incredible architecture and carvings. Really a special and spiritual place.

Berkay Ş. • December 8, 2015One of the best churches of Milan and Italy. The perspective effect done by Bramante at the end is simply stunning. Too bad that its façade hides itself from the streets of Duomo.

Ringaile V. • March 18, 2013quite small chapel, it was hard to find. but worth to see

Мария З. • February 7, 2014Especially beautiful in the evening when no one near there

Conceptualfinearts • March 26, 2014The monumental crucifixion by Lucio Fontana!

Kenneth W. • July 26, 2017It's a former cemetery which was rebuild and you can see the skulls and bones stored in Ossario.

confuso • April 2, 2015Ingresso gratuito sotterraneo a uno dei luoghi più antichi e magici della città.

eric b. • January 21, 2021Beautiful church with high vaulted ceilings that shows off the history of the city from various ages.

Milano è Turismo • September 17, 2012It was built in 1030. Returning from the First Crusade the great grandson of the founder rebuilt the church in imitation of the Church of the Holy Sepulchre of Jerusalem. http://tinyurl.com/8d28kd5

Nigel • June 3, 2022Not open all the time like other churches.

Christiaan d. • August 8, 2013Make sure you visit this place when you go to Milan. The frescos are great! Entrance is free and the same goes for the archeological museum next door.

www.travelitalia.com • May 13, 2010La ricostruzione avvenne nel IV secolo, ma alcuni particolari architettonici e decorativi denunciano un'ulteriore ricostruzione prima del IX secolo.

Milano da Vedere • August 1, 2016La chiesa recentemente restaurata è una fermata obbligatoria per ammirare la maestria milanese. Il campanile svetta lì a fianco. Impossibile non apprezzarne lo splendore ed i colori.

Milano è Turismo • September 17, 2012It is famous for the preservation of bodies of several saints, including S. Carlo Borromeo and for the baptism of the painter Michelangelo Merisi, better known as Caravaggio http://tinyurl.com/8vhhpgj