Are there any recommended scenic spots in Milan, Italy?

Italy is recognized as one of the most beautiful countries in the world, and Milan is the second most populous city in Italy. After Rome, Milan is one of the most popular places in Italy. Milan is a very beautiful city, the capital of fashion and design in the world. Every year, a large-scale Milan Fashion Week and Milan furniture exhibition are held. Next, I will introduce you to the list of Milan attractions, the must-see tourist attractions in Milan. Let's take a look.

1. Milan Cathedral

Milan Cathedral is the most famous cathedral in Milan. It is located in Milan Cathedral Square. Milan Cathedral is the largest church in Italy and the fifth largest church in the world.

2. Last Supper

The Last Supper by the famous painter leonardo da vinci is by far the most mysterious work in the world. It was born in the 15th century, and it is a mural painted on the back wall of the dining room of Santa Maria de la Grazia monastery. When you walk into the monastery and enjoy this magical mural at close range, you will feel incredible.

3. Emanuele II Promenade

The Emanuele II Promenade was named after one of the Italian kings and was built between 1865 and 1877. It was supposed to be a palace, not a standard shopping plaza. There are also some famous shops in the world, and you can also find the most expensive luxury brand stores in the world.

4. Scala Opera House

Scala Opera House is one of the most famous and popular opera houses in the world. It was built in 1778, and its sound effect is very excellent. Although the appearance of Scala Opera House is simple, its interior is magnificent. In the room, you can visit it yourself or go to an opera performance.

5. Sfordsko Castle

Sfordsko Castle has a very long history. It was built as early as the 14th century, and it has been continuously modified and expanded in the following long years. Now Sfordsko Castle belongs to one of the largest castles in Europe.

5. Navigli Lombardi

Although Milan is not a water city like Venice, it also has many canals. The canals in Milan appeared in the 12th century. At first, they were mainly used for irrigation. By the 14th century, they were mainly used for transporting goods.

6. St. Ambrosio Church

St. Ambrosio Church is one of the oldest churches in Milan. It was built between 379 and 386. Although it has experienced ups and downs and has been revised several times before and after, its importance has not diminished at all.

7. San Siro Stadium

The San Siro Stadium is one of the largest stadiums in Europe, which can accommodate more than 8, spectators. It was built between 1925 and 1926. If you are lucky enough to watch a game at the San Siro Stadium, it is a good life experience, but it will be even better if you happen to catch the Milan derby.

8. brera Palace of Fine Arts

Established in 1776, brera Palace of Fine Arts is an art gallery with a collection of works by many famous Italian painters, such as Raphael, Tintoretto, Verona and Caravaggio.

9. brera District

In the ancient city of Milan, brera District is most famous for its artists' community and bohemian atmosphere. There are many bars, cafes, restaurants, etc. It is a good place to relax.

1. Milan prada Foundation Museum

Fondazione Prada

Before the opening of the exhibition hall in May, Miuccia Prada said in an interview: Milan, as the center of world fashion and furniture, has never been known for the scenes of modern art.

Miuccia Prada's image as an intellectual has become vivid again.

This remark is familiar. In an interview with WWD in 212, Miuccia Prada bluntly said that she was worried about the impact of Paris fashion, which made Italian fashion become a second-class group. At that time, she blamed part of the responsibility on the media's ignorance of the fashion industry and the authorities' conservatism.

In recent years, under the impact of the government's continuous budget cuts, Milan's cultural institutions have also been threatened. This time, the Prada Foundation's private funds have filled this vacancy. Since the establishment of Fondazione Prada, Milan has been labeled as modern art.

11. Notre Dame Cathedral of Thanksgiving

This Notre Dame Cathedral is a well-behaved church. Its tawny exterior wall and smooth lines seem to have no special features, but it is precisely because of this ordinary that it is unique among many bizarre churches in Italy. Another reason why Notre Dame is famous is that the famous painting "The Last Supper" by Leonardo da Vinci hangs on the wall of the canteen of Notre Dame de Gratitude convent, attracting many painting lovers to watch it.