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What to visit in Milan: Roman%20Milan
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What to see in Milan, the second largest city of Italy? What to visit in Milan?
Milan is often considered a busy and active city, full of life, but not beautiful
and with only few artistic and historical treasures,
particularly in comparison to other Italian cities like Florence and Rome.
This page wants to prove that also in Milan it is possible to find many monuments
and buildings of great artistic and historical value.
Unfortunately, often these beauties, which could be tourist attractions of first class,
are very little known, hidden between modern buildings and
shopping streets. Or simply located in areas off the most important touristical routes.
Most tourists think that in Milan the only things which are worth a visit are
the Duomo, the Sforza Castle,
the Vittorio Emanuele Gallery and the Last Sypper by Leonardo da Vinci.
Often even many inhabitants of Milan know very little about the cultural heritage of Milan
and they happen to be passed
for forty years in front of churches and other historic buildings without knowing what treasures
of beauty they contain.
The list of art and history attractions in Milan on this page is now very long, although some items are still missing.
From the point of view of the photographic documentation, based only on until now unpublished photos,
it is probably already the most complete in internet.
The more recent descriptions are
rather detailed, while those inserted first are more superficial, but they are going to be brought in the future
to the same standard as the more recent ones.
Note: Most of the pictures in this section were obtained fusing two or three
differently exposed pictures using the algorythm contained in the page
HDR on line.
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Although Milan has even been for a period the capital of the Roman Empire, not many testimonies of that periods have suvived until now. Of the large arena, similar in the dimensions to the Colosseum in Rome, the circus, various hundreds meters long, of the huge baths complex, only fragments are still present. Both because of the destructions by Frederick Barbarossa and because various buildings were demolished and the material recovered recycled into new constructions.
Also this section is going to become larger in the future.
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