Guide
Milan – Western part: Castello Sforzesco
The majestic Castello Sforzesco rises at the end of Via Dante, behind the bus station and Foro Buonaparte, marked out by Napoleon in homage to himself, not having much of the atmosphere of the forum, szalenie …
Milan – Brera Academy i okolice
North of La Scala, Via Brera, with its small galleries and art selling points, sets the tone for this bohemian quarter of the city. However, there is nowhere any trace of an atmosphere of artistic neglect. Surroundings …
Milan – South of Piazza del Duomo
The area south of Piazza del Duomo does not have any important monuments, and the streets aren't that interesting either. The Church of San Satiro rising on the busy commercial Via Torino is the work of the greatest …
Historic Milan is located at the center of a network of streets, the main of which (corso) are connected by bypasses (circles) z Piazza del Duomo. It is the main landmark in the city and the center of the district, which is within the first, running along the line of the medieval city walls, …
City orientation and communication
The plan of Milan resembles a spider's web, because the streets radiate from the central Piazza Duomo. Most of the city is covered by three concentric ring roads, although suburbs and industrial sites are constantly expanding in …
Milan (Milano)
MILAN, which is the driving wheel of the Italian "economic miracle."” it is not like any other city in Italy. Hazy in winter, muggy in summer, it is considered the European equivalent of New York, closer in character (if not geographically) London than Palermo. …