Milan, the northern Italian city, suffered extreme bombing at one point and most of it was destroyed. But the city recovered, when it was rebuilt in style and came out as a metropolis. Regardless of the bombing that hit the city, it still boasts of its impressive architectural treasures. Many of the attractions and statues built in the Gothic style present a beautiful sight. Some of these attractions are the Duomo cathedral, the church of Santa Maria delle Grazia, the area around Porta Ticinese, etc. Browse the Milan map to learn more about its wonders.

The city of Milan is founded around a historic core radiating from the cathedral, with its axis radiating out through the modern suburbs to the ring road. Its modern civic center is dominated by skyscrapers. Many fashion and trade fairs take place in its Fiera district. Although Milan has been the capital of Italy’s financial market, powerhouse and automobile industry, it has also been dominated by fashion houses, which have attracted advertising agencies and the media to the city. It has been the market for Italian supermodels, fashionistas and international paparazzi. The city has carefully guarded its drama, style and creativity. The Milan map sheds light on the tourist attractions and other places of interest, some of which are as follows:

o Duomo Cathedral- is the largest Gothic cathedral in the world, presiding over the Piazza. It is best enjoyed in the sun, when the interior is illuminated by the colorful mosaic of its stained glass windows. It displays the treasures of the cathedral and displays the collection of Italian Futurist art.

o Galleria Vittorio Emanuele: This is a four-story, glass-domed arcade facing the cathedral. Although it was treated as a link to the opera house, it has now become a trendy place to hang out and enjoy visiting cafes and all.

o Theater Museum at La Scala: It is the world famous opera house that rests on the site of the church of Santa Maria alla Scala. It provides a wealth of opera house memorabilia dedicated to the country’s composers and performers. Includes Puccini, Rossini and Toscanini. There are rooms that contain memories.

o National Museum of Science and Technology Leonardo da Vinci: Within this gallery of the museum, there is a collection of Leonardo’s ingenious design, from war machines to architectural visions. It focuses on maintaining the museum’s homage to the history of science.