San Lorenzo Basilica
Majestic, it is preceded by 16 Roman columns, with Corinthian capitals, which delimit one side of the late-antique portico
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Columns of San Lorenzo
A space in the city where time seems to have stopped: just beyond the Porta Ticinese, one of the most evocative views of Milan
- Art & Culture
Museo Diocesano of Milan
Is located in the setting of the cloisters of Sant'Eustorgio, integral part of one of the most antique monumental complexes of Milan
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Church of Sant'Eustorgio
Founded in the fourth century, the basilica was enriched with valuable Renaissance additions and the famous Portinari chapel was built
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