Duomo di Milano

Milan’s Duomo is a vast Gothic cathedral famed for its forest of spires, intricate marble façade, and thousands of statues. Begun in 1386 and completed over centuries, it reflects Milan’s civic and religious history. Highlights include the stained-glass windows, the golden Madonnina atop the main spire, and rooftop terraces offering panoramic city views and close-up details of the pinnacles. The interior houses notable artworks and the relic of Saint Charles Borromeo. Centrally located on Piazza del Duomo, it’s easily combined with the Galleria and nearby museums, making it a compelling stop for architecture, art, and cityscape enthusiasts.