Milan Cathedral, Catholic cathedral in Milan, Italy
The pinnacle of Italian Gothic architecture magnificently standing in the heart of Milan.
A monumental masterpiece erected in the 14th century, representing a testimony of faith endured through the ages.
Known as Duomo di Milano, it symbolizes the cultural richness and religious significance garnered over numerous centuries in Italy.
Serves as a must-see tourist destination attracting millions annually, due to its stunning architectural ensemble.
The third largest catholic church in the world constituting an integral part of Italian national heritage.
Location: Milan
Inception: 1386
Architect: Simone da Orsenigo
Architectural style: Italian Gothic architecture
Height: 108.5 m
Material: marble
Website: duomomilano.it/it
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