The Cimitero Monumentale is a massive cemetery that marks final resting places with highly artistic and elaborate tombs. Visitors enter through the Famedio building, where some of Milan's most famous residents now rest.[Learn more]
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The landmark Duomo Cathedral in Milan is a Gothic church dating to the early 1300s. This magnificent church took five centuries to build and remains today as the second largest Catholic cathedral in the world.[Learn more]
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The Teatro alla Scala was founded, under the auspices of the Empress Maria Theresa of Austria, to replace the Royal Ducal Theatre, which was destroyed by fire on 26 February 1776 and had until then been the home of opera in Milan...[Learn more]
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Lago d'Orta is part of the Italian constellation of subalpine lakes that are synonymous with Italian luxury. Dotting the landscape around the water are various buildings exhibiting Romanesque and Baroque architecture.[Learn more]
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Lago di Como and the surrounding bodies of water have long been the playground of the world's elite, with many current global superstars owning houses on the shores of this glacial lake.[Learn more]
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San Siro Stadium is home to two of Italy's greatest football clubs, AC Milan and Inter Milan. These two rivals both host their home games here in this massive stadium that was a gift to the teams from Piero Pirelli.[Learn more]
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