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Prada, Gucci and Louis Vuitton are just some of the big names of fashion that you’ll find in one of the world’s oldest shopping centers.

Prada, Gucci and Louis Vuitton are just some of the big names of fashion that you’ll find in one of the world’s oldest shopping centers.

Visit the Museum of Ancient Art, be guided through the castle or simply relax in the luscious grounds of this centuries-old fortress.

The lavish rooms of Milan’s royal palace have been converted into some of the city’s best art spaces, regularly featuring groundbreaking exhibitions.

On the edge of Milan’s sprawling Sempione Park is a stunning piece of 19th-century architecture, providing a picturesque backdrop to the park.

Behind this beautiful church lies a humble refectory, home to one of the most famous religious paintings in the world.

This former monastery is home to some of the most notable artworks in Europe, and stands out for its neoclassical and romantic collections.

Prada, Gucci and Louis Vuitton are just some of the big names of fashion that you’ll find in one of the world’s oldest shopping centers.

Milan’s main square is surrounded by some of the most significant buildings in the city, including one of the world’s oldest shopping malls and the largest church in Italy.

Prada, Gucci and Louis Vuitton are just some of the big names of fashion that you’ll find in one of the world’s oldest shopping centers.

Gaze up at the city hall and the world-renowned theater from the green island at the core of this plaza, which pays tribute to Leonardo da Vinci.

Prada, Gucci and Louis Vuitton are just some of the big names of fashion that you’ll find in one of the world’s oldest shopping centers.

Gaze up at the city hall and the world-renowned theater from the green island at the core of this plaza, which pays tribute to Leonardo da Vinci.

This former monastery is home to some of the most notable artworks in Europe, and stands out for its neoclassical and romantic collections.

Behind this beautiful church lies a humble refectory, home to one of the most famous religious paintings in the world.

This former monastery is home to some of the most notable artworks in Europe, and stands out for its neoclassical and romantic collections.

The lavish rooms of Milan’s royal palace have been converted into some of the city’s best art spaces, regularly featuring groundbreaking exhibitions.

This masterpiece by Baroque architect Francesco Richini conceals magnificent works of art by notable Italian painters from the 16th and 17th centuries.