Duomo di Milano

The Duomo Di Milano is a breathtakingly beautiful Italian Gothic cathedral located in Milan, Italy. Commissioned in 1386 and containing around 3400 statues and 135 spires, the Duomo is the fifth largest church in the world and a symbol of Italian history and culture. The pink marble facade is decorated with elaborate Gothic buttresses and spire, while the interior galleries feature breathtaking mosaics and frescoes. Visitors can also tour the archaeological excavations beneath the cathedral, which include ancient Roman artifacts. The Duomo is also home to a spectacular view of the city, visible from the rooftop terraces. Guided tours of the Duomo provide visitors with a detailed insight into its illustrious history, including the role it played during the renaissance.