During the car tour, you will see what is included in the walking tour, as well as be able to see:
The Arch of Triumph – The Arch of Peace in Milan was laid in 1807 under Napoleon and was conceived as a monument to his military victories, particularly in the Battle of Jena. In 1815, in honor of the agreements of the Vienna Congress, which ended the era of the Napoleonic Wars, the arch was renamed the Arch of Peace.
The Arena of Napoleon – The Civic Arena – is a historic sports facility located in Milan. This stadium was built in the early 19th century at the behest of Napoleon and is the first modern stadium in Italy.
The Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, which houses the greatest masterpiece of all time – “The Last Supper” by Leonardo da Vinci;
The Church of Saint Ambrose – The Basilica in Milan, built on the site of the burial of early Christian martyrs. The modern building was constructed between 1080 and 1128. The basilica contains the relics of Saint Ambrose of Milan.
The Ancient Roman Amphitheater – was an ancient amphitheater of the Roman city of Mediolanum, modern Milan.
“Navigli” – a picturesque district, where ancient canals have been preserved (in the past century, all of Milan was covered by a network of canals, reminiscent of Venice and Amsterdam).
The Fashion District – An area of shops selling fashionable clothing and luxury items in Milan.
The Central Railway Station from the Mussolini era – is one of the largest railway stations in Europe. The station is designed in the Art Deco style, although it is not entirely consistent with it.
The Pirelli Skyscraper, which became the prototype of one of the most famous skyscrapers in New York;
The Monumental Cemetery – a necropolis. One of the two largest cemeteries in the city, it is considered one of the richest in tomb decorations and monuments in Europe, among the famous masters who worked in the cemetery are Butti, Enrico, Dante Parini, Paolo Trubetskoy.
