The most beautiful churches cathedrals basilicas and chapels Milan

A neo-classical church with a Déposition Déposition cross deposition.

A church with two Gothic naves.

Mr. 3 Zara. The upper part of this church is the th century, while its lower part of the Renaissance. Its history is linked to that of Charles d'Amboise, the French governor of Milan. It was he who ordered the construction of a chapel in order to shelter a miraculous fountain, formed by the flow of the waters of a fontanile (see «Geography»). The chapel is covered with frescoes due to a student of Bramante and protected by a long portico.

In the 12 side chapels of this th century church, you can see beautiful frescoes from the beginning of the th century, including the Adoration of the Mages of G. Battista Secchi.

Founded well before 1099, the church of Cesana was reorganized in the th century (bell tower). Its portal is in Renaissance style and with Lombardy inspiration. Its caissons ceiling is the work of a th-century French carpenter, François Ruas. The church houses a very beautiful collection of carved wooden objects dating back to the th and th centuries.

Founded in 1505, it was the theatre of the struggles between Catholic communities in the valley and Protestant communities. There is a stone staircase. The entrance gate is marble and, on the south-east side, below the second window, was once a door, currently murée, that people called "the dead door".