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Among the most outstanding sights of Milan, along with the Last Supper fresco and the unique Duomo Cathedral, it is worth noting the Pinacoteca Brera, which occupies the second floor of an ancient building, which today houses one of the most prestigious art academies in the country.The gallery presents the richest collection of paintings by masters of bygone eras. Some of these paintings were brought here by Napoleon during the occupation of Italy.
Along with paintings by Rubens, Goya, Van Dyck, the exhibition presents famous works of Italian masters - Titian, Tintoretto, Veronese, Bellini, etc. Many visitors note the strong psycho-emotional influence of these works on visitors.
Of interest is the Sforzesco Castle of Milan, which was built under the Visconti as a defensive structure, and later became the seat of the Sforza dynasty, which ruled the city during the Renaissance.
Today, there are seven museum expositions in the building, unique collections of which tell about different pages of history, as well as the cultural tradition and life of the people of Milan. Among the most valuable artifacts of the museum, it is worth noting the sculpture of Pieta Rondanini, which belongs to the hand of Michelangelo. The work is installed in a room lavishly decorated with frescoes.
Along with the sights of past eras, Milan has many ultra-modern locations that can also amaze anyone with their scale. For example, the city is home to the most famous shopping area on our planet, Quadrilatero d'Oro. As the name implies, the quarter has a quadrangular shape, limited by four streets along the perimeter.
The quadrilatero is a symbol of wealth and elegance. For example, on one of the streets bordering the quarter (Montenapaleone) there was a financial institution in which the Napoleonic government issued loans to the population.
Even if travelers are far from the secular community, fashionable boutiques and gloss, incredible shop windows and huge crowds of motley people scurrying along them can amaze to the core.
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