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Milan, the second-most populous city in Italy, features a wide assortment of buildings, monuments and churches, offering the travellers a wide range of places to visit. Among the few Roman remains, the Colonne di San Lorenzo is the one of the most famous and is remarkably well-preserved. Milan’s Cathedral is the fifth largest cathedral in the world and the pinnacle of Gothic architecture in Italy. Sant Ambrogio, San Nazaro in Brolo and San Simpliciano are some examples of the most important churches in the city, which have been restored over the years.

Although located in one of the most urbanised regions of the country, numerous gardens can be found in the centre of the city, which is also surrounded by green areas. The Montanelli Gardens are an ideal place to relax walking along the gravel paths and bridges and enjoying the view of small waterfalls, lakes and rock faces. The Sempione Park is also one of Milan’s biggest parks where an art exhibition centre can be visited.

The Navigli is a charming district and one of the most recommended areas to visit, where visitors can enjoy a delicious snack or a pleasant walk. Its two canals are surrounded by cafés, restaurants and art galleries, offering the visitor a wide range of options to spend the evening out.