Day 7—Milan
Castello Sforzesco
Despite the rain, the castle was chock-a-bloc with tourists.
Statue of San Giovanni Nepomuceno
Piazza Castello
Piazza Cordusio
Duomo Milan—the pièce de résistance of the piazza
This gothic-style cathedral has more statues than any other building in the world. There are 3,400 statues, 135 gargoyles, and 700 marble figures.
Statua di Vittorio Emanuele II
Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
After an entire week of pizza and pasta, our Malaysian tummies were craving a hot and spicy meal and yes, rice!
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Oooh, pretty.
ReplyDeleteSuch a beautiful city! That X'mas tree looks really impressive.
ReplyDeleteGreat photos from your trip to Italy.
ReplyDeleteI have also been to Milan over 40 years ago.
I also saw the cathedral there was also a square in front with all pigeons just like in Amsterdam.
Also been to the mall then, everything was splendor there.
Greetings Irma
Gorgeous travel photos of your trip. Great architecture and food
ReplyDeleteI've never been to Milan, Veronica! I visited all the main Italy's town, such as Florence, Venice, Genoa, etc. but not Milan. It's easy to see you enjoyed Milan's landmarks and their architecture.
ReplyDeleteSorry to see it was raining when you visited the Castello Sforzesco! I think the food you had in Milan isn't as good as the food you had in Florence and Central Italy.
Thank you for sharing such nice photo-report about the main Northern Italy town.
Have a nice weekend!
Your photos are beautiful, Veronica. The Chatedral is amazing.
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Hello Veronica,
ReplyDeleteAnother great trip report and beautiful photos. The cathedral is amazing. I love the statues and the fountain. The food all looks delicious. Take care, have a wonderful weekend.
Dearest Veronica,
ReplyDeleteWISH I'd ever been able to visit Milan and its DUOMO... A dream and so glad that you made it—rain or shine!
Big hugs,
Mariette
Dear Veronica,
ReplyDeletetoday I belatedly enjoyed your photos of Venice, which also brought back good memories.
Now I see your Milano photos - I have never been here, but it looks like an interesting city, too, with a very impressive cathedral! Too bad it rained so much...
The Swarovski Tree of Dreams looks impressive, Dior's too! I can understand that after some time with pizza and pasta you felt like "homesick specialties" :-) They look very yummie!
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Nice photos of Milan, our bus breezed through that city on our tour long ago!
ReplyDeleteThe statues and architecture are just breathtaking.
ReplyDeleteI was so excited when I saw your post come up, wondering where you were taking us today. And it's fabulous!
ReplyDeleteWhat a fabulous trip you had, Veronica! Thanks so much for allowing us to share in it with you.
ReplyDeleteBlessings!
I really like all the lights they have up there especially the large xmas tree and I wish we had a rail system like other countries do, ours is so outdated.
ReplyDeleteHello Veronica :=)
ReplyDeleteMilan is a fabulous place to visit and your photos are all delightful.The cathedral is so impressive, and the fountain also.There looks to be a lovely atmosphere with all those Christmas trees. Your meal looks so good and appetising.
All the best.
Hi Veronica, I can’t get over what a wonderful trip you had and thank you so much for sharing so many of your pictures. It is really tough to pick a favorite, but I just couldn’t stop looking at the Swarovsky Tree of Dreams … amazing! Gallimaufry#69 is another winner! 😊 John
ReplyDeleteThanks for another fabulous tour of the world I've never seen through the lens of your camera! Those Christmas trees look outstanding!
ReplyDeleteMilan is such a beautiful city with all its statues and architecture. Thanks so much for sharing your beautiful photos with us.
ReplyDeleteWat's a pretty place :D
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Fantastic photos! I am loving all the umbrellas on this rainy day. And that tree all dazzling in Purple, so pretty! Italian food always looks delicious to me, and it's actually my favorite food. Now, I'm curious about the Tree of Dreams. : )
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You sure got to see so many beautiful places, Milan looks wonderful.
ReplyDeleteWow! an entire week of pizza and pasta? I don't blame you for craving other foods!! Your photos are fabulous. Thanks for sharing them.
ReplyDeletefinally can eat rice again in Malaysian dish....^^
ReplyDeleteI like the beautiful christmas tree...especially in tosca green light...
Enjoy every single photos here...very great trip in Milan...
Wonderful photos from beautiful Milan! Hugs, Valerie
ReplyDeletewonderful images.... wish to visit one day
ReplyDeleteWhat a visual feast you have for us. That cathedral with the many statues is spectacular. I loved all the Christmas trees. So elaborate. I also loved the tram running on rails on the street.
ReplyDeleteEven in the rain Italy looks wonderful. Those trees are all so lovely!
ReplyDeleteSorry you got rain but look like you still had a wonderful time.
ReplyDeleteDespite the weather, Veronica Lee, you and your group made the most of your Milan visit and that Duomo Milan was amazing as were all the Christmas trees.
ReplyDeleteSo many stunning photos! Thanks for sharing at https://image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2023/02/spring-is-here.html
ReplyDeleteMe gustó pasear a través de tus fotos por esta preciosa ciudad. Gracias.
ReplyDeleteUn abrazo.
That Cathedral is amazing! Well, all the buildings are and the trees are incredible. But I am especially in awe of the Cathedral and all those statues. Wow.
ReplyDeleteWhat a magical experience to visit Milan during the Christmas season!
ReplyDeleteThanks for the visit!
So beautiful there I enjoyed the photos and the food of course heheh!
ReplyDeleteHave a gallimaufrytastic week 👍
Fantastic photos, an amazing place with all these incredible sights. Thank you for sharing them.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely adore all of your gorgeous photos of Milan. Especially the statue of San Giovanni Nepomuceno and of course the breathtaking cathedral. Thank you so much for sharing these amazing memories from your trip!
ReplyDeleteThe Duomo Milan is a very impressive building! I enjoyed wandering through the streets, even in the rain!
ReplyDeleteGlad you found some spicy food - there's nothing like familiar food!
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Milan is an amazing place with beauty everywhere. I love the architecture and the exquisite Christmas trees!
ReplyDeleteGreat tour.
ReplyDeleteThat cathedral must be something out of the extraordinary with all the statues!
So beautiful.
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Thank you for showing med this place
ReplyDeleteBeautiful captures!
ReplyDeletewonderful city! best regards! :)
ReplyDeleteI was curious about the next images from your holiday!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful shots. That dome is magical!
Thank you Veronica for these beauties!
Happy WW and a fine week!😘❤️
Wow...amazing pictures ...thanks for sharing dear :-)
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There was definitely no lack of photo ops on your vacation. Nicely done!
ReplyDelete...thanks for sharing more of your fabulous trip.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful place to explore. It's on my bucket list.
ReplyDeleteOh the food. I love your food.
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Really a gorgeous place with all those beautiful buildings and so on.
ReplyDeleteOne of my cousins married a man from Milan they bought a house there but live in America now.
Such beautiful architecture. The church is especially magnificent. And the Christmas trees are gorgeous.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great trip, Veronica.
Hi Veronica,
ReplyDeleteOh my! So much beauty there.
The cathedral looks majestic. And the Christmas trees are lovely.
Enjoy the weekend.
Wow! what a wonderful surprise to stop in Switzerland. You got some great photos. Thanks for sharing.
ReplyDeleteWow, you have captured so many beautiful sceneries! It's hard to pick just one as a favorite, you have quite the eye!
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