The Duomo

Milan's main cathederal with spires and facades on visible from its outside, and spectacular views from its roof. The Duomo is the 3rd largest cathederal in the world, after St Peter's Basilica in Rome and the Cathederal of Seville. It hosts the world's largest collection of marble statues. To think that the duomo was built so many hundreds of years ago with such fine detail is unimaginable. Beautifully preserved and maintained.

Branca Tower

See the views from this 108m tall tower.

Castello Sforzesco

Milan's famous castle.

Galleria Vittorio Emanuele

Supposedly the world's oldest shopping mall - situated in the Piazza Duomo. The Galleria is any shopperholics heaven. Imagine an open shopping centre. All your top designer names have boutiques in the Galleria and with architecture to match. You will melt looking at everything you cant afford to purchase. Hell in heaven! (and on hot days in summer it may even feel like that)

Lake Como

A huge lake in the foothills of the Alps.

Just Cavallii

A posh chic cafe owned by Robert Cavalli, a fashion designer.

Football

Watch a football game (soccer) involving AC Milan or Inter Milan.

31 Dec 2010

The world's largest rooftop solar array (18MW) is planned to be built by 31 December 2010, on top of the Milan Trade Fair (overtaking the General Motors factory in Zaragoza, Spain's 12MW array).

Arequipa
(Peru)

Bethlehem
(Palestine)

Birmingham
(UK)

Bogota
(Colombia)

Chicago
(USA)

Dakar
(Senegal)

Frankfurt
(Germany)

Guadalajara
(Mexico)

Krakow
(Poland)

Maceio
(Brazil)

Mashud
(Iran)

Melbourne
(Australia)

Nicosia
(Cyprus)

Osaka
(Japan)

Saint Petersburg
(Russia)

Samsun
(Turkey)

Sao Paulo
(Brazil)

Shanghai (China)

5 Nov 2009
Northern Italy

Tyler Jordan took a trip of Northern Italy, and taking some fantastic photos of Milan, Lake Como and Florence. Here's a photo of Piazza Del Duomo in Milan, Italy.