Duomo Tourist Guide

Duomo has become a symbol of Milan.
Construction of the Duomo, located in the heart of downtown Milan, began in 1386. Construction was canceled many times after that, and the final completion was about 500 years later, in 1813, at the end of a long period of time. Moreover, when it was completed, it was surprising and surprising that it was completed by Napoleon of France, who conquered the Duchy of Milan.
The Duomo, a very large cathedral, is 92m wide, 157m long and 108m high. It is the second largest Gothic cathedral after St. Peter's Basilica in Vatican City. There are a total of 135 distinctive spire, each with a statue of a saint. Look for the golden statue of Mary on the highest steeple.
The Duomo can go inside. Inside, there is a statue of a saint and a large stained glass. Each stained glass is designed with the contents of the Bible.