The church of San Maurizio is one of the more charming churches in Milan. Insiders often refer to it as the Sistine Chapel of Milan, which is a reference to the abundance of impressive 16th century frescoes by the renaissance painter Bernardino Luini, who was a cohort of Leonardo Da Vinci, that cover the interior. The cultural tourist will appreciate this hidden jewel depicting religious scenes and figures that cross all sides of several chapels.
Visiting this church gives a nice insight in the Catholic tradition of combining religion with unmatched visual arts. Besides the beautiful frescoes in which you can immerse yourself you will also find other treasures such as the 16th century organ of the church, which is considered the oldest organ in Milan.
Location: Corso Magenta, 15, 20123 Milan, Italy
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