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Lombardy Region Attractions
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Milano, Lombardy Region, Italy
Construction began in 1386 and was not completed until 19th century by Napoleon. Built from marble, the Duomo is one of the largest Cathedrals in Europe...
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Monza, Lombardy Region, Italy
When this is about racing you have to visit it. When this is about hosting Formula 1 during the weekend of racing - you can't miss it!
This is the place to be for..
This is the place to be for..
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Milano, Lombardy Region, Italy
A stadium is named after Inter player who was also a national player of Italy, Giuseppe Meazza. That's why Milan fans always call it San Siro, its older name. A modern..
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Milano, Lombardy Region, Italy
Best shopping in town... I am talking about everyday clothing and accessories... not really expensive brands.
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Milano, Lombardy Region, Italy
One of Milan's most famous, elegant and expensive streets, Via Montenapoleone is located in the Milan Fashion District
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Milano, Lombardy Region, Italy
la casa del milan :) qui gioca la mia squadra del cuore, qui corrono i campioni rossoneri e cantano i tifosi della sud...altro che quei sfigati dell'inter..
7. Piazza Duomo
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Como, Lombardy Region, Italy
very nice and very touristic area, around the cornera are nice shops and restaurants.although Rome is much more better,Milan is only abusiness district of Italy.
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Varenna, Lombardy Region, Italy
After you have paid the entrance ticket, you walk along the gravel path that skirts the Northern part of the castle. In Spring the wall you see on the left colors..
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Milano, Lombardy Region, Italy
Huge art collection donated in 1618 by Cardinal Federico Borromeo. Amazing collection of Leonardo da Vinci's
sketch books and manuscripts.
sketch books and manuscripts.
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Milano, Lombardy Region, Italy
The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II is a covered double arcade formed of two glass-vaulted arcades at right angles intersecting in an octagon ; it is prominently sited..
