Best places: Catholic churches in Segrate, Italy

One of the largest cathedrals in the world, this iconic masterpiece took over 600 years to complete.

Elegant church dating from the 15th century, with regular services & an ornate gilded interior.

Gothic & Romanesque influences are visible in the elegant design of this 12th-century abbey.

This 13th-century Catholic church includes an ossuary with frescoes lined with human skulls & bones.

👍👍 Beautiful church at least once in your life should visit this church and receive the blessings of st antony's

15th-century Romanesque church with a baroque interior featuring many paintings, frescos & statues.

👍👍 Very beautiful! You should definitely visit while in Milano!

Early Christian church whose elegant interior features art & architectural elements from many eras.

Catholic church built by a natural spring in the 12th century, with a frescoed ceiling.

Art-filled baroque church dating mostly to the 16th century, with altarpieces & Legnanino frescoes.

Jesuit church dating back to the 16th century with a crypt & a collection of paintings & relics.

👍👍 Se cerchi un bellissimo scorcio della Milano vecchio stampo, della vita di paese, delle tradizioni ormai passate, qui puoi trovare un profumo di antico, di vero, di quello che un tempo era la Milano dei milanesi. La chiesetta di Santa Maria rossa che ancora oggi accompagna le giornate con i rintocch...

👍👍 Located in the hamlet of Viboldone, municipality of San Giuliano Milanese, the abbey is wonderful. Provided with parking and open to visits. The façade has an original portal, a lunette embellished with sculptures made by Comacine workers (from Campione), a huge rose window and two mullioned window...

👍 Very dark but such a beautiful church and such active... Amazing !

Grand Catholic church built in the 13th century, featuring a baroque interior with frescos.

👍 Basilica of San Nazaro in Brolo - is one of the oldest churches in Milan. It is the oldest Latin cross church in the history of Western art , built in this form to celebrate the resurrection of Jesus , as evidenced by an epigraph placed on the walls of the choir. Nowadays this church is closed

😐 Hidden between the buildings arround it and at the same time located in the heart in Milano, very short walkting distance from the Duomo. The church is impressive. You can take a look inside without need to wait you turn after a lot of other people

Intimate church with a Romanesque facade & a vaulted neo-Gothic interior with starry-sky frescoes.