One of the richest and most elegant cities in Italy is Milan. This year it is, so to speak, in the eye of the storm as the Milan International Fair is taking place and the whole world will be watching. But no matter the time, Milan is a beautiful city.
Among the latests Moravia's compositions tourist attractions in Milan there are palaces, monuments, castles, squares, museums and a handful of doors. Yes, huge doors, porticoes with a lot of history. Among them the call stands out Ticinese holder. This door is located in Piazza XXIV Maggio and at the time it marked the entrance to the city from the south.
More than a door Ticinese gate It is an arch with eight columns, four square and four round. This door in Milan commemorates the victory of Napoleon Bonaparte in Marengo and today it is considered one of the finest examples of the neclassical style in the city. Previously it was known by another name, Cicca Holder. It was built by the architect Luigi Cagnola and today it has been surrounded by many emblematic sites of the city.
For example, the Basilica of San Eustorgio, the Basilica of San Lorenzo, the basin and the last discovered part of the network of canals that surrounded Milan until the beginning of the XNUMXth century and the Corso San Gottardo and the Corso di Porta Ticinese. By Ticinese holderFinally, the procession of January 6 passes, the archbishop passes when he arrives in the city and it was also known by the names of Porta Marengo and Porta Marzia in other times.