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Santa Maria presso San Celso

A late 15th-century church and sanctuary with many works of Milanese Baroque and Renaissance artists.

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Basilicas Park
Parco Papa Giovanni Paolo II or Parco delle Basiliche
Named the Basilicas Park as it connects two basilicas: the Basilica of San Lorenzo and the Basilica of Sant'Eustorgio. Formerly a place for drug use and anti-social behavior, it has been cleaned up and redesigned and is now more pleasant. It was renamed after the late Pope John Paul II.
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Santa Maria al Paradiso
Built in the late 16th century for the Third Order of Saint Francis, much of its interior including decoration and paintings has been preserved.
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Basilica di San Lorenzo Maggiore
Saint Lawrence
A lovely 4th-century basilica, perhaps is one of the oldest basilicas in Western Europe. It is famous for its beautiful courtyard, with Roman-age columns and statue of the emperor Constantine. The Colonne di San Lorenzo (St. Lawrence's columns) are actually a remain of the Roman "Mediolanum", dating from the 3rd century AD. Further south the square you can see Medieval Porta Ticinese (there is also a homonymous newer gate which lies about 600 m south by Corso di Porta Ticinese).
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Bistrot Brun'ora
Via Amedei, 5