Milan - Italy / View learning centers

The city is considered the Italian's capital of business, fashion, music and design and it certainly has a lot to show for it.

Public transportation in Milan is excellent, and is therefore the preferred method of getting around Milan. The public transportation system includes: four underground/subway lines (#1 - red, #2 - green, #3 - yellow, #5 - purple ); - One suburban rail link (AKA, drawn in blue on subway maps), and about 70 surface lines operated with trams, trolleys, and buses. The entire network is operated by Azienda Trasporti Milanesi, more commonly known as ATM. 

You can buy tickets at the metro stations, in giornali (kiosk) or tabacchi (stores marked with ?T?), but not on the bus or tram.

One-way Ticket   1.50 ?

Carnet 10 tickets    13,80?

Monthly Pass    35.00 ?

Source: http://www.aboutmilan.com/      

Cathedral Duomo: The Duomo cathedral is located in the heart in Piazza del Duomo. The most important example of Gothic architecture in Italy. A total of 3,400 statues perched on the tops of the cathedral.The 4 m large golden statue at 108.50 m is the symbol of Milan.

Buildings around the Cathedral Square: The shortest connecting between the Duomo and Piazza della Scala is the covered passage Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II. It is called the ?Salon of Milan? with luxury shops, traditional bars and restaurants. 

Piazza Mercanti: Piazza dei Mercanti was the marketplace where artisans, cobblers, seamstresses, weavers, tailors and bakers offered their goods for little money. Along with them also advocates proposed their services on street in Via Mercanti.

Modern Architecture in Milan: Milan is in fantastic change. Modern districts with avant-garde architecture conquer the metropolis of the designers. Modern sculptures adorn the courts of the fashion city of Milan such as the sculpture needle and thread in Piazzale Cadorna.

The last supper of leonardo da vinci: The wall painting by Leonardo da Vinci is the most famous version of the Last Supper and one of the most important masterpieces of the Italian Renaissance. The Last Supper was taken by Jesus and his apostles in Jerusalem, at the place where Jesus announced.