Chiesa di Santa Maria presso San Satiro

Does Notre Dame Church mean the monastery? The monastery is near the Milan Cathedral, just a few steps away, and it is too late to visit. Even if it is, I heard that there is a mural of Leonardo da Vinci's last supper.

Bramante's early Renaissance design was built with visual illusions that the interior space was very large, and it was very leading at the time. It was very close to the Milan Cathedral. It was built at the end of the fifteenth century. You can't take pictures when you visit.

I don't know Italian, I rode a bicycle and took a map of Milan. I saw this church in seven turns. Take off the hat and go in, it's worth seeing. Don't compare the scale with the Milan Cathedral, each church has its own characteristics. It is still more exquisite inside.

The Church of Our Lady of Saint Sadiré (Santa Maria presso San Satiro) is a Roman Catholic church in Milan, Italy. The earliest religious building in this site was built in 879 by Archbishop Anspertus to worship the brother of Saint Sadiré, Saint Angelopian. The current church was built by the Duke of Sforza from 1472 to 1482. According to some documents, the designer is from Marquet La Mante (Donato Bramante). However, recent documents prove that Bramante designed only the sacramento chamber, most of the work from Giovanni Antonio Amadeo, who designed the facade. The interior was initially painted white and gold. The bell tower is still a relic of the Romanesque building that was rebuilt in the 1480s. The attached baptism hall was built in the 15th century.

Santa Sardi Le Notre Dame, located in downtown Milan, is one of the oldest Catholic churches in Milan, free to visit, Sunday morning church has religious activities not open to the outside world, the church interior space is large, the ceiling top is magnificent paintings, the bright religious totem around the church is awe-inspiring the Magician