Basilica San Lorenzo Maggiore

The church of San Lorenzo was built in the fourth century AD, breaking the details of the foundation, and the designers were uncertain. It was rebuilt several times over the next few centuries. It was a very good architectural project and important historical monument. Just outside the old walls around Milan, there is a courtyard in front.

I love the fact that the interior is an arcade superimposed like a flower blooming on all sides of the top, which is great in the facade of the building. The dark-looking building and the black clock tower with no obvious spires are gorgeous with a cave inside. Whether it is the mural of the saint on the top of the dome or the statue of Christ on the edge of the pillar, I really love this castle-like building

The facade of the building is beautifully illustrated. The temple has a Gosmatian-style choir and pulpit, and there are exquisite Gosmat candlesticks. On the arches of the temple are Roman mosaics, with the images of Jesus and the saints.

A Roman Catholic Pontifical Temple in Milan is dedicated to the Christian martyr Sant'Laurenzo, so it is named because the building is spectacular and decent, and there is a great combination with the surrounding area. It is not abrupt at all. The statues in the church are good.

The Temple of St. Logina (Italian: San Lorenzo in Lucina, Latin: S. Laurentii in Lucina) is an ancient Roman Catholic parish church, the lead church and the secondary temple in Rome, Italy, dedicated to the martyr St. Logina, the homeowner of the church.