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San Lorenzo Columns Wheelchair Accessible Tours

San Lorenzo Columns wheelchair accessible tours, lying just beyond of Porta Ticinese.

This is the best known Roman ruin in Milan featuring 16 marble columns located in front of the San Lorenzo Maggiore's Basilica.

Outside the church stand 16 Corinthian columns from the II and III A.C. and topped with pieces of architrave, only some of which date from the same period.

The early Christian basilica has been reconstructed many times over the centuries in many architectural styles, such as Renaissance, Byzantine and Romanesque.

Beside lovely paintings and frescos.

There are also ancient maps displayed inside the Basilica that show how much Milan has changed over the centuries.

A central bronze statue depicting the Emperor Constantine act as a poignant reminder of the Edict of Milan.

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San Lorenzo Columns wheelchair accessible tours is a lively meeting place during the day and also one of the most vibrant and crowded night spots on the Milanese scene.

There are many places and restaurants, bars and pubs that attract all types of customers.

In particular they are the right place to organize the typical Milanese Happy Hour.

During summer it's like an open party, with bikers and skateboarders showing off their impressive stunts.

San Lorenzo Columns wheelchair accessible tours is easy to get to and a mere 10 minutes walk from the Duomo.

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