Some basics about the Duomo in Milan:
Size and location: the Duomo is located in the city centre. The cathedral is about 157 metres long, 92 metres wide and the main tower is about 108 metres high.
Construction and style. The style is mainly Gothic, but there are also other architectural influences, such as neo-Gothic and Baroque elements.
Façade and decoration. The facade is crowned by 135 small towers and 3 larger towers, including the famous Madonnina statue. The façade features numerous sculptures and reliefs depicting themes from the Catholic religion and the history of Milan.
Visits and views. The interior is richly decorated with frescoes and stained glass windows, and contains many works of art.
The Duomo is the Cathedral of the Catholic Diocese of Milan and one of the most important religious and tourist attractions in Milan. It is the Cathedral of the Cathedral of Milan, the most important church of the Catholic Church and one of the most important tourist attractions of the city.