When Milan became capital of the Roman Empire
Did you know that Milan was one of the capitals of the Roman Empire? the news is little known and always amazes my guests when I say it during my guided tours.Milan, or Mediolanum, became the capital of the Western Roman Empire in 286 AD. The Roman Empire was...Stendhal, the French writer who felt in love with Milan
It is a long time since I wrote my last article on celebrity impressions about Milan. Today I would like to say something about a French author named Henri Beyle, better known as Stendhal. Who was Stendhal? Stendhal was one of the major romantic French writers. His...January 6 and the procession of the Magi of Milan
What is Epiphany? What does it mean? Today I would like to talk about a festival that is extremely felt in the Christian world, but above all, to tell how it is normally celebrated in Milan. The festival in question is that of the Epiphany. The name derives from...Milan is getting ready for December 7th and Christmas 2020
What does December 7th mean for Milan? Our article of the last year, “the magic of December 7 in Milan,” says that Milan commemorates its patron saint Ambrose on this special day. Still, it is also the one during which the famous Alla Scala opera house...Contacts
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