Colonnes de Saint-Laurent

Un des plus élégants des paysages de Milan, entouré d'un beau quartier avec beaucoup de places agréables à hangar pendant le jour, mais surtout la nuit.

Ces pierres sont près de la Biserre de Saint-Baron, un énorme trésor qui est laissé dans l'ancienne époque romaine, et le style est le style Collins. C'est l'un des endroits très aimables pour l'auteur. Le temps de séjour est un peu plus long, les choses sont bonnes.

St. Lorenzo's Stone Pillar is sixteen old Roman pillars. It's really charming. In the middle of a good square, you can see an ancient medieval gate beside it. On the other side is the Old Lorenzo Church. There are many restaurants and bars. It's easy to reach in the central area.

From the main cathedral of Milan to the west, you can see this row of pillars on the left side of the road, in front of a church and square, just a short walk along Via Torino or by Tram. It is an ancient medieval building built of Roman materials near the Cathedral of the same name as Porta Ticinesi, the medieval gate. It is one of the few surviving relics of the Milan Empire. On weekend nights, there are usually many young people with drinks chatting and gathering here.

It feels like a pillar left behind by the ruined temple in Greece, but it's relatively connected around here, and it's not at a high altitude. The post outside St. Loren's Church, which serves as a site, feels great in the sunset and is one of the most important walking attractions in Milan's old city. Although it is very close to downtown area, it does not feel too noisy while retaining all kinds of restaurants and cafes, as the lazy sunshine permeates the brick and stone.