Basilica di San Babila

A small building, even hiding in a bunch of ordinary houses and looking at the exterior walls, does not stand out as a flock of chickens. But there are other hollow senses in it. Bible-related murals spread out one by one, covered with walls and ceilings. In addition, very old organs and decorative oil paintings can be seen. This is a surprising discovery.

St. Barbera, located in the centre of Milan, is an important Catholic Church in 10th century Milan. The entrance of the church is decorated with exquisite Baroque style. There is also a stone pillar at the main entrance of the church. There is a divine animal on the top of the pillar.

San Babila is a church in Milan. It is usually considered the third most important church in Milan. The church was first built in 1905. In the 16th century, churches expanded further and added Baroque facades.

The interior of the church is gorgeous, and all the neighborhoods are commercial streets. It's a little inconspicuous, but the interior is very shocking.

This church is quite famous in Milan, and its overall design style is very avant-garde.