Wandering around the cathedral, I came here on foot, because I need to walk through the alleys, so not many people are here. The style of the building is very beautiful, so I was attracted to stop and admire it, but the place is full of urine and smells, which is a great discount for appreciation. The building has a Gothic porch. Above the two-story loggia, is a series of triple mullion windows with built-in statues. The loggia was built by Visconti, the consul of Milan, in 1321. He hoped to build a new building near the Palace of Reason to accommodate judicial and notarization activities in the city. The name comes from the Ossi family, who owned some palaces in this area before the construction of this building. The designer of the loggia is Scoto of San Gimignano. The main street outside is a shopping street where you can buy and buy.
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Wandering around the cathedral, I came here on foot, because I need to walk through the alleys, so not many people are here. The style of the building is very beautiful, so I was attracted to stop and admire it, but the place is full of urine and smells, which is a great discount for appreciation. The building has a Gothic porch. Above the two-story loggia, is a series of triple mullion windows with built-in statues. The loggia was built by Visconti, the consul of Milan, in 1321. He hoped to build a new building near the Palace of Reason to accommodate judicial and notarization activities in the city. The name comes from the Ossi family, who owned some palaces in this area before the construction of this building. The designer of the loggia is Scoto of San Gimignano. The main street outside is a shopping street where you can buy and buy.
Sure enough, it is different, very flavorful, and very nice loggia
The Loggia Ossi is very close to the Cathedral Square. From the perspective of history and art and architecture, the building is magnificent. The history can be traced back to the 14th century, but it was not restored to its original form until the beginning of the 20th century. In the eighteenth century it was still the center of public power.
The buildings full of legends came to Milan, Italy to play, and the place to play on the first day was very mysterious. My friend told me to take me to the loggia. It is strange to hear this name. I asked a few questions, but the answer I waited for was that I knew it. Get into the car with full of doubts. I thought to myself that this place must be in the loggia in the mountains. It was not really cool. The car was driving around on the roads of the city. After a while, my friend told me that it was there. Shan Mum? Isn't this still a city? Ok! It should be a corridor with air conditioning. Followed my friends to a square, the buildings in front of me were nice. My friend told me that the loggia was here. I looked at him suspiciously, but the answer was yes. Did the Monkey King go to the old pig? On the building right in front, an old man was sitting right in front. There are two statues on either side of him, the one on the right looks like a monk sand. But where did the rosary on Monk Sha's neck go? The one on the left is a bit like the incarnation of justice. I was full of thoughts about Boss Tang’s Monkey King and the Ba Jie who couldn’t walk after seeing the girl? At this time, my friend patted me behind, ‘’I woke up from my sleep, it turned out that I was in Italy. There are also engraved eagles, sheep and other animals, as well as a very large snake, which represents the Visconti family. There are many legendary stories here, and it is these stories that make many visitors come from far away. Reminder: Tickets: Free Opening Hours: There are many people on holidays throughout the day, the queue is longer, you can bring some water and umbrellas
The corridors here are very distinctive. The corridors on the first floor are somewhat similar to our arcades, which can shelter from wind and rain. The arched structure on the second floor is covered by glass windows, but some statues can still be seen. The neo-gothic-style buildings are very majestic in the public squares, and they are not obscured by the tall buildings behind.