Palazzo della Banca d'Italia (Milano) Review

The Central Bank of Italy is a magnificent building, and I particularly like the magnificent large metal grille front door and the stone seal statue on the facade. There will also be a stamp and coin market on Sunday morning, which rebuilt part of the bank after the World War II bombings.

Milan is the most important financial centre in Italy, which should be a developed country. The typical baroque architecture with exquisite sculpture is located at the corner of a street. The arch-shaped gate opposite the corner is very atmospheric. The four pillars above are matched with the sculpture of the characters. In fact, women's sculptures like this are very common in buildings.

Not a particularly famous one. Today, but you can look outside.

Old European-style retro buildings, convenient transportation, many people stop to watch

It's different, central bank.