Columns of San Lorenzo
Milan, Italy
They are the best-preserved Roman monument in Milan, contrasting with the city's modern architecture.
Colonnade of sixteen marble Corinthian columns from the 2nd century AD, relocated in the 4th century from a Roman temple or bath complex to stand before the Basilica of San Lorenzo. They form a landmark Roman monument in Milan and a gathering point near the historic Porta Ticinese.
- Visit time: 25 min
- Local name: Colonne di San Lorenzo
How long does it take to visit Columns of San Lorenzo?
Plan about 25 min.
Nearby
- Basilica of San Lorenzo Maggiore — 90 m
- Pasticceria Cucchi — 270 m
- Basilicas Park — 280 m
- Diocesan Museum of Milan — 460 m
- Basilica of Sant'Eustorgio — 480 m
- Trattoria Milanese — 560 m
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