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The temple of opera in Milan, La Scala was reborn from its ashes after World War II and is now considered one of the best opera houses in the world.
La Scala theater (Teatro alla Scala) was built on the former location of the church of Santa Maria alla Scala, from which the theater gets its name. There were premieres of operas by Rossini and Meyerbeer here. Now in the repertoire's are the most famous and beloved operas in the world, ballet performances, concerts of symphonic music.
When, during World War II, the theater was completely destroyed, it was rebuilt and reconstructed several times, until La Scala has modern look.
Outside the theater does not inspire awe, but inside amazes with luxury finishes and attention to details.
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Unique Museum of Modern Art, which contains masterpieces of the great artists of the past century. The museum's collection consists of works by Picasso, Matisse and others.
This is a luxurious landscaped park, spread out near the Sforza Castle, where you can have a picnic, go for a run with the locals or feed the birds at the pond.
Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie is located in the west of Milan and is best known for its dining room, where there is a fresco by Leonardo da Vinci.
A famous place for connoisseurs of alcoholic beverages, here has been invented the famous cocktail Negroni sbagliato and here you can feel the atmosphere of the past century.
This castle is the house of museums, the castle, that had seen in its lifetime and the luxurious life of the aristocracy, and the woes of wars and revolutions.
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