Open Opens at 09:30-22:30(Admission ends at 21:30)
Recommended sightseeing time:0.5 hour
Address:
Piazza della Scala, 6, 20121 Milan, ItalyMap
Phone+39 800 167 619
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From Milan Cathedral, you can pass through the Galleria II and arrive here. It is a small square square with many tourists. Because there is a statue of Leonardo da Vinci standing in the center, it is also called Piazza Leonardo da Vinci.
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Among the many ancient squares in Milan, Piazza della Scala is the youngest. It is located in the center of Milan and its name comes from the famous La Scala Opera House on the northwest side of the square. In the center of the square stands a sculpture by Leonardo da Vinci, to the southeast is the Marino Palace, the town hall of Milan, and to the northeast is the Bank of Italy. Most of the buildings on the square were designed by architect Luca Beltrami.
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From Milan Cathedral, you can pass through the Galleria II and arrive here. It is a small square square with many tourists. Because there is a statue of Leonardo da Vinci standing in the center, it is also called Piazza Leonardo da Vinci.
The name Milan seems to give people a sense of romance and beauty. There are indeed some lazy but romantic people and things in Piazza della Scala. Walking, playing the piano, chatting, drinking tea, coffee... You and I deserve it, and I look forward to experiencing it again.
Also known as Piazza Leonardo da Vinci, walk north from the Milan Cathedral and cross the Galleria II to a small garden, a quiet place in a bustling city. Many tourists take photos and rest here. There is a statue in the middle.
After visiting Milan Cathedral, through the promenade of Emmanuele II, it is Scala Square. The Scala Theatre is also here, and there is a statue of Leonardo da Vinci in the middle. Many people in the square are resting here.
The square is quite big, there are some statues 🗿 or something.
Very good value for money, is a place worth visiting.
Scala is a square in the center of Milan, Italy, connected to the main square of Milan, the Cathedral Square through the Emmanuele II Arcade. We visited the Cathedral of Milan and walked through the Emmanuele II Promenade to Scala Square. In the middle of the square is the statue of Da • Finch. Da • Finch holds the book in one hand, and lifts it slightly. There is also a statue of his 4 proud entrepreneur on the tablet. Scala Plaza is named after the famous Scala Opera House on its northwest side.
Scala Square is actually very small, next to the Scala Opera, known as "Mecca of Opera", one of the most perfect theaters in the world. The center of Scala Square is the statue of Leonardo da Vinci, so Scala Square is called Leonardo da Vinci. Vinci was a Florentine, but his artistic career was best developed in Milan during his 17 years, and his unparalleled talent was greatly favored by the Grand Duke of Milan Ludovicos Forza.