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Chiesa di San Maurizio al Monastero Maggiore

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Corso Magenta 15, 20123 Milan, Italy

Open today: 09:00 - 19:30

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“sistine chapel”(47 reviews)

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JMP158

Sydney, Australia

16329

Reviewed yesterday

Under the radar but a must visit

This church was unknown to us until our guide took us there. What a gem! Great art and a wonderful insight into convent life. We were almost mesmerised but the reclusive, contemplative life is not for us.

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Michele C

Boston, Massachusetts

139

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Joel you are a Fool

To the gentleman Joel with the shallow review. As it is evident you are not an explorer; I suggest you read up on all places prior to visiting them via a hasten glance of one eye. First off , the Church is not just a...More

Thank Michele C

Joel A

Philippines

Reviewed 1 week ago

a normal catholic church

I went there nad just a normal church in the zone, always empty and well dunno what else i ca c=sahre but in front there is a river canal

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Janice d

Reviewed 1 week ago via mobile

Unexpectedly beautiful...

We decided to visit this church after a very early 8am viewing of the Last Supper... It's is a 10min walk away and free to enter... As soon as we entered we could see why it's considered the Sistine Chapel of Milan - every inch...More

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MCB28

Williamsburg, Virginia

460183

Reviewed 1 week ago

Impressive

The Sistine Chapel of Milan, this little church is beautiful in its own right. The history and story behind it is fascinating. Truly a hidden and forgotten treasure.

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Travel_addict13_10

Australia

392316

Reviewed 2 weeks ago via mobile

Serene and beautiful

This is a completely different experience from the Milan Duomo with its majesty an magnificence. We walked through the small church to the Hall of Nuns behind and sat in the beautiful wooden individualised pews and quietly took in the peace, beauty and sacredness. The...More

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SyrinxSounds

Victoria, Canada

842406

Reviewed 3 weeks ago via mobile

Splendid Renaissance

I hadn't expected what I would find here. The nave, chapel, chiesa is completely fitted out in renaissance decoration. Nothing frilly, but virtually every surface frescoed. I would be hard pressed to point to any one fresco as a Wow-piece, but as a whole, it...More

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nestcottage

Colchester, United Kingdom

461180

Reviewed 19 August 2018

Well worth a visit

This church is well worth a visit it was included on our walking tour with the Last Supper tickets and the paintings are outstanding Well worth finding this place if you are in the area

Thank nestcottage

GloryGirl78

Mashpee, Massachusetts

20355

Reviewed 11 August 2018 via mobile

Unexpected Treasure

We actually passed by this church, without stopping in, on our way to Santa Maria Del Grazie to see “The Last Supper”( or at least had planned to until we arrived at the ticket office and learned there were “no more tickets available until September!!!”!!!)...More

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Emanuela V

Shanghai, China

14553

Reviewed 11 August 2018

Impressive frescos

This place really deserves to be dubbed the Sistine Chapel of Milan and it is worth a visit. Entrance is free. Very nicely restored so that the fresco's colours are very eye catching. Actually is the color rather than the designs that give this amazing...More

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Kain F

Is the website in Italian, im trying to book tickets direct without going via a tour company and it wont translate the pages to english? Regards Kain

24 September 2017|

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the entrance to the church is free.

KateW3333

Is the church open on Mondays?

9 August 2016|

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no, monday the church is closed. San Maurizio is open from tuesday to sunday from 9.30 to 19.30.

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freddybluebird

What are Sunday mass times?

15 October 2015|

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Hi Freddyblu! Although the church of San Maurizio is still consecrated, masses are no longer being celebrated there. Nevertheless, you should visit the church to see its beautiful frescoes.

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