Milan continued

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	I like this view through a heart shaped bit of wire, I just do.		This is the BIG picture of the square below.
When you get up to the roof, there's the strange and surreal experience of walking on the roof of a cathedral. Another first for us!		Fantastic views in every direction.
	Fabulous stonework.		Jean's not entirely comfortable on her high perch!
Down below, there's a queue to reckon with.		Inside, there is room for many thousands of worshippers.
	The Basilica of Sant Ambrogio. One of Italy's oldest buildings dating back, in part, from AD 380.		One of the side chapels.
Milan's station: Milano Centrale, is a building force to be reckoned with. It is huge and hugely impressive. It reminds me of Grand Central station in New York.
		Modern artefacts have been installed inside the shell quite successfully in my opinion.
	Some nice red trains!
Tourist lunch.		A strange piece of art seen from the top of a tourist bus.
	The Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, a rather splendid shopping area.		Altogether an interesting visit to one of Italy's biggest and most vibrant cities.

The Basilica of Sant Ambrogio.