Go and visit Luini and have a look at the frescos of Noahs ark in the back. Its recently been restored.

We were very pleased we saw this church. There were very nice paintings, frescos, and the one of Noah loading a unicorn made me laugh. The staff were very knowledgeable. A great attraction very close to Duomo Piazza. The walk to it also takes you off the main tourist route and you get a glimpse of the real Milan. We... More

The pictures were interesting to look at and some of the carvings were very intricate and it was fascinating to see them close to.

This small church is a treasure. The frescoes are wonderful covering nearly every spare inch. No-one minds if you take pictures and you can get up really close. When we were there, a small group were playing period instruments and giving a short recital. Really atmospheric. There's a friendly, relaxed feel and it's a real treasure. Don't miss it, especially... More

Found this on trip advisor and as we were booked to see the Last Supper later on decided to go here as its really close. We came with just the recommendation of trip advisor using the point me director. This is one of the most beautiful church's I've ever seen. It is free in and breath taking as you walk... More

Amazing restored paintings and beautiful little church that few people know, including local folks. I did go after reading about it at Tripadvisor but even the taxidriver was skeptical about its touristical importance. Not a real major attraction in Milan but it deserves to become one.

Hello, we discovered this hiden Church thanks to a bike tour and I think I never seen a Church like that. The Church is managed by some volunteers and this is a great idea too!

Most beautiful little church with amazing restored paintings. Definitely worth visiting. Free of charge but so pretty that you feel compelled to give some money towards restoration funding. I loved it so much that I had to see it twice.

Before I even saw this was the #1 attraction on TA, we had decided it was ours. It is truly amazing. Don't miss it - stop on your way to The Last Supper. And do make sure you see it all (not necessarily the architectural museum - we didn't do that), but go through the small door on the left... More