Europe

A Legacy in Every Corner

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From the soaring, intricate cathedrals of the Gothic period like Milan’s Duomo to the sleek lines of modern masterpieces by architects like Renzo Piano, Italy’s architectural story is rich and continuous. The true beauty is how these styles coexist. You can turn a corner and see a Roman ruin leaning against a Renaissance palace, all just a few steps from a dramatic Baroque piazza. This incredible layering of history is what makes Italy’s architectural landscape one of the most beautiful and fascinating in the world.

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