Milan - Sant'Ambrogio 
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The church of Sant'Ambrogio east of the National Museum in Milan was founded in 386 by St Ambrose. The present church is a masterpiece of Romanesque architecture (12th century; choir ninth century). Notable features of the interior are the pulpit, restored about 1200, with late Romanesque carving, and the casing (paliotto) of the high altar, a masterpiece of Carolingian art (made in 835 at either Milan or Rheims).
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Address:
Sant'Ambrogio, Piazza Sant Ámbrogio 15, I-20100 Milan, Italy
Disability Access: Full facilities for persons with disabilities.
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Exterior corridor at the Sant'Ambrogio church in Milan.
Pews and columns inside the Sant'Ambrogio church in Milan.
