The marble used for both the statues and the Duomo itself comes from the quarries of Candoglia in Italy’s Piedmont region.

Milan's iconic cathedral enchants Olympic crowds, blending art, history, and skyline views.

Construction on the cathedral began in 1388 and continued for more than 600 years, with the final major addition completed in 1965.

The Duomo in Milan, a world-famous Gothic cathedral, is a must-visit landmark that draws more than 5 million visitors each year with its spectacular architecture and historical significance. Hearst ...

As the world turns its view to Milan for the Milan Cortina 2026 Opening Ceremonies, the Deseret News photojournalist Scott G Winterton shares several views of the city, decorated in Olympic glory — ...

The 2026 Milan-Cortina Olympic Games will take place over an 8,500 square miles in Northern Italy, creating a complex challenge for organizers and fans.

Milan, Italy, is abuzz with anticipation as the city prepares for the Winter Games, just two days away from the opening ceremony. Ty Steele reports from the Duomo Cathedral, highlighting the city's ...

The group has a filed a climate‑change lawsuit against Eni and urged organizers to cut ties with the Italian energy major.

The Duomo is already the number one tourist attraction in Milan and a must see attraction for anyone during the 2026 Winter ...