Porta Romana

  Porta Romana stands at the southern entrance of Milan, adjacent to the lively Corso di Porta Romana. This historic city gate, built in the early 19th century, originally marked the boundary of the ancient Roman walls. Today, it serves as a significant traffic junction and is a symbol of Milan's rich heritage. In December, the area often bustles with holiday markets that showcase local crafts and cuisine. Visitors can stroll through nearby streets to explore charming cafes, boutiques, and the stunning Porta Romana district.