Place of pilgrimage · Milan, Italy
Milan Cathedral
Milan Cathedral is a church visited by pilgrims in Milan, Italy, dedicated to Nativity of Mary. A shrine is a church or other sacred place to which the faithful go on pilgrimage for a particular reason of piety, with the approval of the local bishop (Code of Canon Law, canon 1230).
- Where
- Milan, Italy
- Dedicated to
- Nativity of Mary
- Title
- Shrine
Holy places nearby
119 Catholic churches within 3 km. See them on the map
Saints buried here
- Saint Charles BorromeoItalian Catholic prelate (1538–1584) · Feast 4 November
- Saint Galdino della SalaChristian saint · Feast 18 April
- Saint ArialdoItalian saint · Feast 27 June
- Saint John the GoodArchbishop of Milan · Feast 10 January
- Saint MonasBishop of Milan · Feast 12 October
- Blessed Alfredo Ildefonso SchusterMetropolitan Archbishop of Milan and Cardinal of the Catholic Church, beatified in 1996 · Feast 30 August
- Blessed Andrea Carlo FerrariItalian Roman Catholic cardinal and archbishop (1850–1921) · Feast 2 February
Further away
- San Carlo al CorsoBasilica · Milan, Italy · 0.5 km
- Tomb of Saint MarolusSaint’s tomb · Milan, Italy · 0.6 km
- Santuario di Santa Maria BambinaShrine · Milan, Italy · 0.8 km
- Tomb of Saint CalimeriusSaint’s tomb · Milan, Italy · 0.8 km
- Santa Maria presso San Celso ChurchShrine · Milan, Italy · 1.1 km
- Basilica of Sant'AmbrogioBasilica · Milan, Italy · 1.2 km
- Tomb of Saint AmbroseSaint’s tomb · Milan, Italy · 1.2 km
- Tomb of Saint Peter of VeronaSaint’s tomb · Milan, Italy · 1.3 km
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