Milan Map Art

Milan's street grid radiates outward from the Duomo in concentric rings — the medieval city center gives way to the Navigli canal system that once connected the city to lakes and rivers, now visible as diagonal waterways threading through the southwest neighborhoods. The city breaks this pattern sharply at its edges, where the Sempione axis drives northwest toward the Sforzesco Castle, and the railway yards sprawl across the northern flank, anchored by the Stazione Centrale.

45.4642° N, 9.1900° E