Religious  Sites  of  Lombardy

Latest update: 20 February 2022
The most famous religious sites of Lombardy come in a range of categories from cathedrals to monasteries, abbeys and baptisteries. They can also be found not only in the major cities such as Milan, but also in scenic positions around the lakes. 

In terms of churches, Lombardy can boast the cathedrals of Milan, Cremona and Pavia while for the next category of Basilicas there are the likes of Santa Maria delle Grazie, San Maurizio Maggiore al Monastero and the Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio, all of which are in Milan. Elsewhere in the region we find the baptisteries of Cremona, Lenno and Bergamo and the beautiful Certosa di Pavia. 
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Milan  Cathedral

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Milan Cathedral, Lombardy

Certosa  di  Pavia

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Certosa di Pavia, Lombardy

Cremona  Cathedral

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Cremona Cathedral, Lombardy

Santa  Caterina  del  Sasso

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Santa Caterina del Sasso, Lake Maggiore, Lombardy

Museo  di  Santa  Giulia

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Museo di Santa Giulia, Brescia

Santa  Maria  delle  Grazie

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Santa Maria delle Grazie, Milan

Chiaravalle  Abbey

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Chiaravalle Abbey, Lombardy

Pavia  Cathedral

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Pavia Cathedral, Lombardy

Sacro  Monte  di  Varese

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Sacro Monte di Varese, Lombardy

Basilica  di  Sant'Ambrogio

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Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio, Milan

San  Maurizio  Maggiore  al  Monastero

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Chiesa di San Maurizio Maggiore al Monastero, Milan

Cremona  Baptistery

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Cremona Baptistery, Lombardy

Abbazia  di  Piona

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Abbazia di Piona, Lake Como

Cimitero  Monumentale

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Cimitero Monumentale, Milan

Lenno  Baptistery

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Lenno Baptistery, Lake Como

Bergamo  Baptistery

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Bergamo Baptistery, Lombardy

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