This church can be be reached on foot from St. Maria delle Grazie in just 10 minutes. We visited it with the same tour guide that introduced us to Leonardo's Last Supper and we were literally overwhelmed by the beauty and intimate atmosphere of this tiny church. The paintings are mostly by a fellow painter of Leonardo. His name is... More

Church looks fairly nondescript. Situated on Corso Magenta and is like holding a kaleidoscope up to your eye. As you enter, you are assaulted by fabulous paintings all around. More

For all fans of Leonardo, do visit this church (or rather 2 churches, one for the parishioners and one behind the altar for the nuns) It contains many frescoes by Bernardino Luini, a follower of da Vinci and is simply stunning. More

first you enter, the church appears very small, but then you discover the convent behind the partition wall. Magnificent! All the frescos well preserved. More

I was looking for Santa Maria Della and stumbled upon this unexcepted location. Lovely...and very helpful and accommodating staff More

We walked over from the Duomo. Not too far even in the rain. We are seniors so do not think it is a hike. We were overcome with the Bacilica. Do not miss this! The paintings on the wall are so touching and can not be understood unless you see this first hand. More

A must visit ! Stunning frescoes in front and rear of church. Be warned, there is a long mass on Sunday mornings. Best to visit after 1pm on Sundays! More

I have discovered this incredible church more than 35 years ago, at that time was not in excellent condition and the paints needs a deeply restore. Now, after an huge restore work and thanks to all private contribution we can see in all their shining most wall painting attributed to Luini and other painter of his school. In the chorus... More

It is prominently located along the Corso Magenta 15 and located right next to the Museo Archeologico. It is worth a visit because of its beautifully frescoed interior. More