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	San Lorenzo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		San Lorenzo is Italian and Spanish for Saint Lawrence.
		San Lorenzo, Santa Fe, a city in Santa Fe Province.
		Colonne di San Lorenzo, Roman ruins in Milan
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/San_Lorenzo (198 words)

	Colonne di San Lorenzo (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		The Colonne di San Lorenzo is the best-known Roman ruin in Milan.
		It is located in front of the Basilica of San Lorenzo.
		It is a square with a row of columns on either side, which were taken from a temple or public bath house dating from the 2nd century.
	www.worldhistory.com /wiki/C/Colonne-di-San-Lorenzo.htm (205 words)

	Milan restaurants & bars - BIGWORLD4U Travel (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		A table in tiny La Latteria (via San Marco 22-24, 02 659 7653) is worth the wait, while the pizza at the Brera outpost of local chain Anema e Cozze (via Palermo 15, 02 8646 1646) is purportedly the best outside Naples.
		Milan’s bar scene is as good as it gets anywhere in Italy, and hubs include Moscova, in the north, and the Navigli, and the area around Colonne di San Lorenzo, in the south.
		The trendy ATM (Bastioni di Porta Volta 14-16, 02 655 2365) is in an old tram station, which still has tracks at the entrance, while 10 Corso Como Caffè (Corso Como 10, 02 2901 3581) serves outlandishly priced food and super-chic drinks in a former car repair workshop.
	www.bigworld4u.com /restaurants-73.html (365 words)

	Don't leave Milan without ...
		Ticinese, a row of 16 Roman Corinthian columns surrounding the piazza of San Lorenzo.
		Located south-east of the centre, near the San Donato spaghetti junction, the Abbazia di Chiaravalle (via Sant' Arialdo) is a Cistercian monastery of astounding power and charm.
		Guests are welcome to loiter as long as they like as they pick their way through the impressive selection of hams, rice-salads, pastas and mouthwatering puds.
	www.easyjetinflight.com /features/2003/apr/milan.html (1638 words)

	Dailey-Thorp Travel
		The DUOMO, as it is usually referred to, is one of the largest cathedrals in the Christian world and is a symbol of the city's power and wealth in the 13th and 14th centuries.
		It was begun in 1296 by Arnolfo di Cambio and was consecrated in 1436.
		At 9:00 AM leave for a sightseeing tour of SAN GIMIGNANO with its many medieval towers standing on a hilltop in the rolling Tuscan countryside where vineyards and olive groves predominate.
	www.daileythorp.com /travel-itineraries/italy-2191.html (2566 words)

	Science Fair Projects - Mediolanum
		the Colonne di San Lorenzo, a colonnade in front of the church of S. Lorenzo
		Roman lapidary material in the Archi di Porta Nuova
		Gervasius and Protasius — or at any rate, of earlier men, found in St. Ambrose's time, are still to be seen in the crypt of the church of S. Ambrogio.
	www.all-science-fair-projects.com /science_fair_projects_encyclopedia/Mediolanum (327 words)

	Exibart, architettura
		The use of the elastic properties of materials to create a “virtual second skin”, a skin that is “outside” of the human body is also at the basis of the experiment carried out in San Lorenzo by Bernard Tschumi.
		This Swiss architect continues his exploration of spaces by proposing a micro-architecture as a surface-container that can be used as a multimedia infopoint, meeting spot and refuge.
		Leaon Krier, with his “pianist’s study” located in Piazza San Carlo, also designs a “recognizable” space that is physical and not conceptual.
	www.exibart.com /txt/ukNotizia.asp?IDNotizia=4517&IDCategoria=54 (697 words)

	Hotel ABC - Hotel Milano ( Lombardia ) - hotel italia - hotel milano - italy
		A 50 mt from the hotel you find The sixteen columns of the 2nd century AD still standing in front of the basilica of San Lorenzo are the most important Roman remains in Milan.
		They were part of a temple (or perhaps even a public baths complex), and were transported here in the 4th century AD to form the front side of a four-sided portico.
		The seat of this museum is in a building erected by the architect Giovanni Cerruti in 1893, in Neo-Romanesque style, with a profusion of ornamental terracottas.
	www.abchotel.it /servizieng.htm (2009 words)

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		The new fairground, in the north-western suburb of Pero and Rho (opened in April 2005) is Europe's largest open construction project and makes Fiera Milano the largest trade fair complex in the world.
		Napoleone of Canova in Brera *Statua di Oldrado da Trasseno (Milano)
		There are these stations: '''Milano Centrale''' (passenger station - the second italian station) '''Milano P.ta Garibaldi''' (passenger station) '''Milano Lambrate''' (passenger station) '''Milano Rogoredo''' (passenger station) '''Milano Greco''' (passenger station) '''Milano San Cristoforo ''' (passenger and cargo station) '''Milano Porta Romana''' (passenger and cargo station) '''Milano Certosa''' (passenger station) *'''Milano Smistamento/Scalo Farini''' (cargo-trains).
	www.dancinglessonsfromgod.co.uk /holiday-destinations/holiday-destinations_0189.txt (1458 words)

	Discoveritalia - Weekend - Milan: off the beaten path
		After dinner, you may want to take a stroll to the Basilica of San Lorenzo alle Colonne, which lies on a square that is always crowded with people when the weather is nice.
		Further on you come to Porta Vittoria, the Palazzo di Giustizia and then the Piazza Cinque Giornate, which has an obelisk in memory of the Five Days revolt.
		This monumental circular structure, built in the 17th century, served a number of different purposes in the past although it is currently used as an exhibition center.
	www.discoveritalia.com /cgwe/itinerarioCitta.asp?IDtipoItinerario=3&IDCitta=3&lingua=en (1435 words)

	interni 2002
		“l’effimero è una ricerca di messaggi alternativi, una singolare trasformazione dell’oggetto e del luogo nel loro confronto”
		to foreign visitors, the “salone del mobile” provides a good reason to discover the atmosphere of the heart of milan, walking around the streets from one project to the other, they can see a number of beautiful and typical sites, such as “le colonne di san lorenzo”.
		bernard tschumi, the world famous deconstructivist architect created an interactive space next to the beautiful milan square “le colonne di san lorenzo”.
	www.danda.be /outdata?dreview=56&category= (1080 words)

	NGI Forum - Search Results (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Oh, ma io sono quello con la maglia di emergency...
		Per rimanere in tema di Rosikate varie,qui siamo alle colonne di San Lorenzo (Milano) il giorno prima del concerto con...
		Vi era mi sembra un certo James Douglas Morrison che dichiarava di credere in un "prolungato sconvolgimento dei sensi" per riuscire a passare le porte della percezione e vedere (precepire) così la...
	www.ngi.it /forum/search.php?do=finduser&userid=4208 (504 words)

	16 - City Lights News Milan - News/Events June 2003, Milan Italy
		June is the best period of the year to visit Como, a lovely lakeside town, that offers a few attractions and is a good base from which to make excursions around the lake.
		The Azienda di Promozione Turistica organizes a 3-hour sightseeing tour by coach that brings you to the most popular Milan's tourist destinations: the Cathedral (Duomo), the Gallery, the Scala Theatre and museum, the Sforza Castle, the Last Supper, the Arch of Peace, the Arena (outside) and the Monumental Cemetery (outside).
		The itinerary is the following: Piazza Castello (departure and arrival), Piazza Duomo, Colonne di San Lorenzo, Navigli, the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, Piazza Fontana, Piazza Venezia, Stazione Centrale, Piazza della Repubblica, Via Montenapoleone e Piazza Scala.
	www.citylightsnews.com /clm/clm2003/clm03jun-e.htm (6360 words)

	qqrq: No more sushi
		I just may give it a go at reading the books (I just found out that there are thirteen!)- I can see how some of the things could have worked better in writing.
		On the way back past Colonne di San Lorenzo I really missed my SLR - the site looked great all lit up.
		The picture below does not give the justice to the site, but such are unfortunately the shortcomings of 'fit-in-your-pocket' cameras.
	qqrq.blogspot.com /2005/03/no-more-sushi.html (446 words)

	MILAN FACTS AND INFORMATION (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Football is the most important sport in Italy, and Milan is home of two world-famous football teams: A.C._Milan and Internazionale F.C. Milan is the only city in Europe where 2 teams have won both the Champions European Cup and the Intercontinental Cup.
		The famous Monza Formula_One circuit is located in the suburbs.
		Other stadiums and multiuse palaces are located in the Metropolitan Area.
	www.enablepay.com /Milan (1767 words)

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		In front of San Lorenzo church there are 16 corinthian columns, they are 8,50 high and they came from a temple which was built on II-III century
		It has got 26 floors in concrete; it has got a particular conformation: the cap with 6 floors is jutting unlike the whole structure.
		It is in the ex San Vittore monastery, it is suddivided in 28 tematic sections.
	web.tiscali.it /giovaneeuropa/eng/arte/milano.html (763 words)

	Milan forum: Help me get to know Milan. - TripAdvisor
		Don't know whether bars and pubs are allowed to set up tables outside, probably it's too early...someone else might be able to answer this.
		Also the area around the Colonne di San Lorenzo come to life in spring summer time, so might be worth a visit.
		Whatever you decide you can always change your mind and move on to another spot, they are easely accessible with the metro so you are not stuck with one choice for the whole evening.
	www.tripadvisor.com /ShowTopic-g187849-i143-k91940-Help_me_get_to_know_Milan-Milan_Lombardy.html (1002 words)

	INTERNI : newsstand
		The internal niches the cut into all the walls are full of pieces that serve to construct furniture, things we normally don’t look at on their own.(...)
		(...)What we wanted to create was a domestic space shifted into a public space of the city, and this juxtaposition had to be evident both in the definition of the space, here in relation to the Colonne di San Lorenzo, and in the nature of the materials.
		The design of this type of temporary architecture, which is simply a laboratory for ideas, is something that should be encouraged.
	www.internimagazine.it /s013001000035/s013001000037/d013001000140/a013001001818.htm (704 words)

	VirtualTourist.com - Milan Tips - Pictures, Tips and Reviews
		Apart from in the month of August there's usually heaps going on, and I found it a very helpful source of activities even when I wasn't a "tourist".
		You can get further help from the APT (Azienda di Promozione Turistica del Milanese) by checking out their website, www.milanoinfotourist.com, calling their offices (+39 02 7252 4301/02/03) or emailing them on apt.info@libero.it.
		Milan is not well known for his historic monuments, but try to walk through the city (not in the principals streets): you'll find everywhere romanic ruins and you can even find out farms working in the grey city!!
	www.virtualtourist.com /travel/Europe/Italy/Lombardy/Milan-148247/General_Tips-Milan-BR-25.html (733 words)

	Upto11.net - Wikipedia Article for Milan
		Statua di Oldrado da Trasseno del Palazzo della Ragione
		The city has a large international airport known as Malpensa International Airport (MXP), located in Varese, Italy and connected at the downtown with the railway service called "Malpensa Express" (from Cadorna Station).
		Autodromo di Monza - car and moto racing - 137.000
	www.upto11.net /generic_wiki.php?q=milan (1514 words)

	Bed & Breakfast: Milan, Milan, Italy (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		German description: BED AND BREAKFAST in der Familie Die Übernachtungsmöglichkeit befindet sich im historischen Zentrum von Mailand, im Römergebiet, zwischen dem Dom und den Säulen von San Lorenzo, nur wenige Meter entfernt können Sie.
		Italien description: La casa è situata nel centro storico, a 5 minuti a piedi P.zza Duomo, nell' area romana, tra Duomo e Colonne di San Lorenzo, a poca distanza potrete ammirare reperti romani dell'epoca repubblicana e tardo imperiale, come il foro romano, il circo, le
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	italy.breakfast-hotels.com /hotels/milan-milan.htm (286 words)

	SkyscraperCity Forums - Colonne di S. Lorenzo - Milan, Italy
		These 16 Corinthian columns of the 2nd century BC belonged to a pagan temple (or maybe public baths); since the 4th century, they stand in front of the paleochristian Basilica of S. Lorenzo.
		Until the beginning of the last century some houses were connected to the columns, separating them from the churc:
		Mi spiace ma di presenza queste colonne sono deludenti, in foto anzi rendono di più....I'm sorry
	www.skyscrapercity.com /showthread.php?t=130351 (269 words)

	Guide and Travel to Italy : Italy Gate Way
		On the other hand, Milan also houses stylish boutiques run by up-n-coming young designers in the avant-garde area of Corso di Porta Ticinese.
		Mid-price fashion houses are to be found down Corso Buenos Aires, Via Torino, Porta Vittoria and Milan's newly founded Chinatown, Via Paolo Sarpi.
		The main bars and pubs areas include the Moscova in the north, Navigli and around Colonne di San Lorenzo in the south.
	www.italygateway.com /milan/activities.htm (215 words)

	ITN Travel - Magazine - Our World at Your Pace in Your Place
		Don't be fooled – more so than any other city, this is the fashion shopping mecca of the world's glitterati.
		Of course there are other things to do in Milan – there are spectacular views to be devoured from the roof of the Duomo, Leonardo da Vinci's Last Supper (see, food again!), the Roman remains of Colonne di San Lorenzo, and much, much more.
		Two things are for sure – you'll leave Milan with a bigger waistline, but a much better wardrobe.
	www.itntravel.co.nz /magazine/2005/01/milan (364 words)

	Leica Forum: Places to see in Paris, Provence & Milano?
		For Milan, I'll suggest some street photography in the porta ticinese - colonne di san lorenzo area.
		In Milan I would suggest the streets around Duomo: no cars, people on shopping; go towards La Scala theatre and then Piazza Castello, or in the opposite direction toward Universita' degli Studi (built around an historical cloister).
		The only museum I would mention is Pinacoteca di Brera.
	www.leica-camera.com /discus_e/messages/2/128657.html?1114396724 (957 words)

	Star Wars: Message Boards (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		Giovedì 23 Settembre dalle ore 16.00 alle 17.00 sarà alle MESSAGGERIE MUSICALI di Corso Vittorio Emanuele (dove probabilmete regalerà alcuni cofanetti ai primi Fan che lo avvicinano).
		La sua visita turistica continuerà poi nei luoghi più frequentati: da Piazza del Duomo alla Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, dalla Scala a via Dante, fino al Castello Sforzesco per una giornata tra le vie della capitale della moda!
		Per finire, Chewbacca si mescolerà alla movida dell'aperativo tra le Colonne di San Lorenzo e i Navigli, facendo tappa nei locali più frequentati...
	forums.starwars.com /thread.jspa?threadID=192709&tstart=0 (587 words)

	ITALY SNEAKER GUIDE - www.ezboard.com (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-04)
		[quote]Stussy Shop is in "Corso di Porta Ticinese", Milan.
		- Purple Shop: Colonne di San Lorenzo Milan
		PLUS: enter every little sports shop you find in the little towns and you might find good old things, but remember that nike exists in italy since 1982 so you won't find previous models in those shops.[/quote]
	p093.ezboard.com /fniketalkarchives.showMessage?topicID=153.topic (347 words)

	a key to Milan [guidebook] - Sightseeing
		Since Milan's golden age is not yet over, Milan's center looks contemporary.
		Seeing the city from above • The three rings • Piazza Duomo • Teatro alla Scala • Palazzo della Ragione • Castello Sforzesco • Santa Maria delle Grazie • Last Supper • Sant'Ambrogio • Colonne di San Lorenzo • Navigli • Brera district
		Map [Flash / this website / plugin needed]
	users.libero.it /kiwi.milano/g_pages.htm (235 words)

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