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The "Tempio di San Sebastiano", Saint Sebastian Temple, is a small yet delightfull church in the center of Milan. It was built around the end of 16th century as a thanksgiving for the end of the terrible plague that ended January 20th 1578. The promoter was the famous Cardinal Borromeo, Archbishop of Milan, who became Saint Carlo (Charles) Borromeo in 1610.
Italy’s and perhaps the world’s capital of fashion and design, Milano is home to the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele, which is possibly the world’s oldest shopping mall. The city is currently undergoing an architectural renaissance, which will culminate in a new skyline for the Expo 2015, which will be hosted in Milano. Visitors can take advantage of an extensive public transportation system, which includes metro, buses, trolleys and trams.
