Make the most of your time in Milan by taking this short tour of Milan's Catherdral Duomo. Duomo is the fifth largest Catholic Church in the world. To take you through this immensity of stone, a licensed and knowledgable guide will meet you at the Vittorio Emanuele Arcade next to the Duomo.  First the tour will take you inside the Gothic edifice where forty columns divide the basilica into five naves, a place the sunlight shines through the fifty-five wonderful stained glass windows, which tell the stories of Saint John the Evangelist, the Apocalypse and the New Testament. Even though the Duomo took from the 4th to the 20th Century to complete it is one of the world’s leading examples of Gothic architecture. After seeing the interior, you will be taken to the rooftop to see the intricate mesh of arches and flying buttresses that hide rain water. You can marvel at the myriad of carved pinnacles and statues, especially that of the Madonnina, a 4.16 meter high golden statue that overlooks and protects the city. Extending your view beyond the cathedral, see the skyline of the 21st century skyline of Milan, Italy's business capital.