Old Map of Milan, Italy in 1730 by Seutter - San Carlo al Lazzaretto, Sforzesco Castle, Duomo, Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio, Pinacoteca di Brera nice The Bastille is still visible

The Bastille is still visible on this map - the Storming of the Bastille had occurred just a few years prior

North Africa and pushing into the Middle East

there are many other things to see: the Grand Canal

facilitating trade between the coast and the interior

Old Map of Milan, Italy in 1730 by Seutter - San Carlo al Lazzaretto, Sforzesco Castle, Duomo, Basilica di Sant'Ambrogio, Pinacoteca di Brera nice The Bastille is still visibleThis wonderful old map of Milan was originally published in 1730. It was created by Matthaus Seutter. This map was published between the Spanish Succession and when Napoleon invaded and declared Milan the capital of the Cisalpine Republic. Milan Archdiocese is the largest in Europe, and on this map, you can see many churches dotted around the city. At the bottom of the map is a pictorial view of what the city would look like, and as you can see, the