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Arch of Peace
Arch of Peace
Metro M5 stop Domodossola

The works for arch construction started in 1806 thanks to Luigi Cagnola, who was asked by Napoleon to build a celebrative arch. After Napoleon’s defeat of Waterloo, the arch was not completed and in 1826 Franz I of Austria ordered to finish the construction with some alternations, because he wanted to dedicate the Arch to the European Peace reached in 1815. When Cagnola died in 1833, the Arch was finished by Francesco Peverelli and Francesco Londonio. It was inaugurated on September 10th, 1838 by the Emperor Ferdinand I of Austria.

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Art & History

The Cathedral

Address: Piazza del Duomo Metro M1 stop Duomo

Sforza Castle

Address: Piazza Castello,3 Metro M1 stop Cairoli-Castello

Vittorio Emanuele Gallery

Metro M1 stop Duomo

Monumental Cemetery

Address: Piazzale Cimitero Monumentale, 1 Metro M5 stop Monumentale

Palazzo Reale (Royal Palace)

Address: Piazza del Duomo, 12 Metro M1 stop Duomo