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Porta Garibaldi
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Porta Garibaldi in Milan, located in Piazza XXV Aprile, originally called Porta Comasina until 1860, is one of the six historical main gates of the city.
The current structure, in neoclassical style, was designed by the architect Giacomo Moraglia between 1826 and 1827. On top of the arch are four statues symbolizing the main Lombard rivers: Po, Adda, Ticino, and Olona.
The gate was renamed in honor of Giuseppe Garibaldi after his entry into the city in 1859.
The current structure, in neoclassical style, was designed by the architect Giacomo Moraglia between 1826 and 1827. On top of the arch are four statues symbolizing the main Lombard rivers: Po, Adda, Ticino, and Olona.
The gate was renamed in honor of Giuseppe Garibaldi after his entry into the city in 1859.
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