Loggia degli Osii

The Aussie Corridor is very close to the Cathedral Square. From the point of view of history, art and architecture, the architecture is magnificent. The history can be traced back to the 14th century, but it did not return to its original form until the beginning of the 20th century. It was still the center of public power until the 18th century.

Walking around the cathedral, walking around here, not many people are here because they need to cross the alleys. The style of the building is beautiful, so it is attracted to stop and enjoy, but it is full of urine smell, which greatly discounts the appreciation. The building has a gothic porch, two floors above the veranda, a series of triple-straight portholes with statues built in 1321, ordered by Milan's consul Visconti, who wants to build a new building near the Palace of Reason to accommodate the city's judicial and notarization activities. The name comes from the Osi family, which owned some palaces in the area before the building was built. The gallery was designed by Scoto of San Gimignano. The main street outside is a shopping street where you can buy and buy.

The corridor here is very distinctive. The first floor corridor part is similar to the feeling of our arcade. It can shelter from the wind and rain. The superimposed arch structure of the second floor is covered by glass windows, but some statues can still be seen. The new Gothic style buildings are magnificent in the public square, and are not obscured by the high-rise buildings behind them.

Generally, if you pass by, you can have a look. There's no need to come alone.

Aussie Corridor is very cultural, historic and knowledgeable.