Giuseppe Verdi and the Scala Theatre are the combination that made Milan world capital of of the liric opera. Recent reviews suggest the hypothesis that Verdi had hidden a Masonic message in the notes of "Falstaff"

• The Scala Theatre
• The Scala Museum
• Palace Marino
• Durin Street (Durini Building and home of Arturo Toscanini)
• Ca 'Granda
• Università

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Milan comes from an ancient Roman civitas, as amended in the early Christian period and the Middle Ages. Sant 'Ambrogio is a key point in the history of Milan and his Christian organization. The tour is completed by a visit to the museum of science and technology

• Sant’Ambrogio
• Museo della scienza e della tecnica
• San Satiro e Santa Maria in San satiro
• Museo Archeologico

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From the second half of the nineteenth century, Milan assumed more and more the role of industrial national leadership of the whole country; at this time new homes and new neighborhoods have been built, with the new Liberty style (Art Nuveau)- taken as a symbol of modernity and of which Milan is one of Italy's capitals

• Cimitero Monumentale
• Rotonda della Besana
• Piazza 5 giornate
• Stazione Centrale

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With the arrival of Napoleon in the city, in 1796, Milan is about to become a big capital before the Cisalpine Republic and then the Kingdom of Italy. The city of the old regime is disrupted in the name of the glory of Napoleon and becomes a mirror of the power. The tour is completed by a visit to the esoteric Last Supper by Leonardo da Vinci

• Arco della Pace
• Porta Venezia
• Santa Maria delle Grazie e Cenacolo di Leonardo
• Castello Sforzesco

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The establishment of Italy (called "Risorgimento") took place in 1800 and the Freemasons have brought a great personal contribution to it. The proposed route mainly covers the historical landmarks in Milan for the period.

• Piazza San Babila
• Palazzo Morando
• Museo di storia contemporanea
• Palazzo Borromeo d’Adda
• Palazzo Belgioioso
• Casa degli Omenoni
• Casa di Alessandro Manzoni
• Museo Poldi Pezzoli
• Monte di Pietà
• Via Brera e Museo del Risorgimento

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An itinerary including the symbolism present in Milan: the oldest symbols (pre-Roman), passing through the Cathars to go as far as modernity.

• The Cathedral: Gothic style typical of Milan and the concentrate of sacred geometry; the museum
• Ragione Palace and Mercanti square, not to forget the symbolism of the Celtics and persecution of the Cathars.
• The Royal Palace
• Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II
• Beccaria Palace

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