The main bronze door of the Duomo di Milano was designed by Ludovico Pogliaghi and inaugurated in 1906. It tells the story of the Virgin Mary through richly detailed relief panels arranged like a vertical “tree of life,” with joyful scenes on one side and sorrowful moments on the other. Standing about 10.3 m (33.8 ft) high, the door is filled with tiny faces, flowing drapery, angels, flowers, and symbolic details that only reveal themselves when you step close enough to truly look | Architecture

Join our guide John for a walking tour through Brooklyn Heights, NYC’s first historic district. From the famous Promenade views of Manhattan to the Fulton Ferry Landing, discover the architecture, back stories, and celebrities who once called this neighborhood home. #brooklynheights #brooklyn #nyc #toursbyfoot | Tours by Foot - New York City