Lesser-known churches in Milan

San Giovanni church 1. It's quite secluded, but conveniently accessible by subway. 2. It is said to be a piece of Fauvist Modernist architecture, built in 1968, and its style now appears very sci-fi and futuristic. 3. It's more suitable to visit on an overcast day, as you can capture a sense of solemn mystery. 4. The opening hours shown on Google are not accurate; it's also open in the afternoon. When I went, there was no one else there, just an old nun going about her business, allowing you to enjoy the serene atmosphere all by yourself. Feel free to take photos.