How to get there by public transport
Tram 2, 3, 12, 14, 15,16, 19, 23, 24 and M1 and M3 (Duomo).
Information about accessibility:
ATM website
Mobility portal of Milan City

Parking
In via Spadari, at about 20 meters from the church, there is one parking space reserved for people with permits for citizens with disabilities, there are also two parking spaces in Piazza Santa Maria Beltrade.
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Entrance
It is possible to reach the churchyard walking for about 10 meters on a pathway in cobblestone and flagstone. The unobstructed entrance has a double swing door (width 102 cm each one).

Accessibility for people with sensory disabilities
The church presents an informative panel (h 85 cm from the ground) with a short text in Italian, in English and in Braille. In the central part of the panel there is a raised map that allows to orientate inside the building. A depiction of the prospectus of the façade integrates visual and tactile contents. QR or NFC Reader for smartphone allow to access the contents available in various modes: audio mode for people with visual impairment and videos with subtitles and translation of texts in Lis (Italian Language of Signs) for people with hearing impairment; these audios and videos describe the building history, the structure, some artworks and the façade of the church.

Interior spaces
The church was designed since 1470 by Bramante to keep a an image of the Madonna known as been miraculous. In correspondence of the central nave it is possible to admire a magnificent trompe l'oeil: a perspective illusion choir that overcome the shortage of space due to the street behind the church. In the nave of the church there are benches with pews and chairs (h 55 cm). Bramante's baptistry can be reached by 3 steps on the right of the entrance and a double swing door (width 80 cm each one) and then 1 step (h 16 cm). The ancient San Satiro Sacellum is on the left side of the altar with a double swing door (width 84 cm each one).