The "Madonnina" is a famous statue of the Virgin Mary located atop the Milan Cathedral in Milan, Italy. Standing at about 4 meters tall, it is made of gilded copper and was installed in 1774. The statue is a symbol of protection for the city and is a significant landmark for both locals and tourists. The name "Madonnina" translates to "Little Madonna" in English. It is a beloved icon in Milan, often associated with the city's identity. The statue can be seen from various points in the city, making it a popular subject for photographs and a focal point during religious celebrations.