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Villa Gaia Gandini

V illa Gaia, given this name in the second half of the 15th entry for the joyous parties that were held there, is one of the oldest buildings on the Navigli and was one of the first villas in…
Villa Gaia Galdini

Pontoon bridge

T his bridge is one of the last remaining pontoon bridges in Italy. Constructed as a temporary work at the end of the 19th century, it survived both of the World Wars . Originally made of wood, the…
Ponte delle barche

Villa Alari Visconti

I n 1776 Archduke Ferdinand of Austria-Este tried to purchase it but his negotiations with Count Giacinto Alari were unsuccessful and the Archduke consoled himself by building Villa Reale in Monza.…
Villa Alari Visconti

Villa Melzi d'Eril

T he villa looks out onto the Adda with its terraced garden. The building’s current appearance is the result of the numerous changes made in 1845, but it was originally built in the 15th century…
Villa Melzi D'Eril

Darsena di Milano

T he Darsena, as the Milanese knew it for four centuries, was commissioned and built in 1603 by Spanish governor Pedro Enríquez de Acevedo, Count of Fuentes (1525-1610): it was located against the…
Darsena

Vicolo dei Lavandai

R ecently restored, this historic little alleyway leading off the Naviglio Grande still has a perfectly preserved early-20th century centrifuge and is a piece of old Milanese archaeology that is…
Vicolo dei Lavandai

Chiesa San Cristoforo

S an Cristoforo is an evocative complex consisting of two little churches. The older of the two, on the left, is located on the path that led from Lomellina to Milan, in a necessary passageway…
Chiesa San Cristoforo

Conca dell'Incoronata

T he Conca dell’Incoronata canal lock, named after the nearby 16th century church of the same name, is located at the end of Via San Marco, within the city’s Spanish walls after the “Tombun de San…
Conca dell'Incoronata

Religious Itineraries

L ombard   religious itineraries will take you to discover an intimate side of this territory. Not only the faithful will venture into these itineraries.    Religious tourism  means to embark into a…
Religious itineraries, traveling on foot

Sotto il Monte Giovanni XXIII

S otto il Monte Giovanni XXIII is situated in an area known as Isola Bergamasca, an area whose shape resembles an upside down triangle, where the base to the north consists of the Monte Canto and the…
Sotto il Monte - John XXVIII

Naviglio Pavese

T he Naviglio Pavese was designed as a navigable canal linking Milan with Pavia; it draws water from the Darsena di Porta Ticinese dock in Milan and flows into the River Ticino in Pavia (in what is…
Naviglio_Pavese

Naviglio di Bereguardo

T he Naviglio di Bereguardo is one of the artificial canals originally intended as an inland waterway, constructed from the Low Middle Ages to the 19th century in the Milan hinterland. The Naviglio…
Naviglio_di_Bereguardo