Santuario Santa Maria delle Grazie
In 1599, the bishop, Lodovico Taverna, had a church built in this area, which was then demolished in 1655, following the urban development of the city. However, the people’s devotion to the sacred…
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Palazzo Vistarini
Palazzo Vistarini overlooks Piazza della Vittoria and belonged to the Vistarini family, one of the most important in Lodi, represented by military captains, judges and well-off landowners in the Lodi…
Parco Naturale Adda Sud
The park has, as its primary objective, to maintain the balance between the presence and activities of humans, not only through conserving the natural environments and the cultural and landscape…
History of Lodi
T he origin of the city of Lodi is tied to the destruction of the Roman Laus Pompeia by the Milanese, which took place in 1111 and in 1158. On the peak of Colle Eghezzone and on the right side of…
Chiesa di San Filippo
The church of San Filippo has a stunning façade, characterised by an ascensional rhythm, standing out in the monumental complex: its slightly convex front, with two sets of pilasters, surrounded by a…
Chiesa di San Francesco
The church of San Francesco is one of the main Medieval monuments in the city of Lodi. It dates back to 1252, when the bishop of Lodi, Bongiovanni Fissiraga reintroduced the Friars Minor back to the…
Collegio San Francesco
The natural science collection offers a collection of specimens that is a nice tool for learning about nature. The exhibits were collected by the Barnabite Fathers from the mid-19 th century onwards…
Ex chiesa e ex convento di san Cristoforo
A church dedicated to St Christopher existed in Lodi from 1150-1200 and belonged to the order of the Humiliati: in particular, it was called S. Christoforus de Laude and is believed to have been…
Chiesa di S. Maria Maddalena
Located in the heart of the lower town, the Church dedicated to the Magdalene has very ancient origins. Built by incorporating the pre-existing Romanesque building on the right side and with an…
Chiesa di Sant'Agnese
The church of Sant'Agnese was built in the XIV century, passing, in 1351, to the Order of Saint Augustine. At the end of the century, Bishop Bonifacio Botticella had it extended and decorated. The …
