This extends through the areas of Lodi and Cremona

Founded as a convent it was handed over to the Benedictine nuns who built the church in 1588 (today's Aula Magna).

Known as Piazza Maggiore, it is the scenic city center since the municipal era and still today a lively meeting place

At Codogno it hosts 122 works, including paintings, watercolors, drawings, sculptures, ranging from the sixteenth century to the present

One of the most beautiful buildings of Renaissance Lombardy, Tempio dell'Incoronata built with the contribution of all social classes