Lodi is a fabulous town in Lombardy a few kilometers from Milan (41.6 to be precise). It is absolutely not to be missed a walk in one of the most beautiful squares in Italy, the Piazza della Vittoria, until 1924 known as Piazza Greater, it is characterized by a quadrangular plan with sides of about 74 meters. The square is porch on all four sides, the porch and supported by 66 columns, some of them coming from Laus Pompeia, the old Roman Lodi built in about 7 km away from the current city center.

The square overlooks numerous buildings that are worth visiting are places of worship including: the Cathedral, built in Romanesque style, & egrave; one of the largest in Lombardy. The construction dates back to the 13th century, period when the city was founded;
the Temple of the Crowned (or Civic Temple of the Blessed Virgin (Crowned Virgin) is the absolute most important monument of Lodi, representative of the Lombard Renaissance, holds countless works of art the works of construction began in 1488;

those who visit this Lombard city will certainly be amazed by how it preserves its historical and artistic memory. I recommend that you immerse yourself on foot in the heart of the city observing the wonderful symbiosis between history, architecture, culture and people. Lodi is ideal for those who love to walk in the open area, with the aim of learning about the traditions and cultures of the places they visit...

Those who have an interest in popular events and festivals, in Lodi you will find lots of things to see. A beautiful event worthy of attention, always in November, is Autumn in Lodi. Come discover the charms of this beautiful Lombard town! Have a good trip to everyone!