カスティラーガヴィダルドの洞窟・トップ2

ローディのトッリオーネは、フランチェスコ・スフォルツァによって命じられた、ローディ城（ヴィスコンティ城）の一部をなす15世紀の歴史的な防御構造物です。ロンバルディアの都市のルネサンス期の要塞の主要な証拠の一つであり、都市の歴史的文脈の中に位置しています。

A piece of history of Lodi and its ancient walls

The Bolognini Castle of Sant'Angelo Lodigiano boasts three magnificent museums: the Bolognini museum, the bread museum and the agricultural history museum.

Lodi city centre, running there is still a pleasure given the various cycle connections.

Castle of Sant'Angelo Lodigiano. Built in the 13th century by Angelo Lodigiano as a military garrison for the Signoria of Milan.

The Bolognini castle, located in Sant'Angelo Lodigiano, is a medieval complex that includes - in addition to the castle - several museums. It is a place rich in history and culture, perfect for immersing yourself in local history and culture, admiring the architecture and enjoying a day of art and beauty.

The Castle of S. Angelo Lodigiano, a fortress with an irregular quadrangular base, a typical example of Lombard military architecture, was built by the Milanese. According to the Milanese chronicler Galvano Fiamma, its construction was completed on 8 October 1224. The Lords of Milan became the owners of the Castle: first the Della Torres and then the Viscontis. Around 1370 Bernabò Visconti donated the fortress and lands of S. Angelo to his wife Regina della Scala, daughter of Mastino II, lord of Verona who in 1383 erected the main tower in the south-east corner and had numerous Gothic windows opened in the Castle , at an expense, it seems, of 100,000 gold florins. The Castle was then conquered by arms by Francesco Sforza on April 14, 1452 to recover the lands belonging to the Visconti and on April 24 of the same year, therefore only 10 days later, the Sforza donated the Castle and the lands of S. Angelo to a mercenary captain Michele Matteo known as il Bolognino, for favors received, and for the occasion gave him the title of Count with a new name Michele Matteo Attendolo (name Sforzesco) Bolognini.

It is the social and cultural center of the life of the village and its events are closely linked to those of the dominations that have taken place in the area. After destroying a previous center set up during the clashes with the city of Milan (1158), the German emperor Frederick I known as Barbarossa, aware of the strategic importance of San Colombano, decided to rebuild the castle in 1164.