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nice square with bars and restaurants

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This monumental complex was born as a defensive bulwark. Towards the end of 1300, it lost its military function to become a manor house within the land purchased by the Brivios, nobles of Germanic origin whose wealth came from agricultural activities. The name of Rocca derives from the fact that originally the building was one of the defensive bulwarks erected along the Milan - Lodi road in the early Middle Ages, at the time of the wars that pitted the Municipality of Milan against the Municipality of Lodi. The current building was built in 1600 by the Brivio marquises on the ruins of the pre-existing castle. It was at the center of important war episodes, such as the Battle of Marignano in 1515 and in 1859, when on 8 June Napoleon III and Vittorio Emanuele II entered Milan victorious, defeating the Austrians. From an architectural point of view it is a baroque palace built with a rather elaborate scheme: the north-west part houses a noble chapel, rich in typically seventeenth-century stucco and gilding. The entrance has a large portal with a beautifully crafted wrought iron gate, the work of a craftsman from Melegnano from the 1700s, rich in scrolls and arabesques. Since 1996 it has been public property and hosts painting exhibitions, classical music concerts and conferences of national importance in its halls with frescoed ceilings and large fireplaces.

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This monumental complex was born as a defensive bulwark. Towards the end of 1300, it lost its military function to become a manor house within the land purchased by the Brivios, nobles of Germanic origin whose wealth came from agricultural activities. The name of Rocca derives from the fact that originally the building was one of the defensive bulwarks erected along the Milan - Lodi road in the early Middle Ages, at the time of the wars that pitted the Municipality of Milan against the Municipality of Lodi. The current building was built in 1600 by the Brivio marquises on the ruins of the pre-existing castle. It was at the center of important war episodes, such as the Battle of Marignano in 1515 and in 1859, when on 8 June Napoleon III and Vittorio Emanuele II entered Milan victorious, defeating the Austrians. From an architectural point of view it is a baroque palace built with a rather elaborate scheme: the north-west part houses a noble chapel, rich in typically seventeenth-century stucco and gilding. The entrance has a large portal with a beautifully crafted wrought iron gate, the work of a craftsman from Melegnano from the 1700s, rich in scrolls and arabesques. Since 1996 it has been public property and hosts painting exhibitions, classical music concerts and conferences of national importance in its halls with frescoed ceilings and large fireplaces.

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The Cathedral of Lodi is the oldest sacred building in the city. Its construction was commissioned by Frederick Barbarossa and began in the year 1160 and ended a hundred years later. The composition of the facade, the use of exposed bricks and the design layout make the Lodi Cathedral one of the most famous examples of Lombard-Emilian style, more commonly known as Romanesque.

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The Cathedral square in Lodi is really beautiful, worth a visit during our rides.

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One of the largest churches in Lombardy and the oldest monument in Lodi in Romanesque style, located in Piazza della Vittoria where you will find many services. A place worth visiting!

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Piazza della Vittoria was called Piazza Maggiore until 1924. It represents the epicenter of the city of Lodi, with the Town Hall and the Cathedral overlooking it.

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Piazza della Vittoria is the most important square in Lodi. Called Piazza Maggiore until 1924, Piazza della Vittoria houses the Cathedral, the municipal palace and the Vistarini palace.

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Sixteenth-century fortress immersed in the countryside between San Giuliano and Melegnano. It can be reached either by taking a pleasant dirt road through the fields or by a more comfortable asphalt road. It is not always open so don't be disappointed if the gate is closed

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Rocca Brivio is a noble country palace, located near the Lambro river in the municipal area of San Giuliano Milanese. A castle had stood on the site of the fortress since the Middle Ages, placed in a dominant position to guard the road from Milan to Lodi. In the sixteenth century the castle became the property of the Brivio marquises; it was Luigi Brivio who had it demolished around 1680, building the palace in its definitive form on its foundations, which, although retaining the name of "fortress", lost all defensive functions.

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The fourteenth-century basilica of San Bassiano is the only building left standing in Laus Pompeia, today Lodi Vecchia, which survived the destruction perpetrated by the Milanese army in 1158. Emperor Frederick Barbarossa decided to rebuild Laus a few kilometers away, on the Eghezzone hill and founded the new city: Laus Nova, today's Lodi. In addition to the basilica, it is also interesting to visit the archaeological remains of the old city.

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Piazza della Vittoria, known as "piazza Maggiore" until 1924, represents the heart of the city of Lodi: overlooking it, in particular, the cathedral basilica of the Virgin of the Assumption and the town hall as well as the Vistarini palace, one of the most beautiful of the city.

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The cathedral basilica of the Virgin of the Assumption, commonly known as the cathedral, is the main place of Catholic worship in the city of Lodi, in Lombardy, the episcopal seat of the diocese of the same name. It is one of the largest churches in Lombardy and the oldest monument in Lodi: the first stone of the building, in fact, was symbolically placed on 3 August 1158, the same day the city was founded. In March 1970 Pope Paul VI elevated it to the dignity of a minor basilica. In Romanesque style, it is one of the largest churches in the whole of Lombardy. The first phase of its construction, for which many materials from the buildings of ancient Laus Pompeia were probably used, dates back to the period between 1158 and 1163; in fact, the crypt was solemnly inaugurated with the translation of the relics of San Bassiano on 4 November 1163, in the presence of Emperor Frederick Barbarossa. A second phase dates back to between 1170 and 1180, but the façade was completed only in 1284. The church replaced the ancient church of Santa Maria di Lodi Vecchio in its cathedral functions. At the beginning of the 16th century the apostolic administrator of the diocese, Claudius of Seyssel, promoted restoration and modernization works. The most visible sign was the opening of the two mullioned windows on the facade and the construction of the new rose window. Subsequently, the eighteenth-century restorations - carried out by the architect Francesco Croce - altered the original appearance of the building, which was however restored in the years 1958-1965. The church is recognized as an Italian national monument.

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the perfect place to cool off under a porch with a drink

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The perfect place to stop at a bar under a porch and refresh yourself by feasting your eyes

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Beautiful square, watch out for the stones! :) :)

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to mark the territory😁😁

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nice place to ride a bike!

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Spectacular period residence on the edge of a beautiful singletrack

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Structure that blends different styles in itself; built between 1158 and 1284 AD. it is basically Romanesque-Lombard, but has Gothic overtones.

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