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A splendid Renaissance square dominated by the three figures of the Cathedral, the Baptistery, and the Torrazzo, which offers a panoramic view of the entire Po Valley.

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Where Romanesque style meets the first signs of Lombard Gothic. A beautiful cathedral.

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Splendid example of Romanesque architecture with terracotta bricks.

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End of the Po Cremona Milan canal from here you can reach the Adda embankment

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It is the termination point of the canal in the Pizzighettone area, the small basin that has formed is similar to a small lake

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Pizzighettone is an ideal starting point for exploring both the banks of the Adda and for heading to Cremona along the cycle path of the Milan-Cremona canal

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The tower is located near the Trento and Trieste bridge on the Adda river

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In Cremona in the Piazza del Comune, also known as Piazza del Duomo, there is the Cathedral (Duomo) which shows a facade with a double order of loggias, a central rose window and a Renaissance crown. A Renaissance loggia connects it to the Torrazzo which, with its 112 meters of height, is the tallest masonry bell tower in Europe. The square is completed by the Town Hall, the Loggia dei Militi and the Baptistery.

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Characteristic church along the route

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A really beautiful place worth seeing!

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The Church of San Bassiano was built in the 12th century by refugees from Lodi, who fled the destruction of Barbarossa, and named after the first bishop of their city of origin. It is an example of Romanesque architecture and also one of the oldest buildings in the Cremona area

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Villa Trivulzio was built in the first half of the nineteenth century on the initiative of the noble Giorgio Pallavicino Trivulzio on the remains of a seventeenth-century feudal palace which in turn was built on the foundations of the ancient castle of San Fiorano.

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Country road between San Latino and Formigara. From the road you can see the small church of San Giacomo, dating back to the year 1000 and built on the ruins of an ancient hospice built on the ancient Roman military road Via Regina.

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The municipality of Cavacurta has very ancient origins (the town was mentioned as early as 997). Two buildings are worthy of note: the parish church of San Bartolomeo, of fifteenth-century origin, and the former convent of the Servi di Maria.

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Portion of the cycle path along the bends of the Adda river, with a beautiful view of the river and Cascina Valentino.

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the Church of San Luca is a jewel in Romanesque style on the outside, while inside it has Gothic vaults. AND one of the oldest in the city: it dates back to 1100 and was subsequently embellished by the fifteenth-century porch at the entrance, very elegant with its columns and lions.

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Villa Biazzi, or Casale Biazzi is an agricultural company that stands out on the intersection of via Sesto and via Picenengo. The farmhouse, with a rectangular plan, is enriched at one end - towards the road - by a strange spiral tower of Persian-Mesopotamian inspiration, designed by a Cremonese architect, Davide Bergamaschi (1826-1904)

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The construction of the church dates back to around the year 1100. The new parish church in Renaissance style was completed in 1760 and the side chapel of San Giuseppe was built in 1774. In 1853 the bell tower was built

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Metal railway bridge that connects the Gera district with the rest of the city of Pizzighettone.

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City in the province of Cremona which has one of the most complete and impressive city walls in Lombardy. The sixteenth-century walls entirely surround the historic center on both banks of the Adda river: a defensive complex approximately 2 km long, which can be visited by the public, which presents an impressive sequence of internal environments (the casemates) and underground and external routes.

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