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A little climb on the Naviglio Pavese towpath, nothing special

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Classic of our parts

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Pedestrian bridge used to cross the canal.

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Evocative landscapes following the canal

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The sunset along the canal is spectacular

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Locks and locks that refer to an ancient history

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A whole sprint from Sesto Calende to Milan, always alongside the water

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With water it's another thing

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With water it's another thing

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With water it's another thing

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The locks for transporting goods with boats

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A huge, covered shopping arcade with the finest brands. You have to take a look...The prices in the cafés are quite moderate for the location.

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Small bridge over the Naviglio Pavese with a view of the ancient house of the guardian of the waters, it is a classic photographic point along the towpath

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The Naviglio Grande was born as a defensive structure towards the beginning of the 12th century but it took another hundred years before it was transformed into a navigable waterway and reached Milan near Porta Ticinese. The Naviglio soon became a fundamental connection to Milan, goods of all kinds traveled along it. The marble for the construction of the Cathedral also arrived from the quarry on Lake Maggiore in Milan following the course of the Naviglio Grande. Today the transport barges have been replaced by the canoes of enthusiasts while a cycle/pedestrian path that runs along the embankment connects Milan and Abbiategrasso allowing pedestrians and cyclists a bit of fun while avoiding traffic.

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Unfortunately as cyclists and runners there is a small group of enthusiastic fanatics who pass by at high speeds especially in the morning, the mother of imbeciles is always pregnant

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In Corsico the amusement park next to the Residence for the Elderly creates a fun optical effect, the safety slide :)

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The Conca di Moirago is one of the twelve basins of the Naviglio Pavese, a navigable canal that connects Milan to Pavia. The locks were a system of "steps" that allowed boats to overcome the difference in level of the canal. Each basin had its own keeper, who operated the mechanism and controlled its functioning. The building of the "Guardian of the waters" today is a museum that houses an exhibition that tells the story of the place.

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Right next to the Duomo of Milan stands one of the most popular places in the city, the Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II, a covered passage between the Duomo and the Teatro alla Scala, designed by the architect Giuseppe Mengoni and inaugurated in the 1860s. This arcaded street which serves as a showcase and a walk to have an aperitif or dine after the Opera is the oldest shopping center in Italy, decorated with mosaics, caryatids, decorations that surround windows and balconies. Inside there are the shops of the most luxurious brands, but also historic restaurants and starred chefs. In the center of the Gallery, on the mosaic floor, a bull is represented. There is a superstitious rite, which consists of turning the bull's testicles three times with the heel of the right foot to guarantee fertility or a return to Milan, or good luck for the new year.

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A nice glimpse of the industrial past

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Eye and busy area

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