Lodi

• How to reach Lodi?
• Direction of the historic center of Lodi
• Victory Square
• The Lodi Tower
• The journey continues…
• Extra (not to be missed!)

Back in Milan where I would have the base for the next three nights, the following day I decided to do a mini tour de force visiting Crema (find out the article here), Lodi, Codogno and Piacenza in one day :D

To start getting an idea of the places and views that I was able to admire, I invite you to watch the video below containing the most significant images of this experience.

How to reach Lodi?

Being already in Crema that morning, the best solution to reach this city was the bus. Obviously, if I had been in other cities or had left Milan, I would have more easily opted for the train option.
It must be remembered that the bus arrived in front of the train station so, in any case, the starting point of the walk would have always been the same.

Direction of the historic center of Lodi

I took viale Dante Alighieri and traveled for a long time, at a certain point, just before the Isola Carolina Municipal Park, I turned right to walk towards the city center.

After passing Palazzo Barni, I reached Piazza della Vittoria.

Victory Square

And here was the embarrassment of choosing what to capture with the reflex: Palazzo Vistarini, Piazza della Vittoria itself or the Duomo. For not knowing how to read or write, as they say in these cases, I photographed/filmed all three :)

The Lodi Tower

On the way back, I crossed a section of the park that I previously mentioned and passed by Il Torrione di Lodi before finishing the walk to the station just in time.

The journey continues…

Arrived at the train station, I went up to the next stop of the day: Codogno (find out the article here).

Extra (not to be missed!) of Lodi

After this brief overview of the stop in Lodi, aren’t you curious to go beyond simple images to better understand the travel experience lived before this stage? No problem, here is a preview of the places mentioned above.

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