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The Cremonese is a Lombard district in the area of Bassa del Po di Lombardia.

To know

Land of ancient agricultural tradition, it was an area of ​​large estates concentrated in the hands of a few noble Cremonese families, who have left numerous testimonies of their wealth not only in the city but also in the villages of the surrounding countryside, scattering them with stately villas and monumental farmhouses-villages with majestic manor houses often also equipped with country churches.

Geographical notes

In the flattest Lombard plain, it extends between the Po to the south and the Oglio to the north, where it partially pushes on the left bank to embrace the territories of the municipalities of Ostiano is I want to.


Territories and tourist destinations

Urban centers

  • Cremona - Capital of the homonymous province.
  • Ostiano - It is a Gonzaga city, and represents the most advanced point of the dominions of the lords of Mantua in the Brescia area. From the end of the nineteenth century the municipality, which after the fall of the Gonzagas was administratively aggregated to Brescia, asked for and obtained to pass under the provincial administration of Cremona. On the left of the Oglio, it preserves part of the Castle which made it a border stronghold; in its urban layout, rich in good architectural examples in churches and palaces, you can breathe the atmosphere of the cities of Gonzaga inspiration.
  • Pizzighettone - Fortified city, it preserves the sixteenth-century walls that surround the two parts into which the Adda divides it; the district of Gera d'Adda, located on the right bank of the river, is the most picturesque part. In the part on the left, adjacent to the bridge over the Adda, a tower is still visible which is said to have been the prison of the French king Francis I defeated in the battle of Pavia (1525).
  • Soresina
  • Sigh - It was an important Lombard administrative center. It preserves an ancient Romanesque tower which was reused as a bell tower. Villa Cattaneo - Ala Ponzone, now used as a retirement home, is one of the finest examples of neoclassical villa in the whole area that runs along the Po.

Other destinations


How to get

By plane

Italian traffic signs - verso bianco.svgThey are Lombard airports:

The area is also affected by the airports of:


By car

The closest motorway exits are:

  • Parma exit and Terre di Canossa exit on the Autostrada del Sole
  • Cremona exit on the A21 motorway

On the train

Lines:
Milan-Cremona-Mantua
Cremona-Bergamo
Cremona-Brescia
Cremona-Piacenza
Cremona-Fidenza
Local stations located on the Milan-Cremona-Mantua line
Local stations located on the Cremona-Brescia line
Local stations located on the Cremona-Treviglio line (for -> Bergamo, for -> Milan)


How to get around

By bike

Exquisite-kfind.pngTo learn more, see: Cycle tourism in Lombardy.


What see

Cremona, cathedral and baptistery



What to do


At the table

  • Fried river fish
  • Boiled
  • Roasts
  • Sausages
  • Grana Padano


Safety


Other projects

  • Collaborate on WikipediaWikipedia contains an entry concerning Cremonese
  • Collaborate on CommonsCommons contains images or other files on Cremonese
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