Risotto alla Milanese rice, saffron, beef marrow and butter, creamy and soft
Rice, saffron, beef marrow and butter: Milan's golden dish, tied by legend to a glassmaker of the Duomo in 1574.
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Lodi is one of Italy's youngest provinces. It was carved out of the province of Milan on 6 March 1992 and covers 60 municipalities in southern Lombardy, wedged between Milan to the north, Cremona to the east and Pavia to the west, and reaching south across the regional border to the edge of Emilia, near Piacenza. It is flat country throughout, with no hills at all: anyone arriving with the Lombardy of lakes and mountains in mind will find the opposite here.
This is a province you travel by town rather than by monument. Five of its municipalities hold the formal Italian title of città: besides Lodi itself, the provincial capital, there are Codogno, Casalpusterlengo, Sant'Angelo Lodigiano and Lodi Vecchio, and none of them is a place you merely drive past. Distances are tiny, minutes from one to the next, which is the argument for taking it slowly.
Towns in the province of Lodi
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60 towns
Abbadia Cerreto Bertonico Boffalora d'Adda Borghetto Lodigiano Borgo San Giovanni Brembio Casaletto Lodigiano Casalmaiocco Casalpusterlengo Caselle Landi Caselle Lurani Castelgerundo Castelnuovo Bocca d'Adda Castiglione d'Adda Castiraga Vidardo Cavenago d'Adda Cervignano d'Adda Codogno Comazzo Cornegliano Laudense Corno Giovine Cornovecchio Corte Palasio Crespiatica Fombio Galgagnano Graffignana Guardamiglio Livraga Lodi Capital Lodi Vecchio Maccastorna Mairago Maleo Marudo Massalengo Meleti Merlino Montanaso Lombardo Mulazzano Orio Litta Ospedaletto Lodigiano Ossago Lodigiano Pieve Fissiraga Salerano sul Lambro San Fiorano San Martino in Strada San Rocco al Porto Sant'Angelo Lodigiano Santo Stefano Lodigiano Secugnago Senna Lodigiana Somaglia Sordio Tavazzano con Villavesco Terranova dei Passerini Turano Lodigiano Valera Fratta Villanova del Sillaro Zelo Buon Persico
Lodi and around, on the map
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🍝 At the table: Lombardy
Sbrisolona crumbly almond and cornmeal cake, broken by hand
White and yellow flour, almonds, butter and sugar, broken by hand: sbrisolona is Mantova's cake, already served at the Gonzaga court.
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Feast of San Zenone
📅 Every year, on the third Sunday of October
On the third Sunday of October Valera Fratta, a municipality of 1,669 inhabitants in the province of Lodi, celebrates its patron San Zenone.
Feast of San Giorgio
📅 Every year, on the third Sunday of October
On the third Sunday of October Montanaso Lombardo, a municipality of 2,231 inhabitants in the province of Lodi, celebrates its patron San Giorgio (Saint George).
The Purification of Mary and the World in the Nativity Scene
📅 Every year, on the third Sunday of October
Salerano sul Lambro celebrates the Purification of Mary on the third Sunday of October, next to the Castello Vistarini.
Saints Simon and Jude, patrons of Cornegliano Laudense
📅 Every year, on the fourth Sunday of October
Cornegliano Laudense celebrates Saints Simon and Jude on the fourth Sunday of October.