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Chiesa di San Cristoforo sul Naviglio
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The church of San Cristoforo (Saint Christopher, protector of the sailors) is one of the most symbolic churches for what was once the port of Milan. It is one of the oldest in Milan, and it is very special. It is not one single church, but two paired churches, built in the timespan of over three centuries in three different styles.
Santa Maria delle Grazie al Naviglio
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Surely everyone visiting Milan knows of the church of Santa Maria delle Grazie, which houses the most famous representation of the Last Supper, a masterpiece by Leonardo da Vinci. But there is a second church in Milan dedicated to Santa Maria delle Grazie right here on the canals.
Darsena
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"Darsena" is an Arabic word that originally meant "port", in Italian the word has evolved over time and is now used to indicate a sheltered anchorage area, sometimes covered. In Milan, however, this word retains its ancient meaning and the Darsena is the port of Milan.
Naviglio Grande
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The longest and oldest calan of Milan. It flows for about 50 km and its waters irrigate 50,000 hectares of countryside through 116 intakes.
I Navigli
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The Navigli system is a network of 162 km of canals that covers an area of approximately 1,800 square km south of Milan, between the provinces of Milan and Pavia. A surface as large as the entire metropolitan area of Milan.
Vicolo dei Lavandai
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Vicolo dei Lavandai (Washermen's Alley) in milanese dialect it was called Vicol di bugandee (from bugada, means laundry). Along the stream fed by the Naviglio Grande (el fossett) until the 1950s, the clothes of wealthy Milanese families were washed. You can visit this site before or after cruise.
