Zibido San Giacomo

We are in Zibido San Giacomo, in Milan, for a walk on its waters. We cross the city by bicycle, the simplest means of transport to get lost in the streets, monuments and squares. Once, where Zibido now stands, there were numerous distinct villages. It is now divided into two main ones, and Zibido, which dates back to the era of the Lombards, is the oldest. The city is modern but rich in monuments and historical places, such as the church of Santa Maria Assunta, the church of San Giacomo, that of the Nativity and the church of San Pietro, all dating back to periods between 1400 and 1700. the Palazzina Pusterla Busca, a farmhouse with an imposing crenellated tower from the 1400s with frescoes from the 1500s on the inside depicting courteous scenes. Its Cascine are full of mills, they are really a considerable number, being a territory that has always been dedicated to agriculture. For bicycle lovers, it has a ring track of about 20 km that starts from the Musa, a psaltery museum, a taste and landscape workshop.