Caselle Landi and its Castle

Caselle Landi is a small town in the lower Lodi area, on the banks of the Po river, opposite the city of Piacenza. It is a small, silent and ancient village, which still offers many things to see. Founded by the Romans in 191 BC. C. who called it Caselle due to the presence of huts that they found there. While Landi derives from an ancient feudal family that began to exercise its rights over this part of the territory from 1262. Whether it is hiking or cycling. First of all the Pizzighettone, along the Adda river, which crosses its historic center, where at the end of October there is the food and wine event dedicated to the typical dish for the commemoration of the dead based on black-eyed beans, pork rinds stewed with fresh bread and new wine. Its Castle, or Palazzo Landi, is a castle of medieval origin with four corner towers. And Palazzo Vecchio together with Palazzo Nuovo, huge austere and almost enchanted architectures, immersed in the solitude of the countryside.