Piazzale Lodi

  Piazzale Lodi sits at the southern edge of Milan, connecting the busy Corso Lodi and the vibrant Porta Romana neighborhood. This square exemplifies the urban planning of the 19th century, having been established as a significant transportation hub. Its main feature is the large traffic circle, which facilitates the flow of vehicles and pedestrians alike, especially accommodating the nearby metro station. In December, the area often hosts a charming holiday market, where locals and visitors can explore seasonal crafts and delicacies. At Piazzale Lodi, you'll find not only convenient access to public transport but also a glimpse into the local life with nearby cafés and shops along the surrounding streets.