Cornaredo

Cornaredo is an Italian city of 20,561 inhabitants within the metropolitan town of Milan, in Lombardy. The oldest part of the contemporary municipality of Cornaredo is the hamlet of San Pietro all Olmo, located alongside the historic road to Vercellas. The area, because the Middle Ages became wealthy in full size agricultural assets cereal plants, pastures, vines and diverse pig farms and mulberry plantations for the silkworm. Towards the give up of the 19th century, the economy of the city had a turning point that substantially changed its look.

The first weekend of September is synonymous with the village competition, in reminiscence of the consecration of the parish church, dedicated to the saints James and Philip. Cornaredo is a town within the coronary heart of Lombardy that turned into firstly inhabited with the aid of very distinct communities the chief city Cornaredo and the hamlet of San Pietro all Olmo, each surrounded by means of a few farmhouses. The records of the two groups has constantly been very distinct from the points of view of lifestyle, of the social and of what concerned the cultivation of the fields.