Province of Cremona

The province extends through a flat terrain in the Padana Plain, bordered by the Po River and marked by numerous waterways for agricultural irrigation.

The province of Cremona emerged in 1859 as an administrative division during the territorial reorganization of the Italian peninsula under the Kingdom of Italy.

The provincial capital Cremona maintains centuries of violin craftsmanship traditions, with numerous workshops continuing the methods of Stradivari and Guarneri families.

The provincial territory connects Milan, Brescia, and Piacenza through a network of railways and roads, facilitating transportation across the Lombardy region.

The province contains 113 municipalities with extensive agricultural land, producing substantial quantities of corn, wheat, and dairy products for northern Italy.

Location: Lombardy

Inception: 1859

Capital city: Cremona

Shares border with: Province of Bergamo, Province of Brescia, Province of Mantua, Province of Parma, Province of Piacenza, Province of Lodi, Metropolitan City of Milan

Website: https://provincia.cremona.it

GPS coordinates: 45.13333,10.03333

Latest update: May 26, 2025 21:00