Cerchia dei Navigli, Historical canals in Milan
Cerchia dei Navigli represents a system of interconnected canals around Milan, Italy.
Originally built for defensive purposes, these canals later became vital trade routes.
The Navigli district has become a cultural hub with bars, art galleries, and restaurants.
Although most canals were covered in the 1930s, their paths are still visible in the city's layout.
Remnants of the Cerchia dei Navigli are now a nostalgic vestige reflecting Milan's aquatic history.
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Cerchia dei Navigli represents a system of interconnected canals around Milan, Italy.
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