Lugo

Lugo straddles the Canale dei Mulini on Emilia-Romagna’s Romagna plain, and this water-managed setting helped shape it as a trading centre for the surrounding farmland. The town’s Pavaglione, an 18th-century quadrangular portico, was built for the silk-cocoon market and remains a defining element of the historic centre. The Rocca Estense began as a medieval fortress and was later reshaped under the Este dynasty. Lugo is also the birthplace of First World War flying ace Francesco Baracca, whose former home is now a museum dedicated to his life. Explore nearby webcam locations that provide complementary perspectives on Lugo and the Romagna plain.

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