Codogno is best known within Lombardy for its role at the centre of Italy’s first major COVID-19 outbreak in February 2020. It lies in the Bassa Lodigiana, the low agricultural plain of the Po Valley between the Adda and Po rivers. Long a market town, Codogno remains closely linked to southern Lombardy’s farming economy; its traditional mostarda, a fruit condiment sharpened with mustard, reflects this local food culture. The town is also an important railway junction, linking routes across Lombardy and towards Emilia. Discover other points of interest through webcams located across Codogno and Lombardy.
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