Noble city of ancient splendor, the municipality of Legnano is famous in Lombardy and in the rest of Italy for the history and traditions that it jealously preserves. It was precisely in Legnano that the famous battle took place that led the defenses of the Lombard League to stop the unstoppable advance of Federico Barbarossa towards the rest of northern Italy. And the city still today preserves testimonies of the historic battle. Walking through the streets of downtown, between Piazza San Magno and Corso Giuseppe Garibaldi it will be possible to savor the "glories of the past" extraordinarily interpreted by the unmistakable Art Nouveau and Renaissance style, which can be appreciated by everyone from every corner of the city. Also worth a visit are the Basilica of San Magno, the most important in the city, in perfect Renaissance style and the beautiful Palazzo Malinverni, which now houses the Town Hall.

How to reach Legnano

The city of Legnano is well connected with the main towns of the province and can be easily reached by car from the capital of Milan.

By car

To reach Legnano from the city of Milan it is necessary to take the West ring road, following the signs for Malpensa airport, exit at Legnano.

By bus

The company Movibus manages the connections between the center of Legnano and the capital of Milan. For up-to-date information on rides, routes and timetables, we recommend that you consult the company website.

On the train

The city of Legnano has a city railway station that is served by the Trenord company. Numerous daily trips are scheduled approximately every 30 minutes to the Rho Fiera / Porta Garibaldi stations.