La Botteguccia In Vigevano

One of the most beautiful squares in Italy

Beautiful square designed by Leonardo da Vinci. Under the arcades restaurants, bars and nice shops

One of the most beautiful squares in Italy

Beautiful square in the town. Full of classy boutiques both in the square and just outside. The parking lots around there are paid. It deserves to be visited. With also the very beautiful bell tower and castle to visit.

The Piazza Ducale in Vigevano is an authentic Renaissance jewel, one of the most beautiful squares in Italy. Commissioned by Duke Ludovico il Moro in the 15th century, this square enchants with its architectural harmony and its timeless atmosphere. Surrounded by elegant porticoes, refined historic buildings and the splendid baroque façade of the Cathedral of Sant'Ambrogio, it represents a perfect balance between art and history. Walking under the porticoes is a fascinating experience: you can admire decorative details, frescoes and columns that tell centuries of history. The cafes and restaurants along the square offer a relaxing environment to enjoy local specialities, while the evening lighting creates a romantic and evocative atmosphere. Another strong point is the view from the Bramante Tower, which offers a breathtaking panorama of the square and the city. It is a perfect place for walks, photographs and quiet moments. Anyone who visits Vigevano cannot miss this architectural masterpiece, which combines culture, beauty and history in a single, extraordinary experience. A square that enchants and leaves an indelible memory.

Historic square with castle you can visit, very beautiful

Very very characteristic place, beautiful history of Vigevano. Worth visiting

Semi-deserted on Sunday afternoon! But unmissable

Fascinated by this work of art, we hope that the usual empty spaces of young people from social centers do not pass through

Definitely beautiful and characteristic. It surrounds the cathedral with a beautiful colonnade. Under the arcades shops and restaurants. From here you can access the adjacent castle. Worth a visit