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Navigli Wheelchair Accessible Tours

The Navigli wheelchair accessible tours, are the symbol of Milanese nightlife.

Walking along the streets and the dock from the aperitif until late in the evening is one of the favorite activities of citizens and tourists.

The Naviglio Grande is the oldest.

The first written source dates back to 1209 although the works could date back to 1177, when Milan was rebuilt after the arrival of Barbarossa.

Initially the purpose of the canal was to irrigate the fields at the gates of Milan and, perhaps, also as a defensive moat.

Only from 1257 began the work to make it navigable.

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Touring I Navigli

It was Napo Torriani in 1272 who completed the navigation works.

Since then, boats were transported on the Navigli wheelchair accessible tours which transported people and boats for goods from all over the world, at least until 1985.

Then tires and rails were the best on waterborne vehicles.

The Naviglio Grande, after passing through villages such as Gaggiano and Trezzano, approaches the Darsena.

Passing through Milanese symbols such as the church of St Cristoforo sul Naviglio, once known as the lighthouse of Milan.

Coming to the nightlife area, among antique shops, restaurants and trendy bars, you can also see the famous washerwoman's alley.

This represents a piece of Milanese history that is still immortalized in photos of all kinds.

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