Did Milan’s love of trams begin with horses? It might seem odd, but it’s true! Right here, in front of us we have the Tram ATM 1904, a symbol of Milan’s extensive tram network. This tram represents a century of progress, from those early horse-drawn carriages to the modern electric marvels that crisscross the city today. Imagine, in 1881, Milan hosted a grand National Exhibition. To ferry visitors, the city launched its first urban tram network: horse-drawn trams fanning out from Piazza del Duomo like spokes on a wheel. The Tram ATM 1904, though built much later, carries that legacy in its sleek design. It has seen Milan evolve, its streets transform, and its people embrace new technologies, all while remaining a vital part of the city’s heartbeat. Today, the Tram ATM 1904 stands as a reminder of Milan’s forward-thinking spirit, a city that beautifully blends its past with its present.
Nuovo Cimitero di Cologno Monzese
“A timeless sanctuary,” the old woman whispered, her gaze fixed on the rows of marble within Nuovo Cimitero di Cologno