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Milan is a diverse city with many distinct neighborhoods and districts that each possess their own unique flavor. One of the most famous districts in Milan is the Navigli district, an area originally named for and formed by a system of canals, which brought goods into the city, like the marble used to build Il Duomo.

These canals stretched for over 150 km and were an integral part of the city for seven centuries. Today, only a few of those canals have survived, but Navigli lives on in the sunsets that reflect across the waters of the canals, and the restaurants that line the streets of the district.

Rating: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

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