[ Ссылка ]: The Navigli District is said to be one of the most romantic neighbourhoods of Milan. It takes its name from the network of canals (navigli) that once provided transport and irrigation for the Lombardy region.
Located south-west of the historic centre, this lively area has morphed into a bustling area, known now for its markets, galleries, art shops, restaurants, funky cafés, night clubs and bars, including a place claiming to be the smallest bar in the world!
When we were there the flower market was on. All along the Naviglio Grande there were hundreds of stalls selling all kinds of pot plants, flowers, bulbs etc.
The bars and cafés lining the canal were also doing a roaring trade. If you just want some snack food, mixed amongst the flower stands were stalls selling breads, pastries and other snacks.
Another good time to visit is when the antiques market is in operation. This is the most important market in Milan and takes place on the last Sunday of the month.
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