Bareggio

Bareggio is an Italian town of 17,373 population of the metropolitan metropolis of Milan in Lombardy. It is the third municipality in the Magentino region by means of wide variety of inhabitants. Bareggio is a very historic center the Celtic speaking Galli Insubri were the ones who chased the Ligurian way of life of Polada, its historic population, between the 6th and 5th centuries BC from the territory wherein the town now stands. From the Gauls it exceeded to the Romans in 197 BC and again to the Lombard, who ruled these lands from 569 to 774 while the Franks of Charlemagne took over. From Bareggio, Roman instances, the delle Gallie surpassed, a Roman consular avenue built via Augustus to attach the Po Valley with Gaul.

The first documentation referring to the country Dates returned to 780 and refers to an exchange of price range. With the Franks the network of Bareggio lived an extended duration underneath the direct temporal electricity of the abbot of the Basilica of Sant Ambrogio in Milan, one of the first rate feudal lords of the empire. In a record dated 1570 it appears that the activities of the population, in all 740 human beings, are those of farmer, ferraro, prestinaro, mulinaro, camparo and legnamaro.