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of Affori; he bought a large piece of land in the area and ordered the construction of a luxury villa, now known as Villa Litta. This boosted the economy of Affori, which became largely dependent by the villa itself. Another major thrust to the development of Affori came between the 18th and 19th
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a district of the city. Transportation between Milan and Affori developed quickly since the last decade of the 19th century, with the construction of a railway and the established of a horse-driven tramway in 1882, that was replaced in 1898 by an electrical tramway.
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centuries, when a new road was built to connect Milan to Como; the new road (which corresponds to what are now Via Imbonati, Via Pellegrino Rossi, Via Astesani and Via Comasina) traversed Affori, which thus became one of the most important settlements north of Milan.
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The main historical building of Affori is Villa Litta, a 17th-century luxury villa located within the oldest city park of the Milanese area. The villa was owned by several families of the Milanese aristocracy, namely the Corbella, the D'Adda and the Litta.
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Remnants of the medieval borgo in modern Affori include a watchtower (located in Via Osculati and dating back to the 14th century). The historic centre of Affori is found at the corners of the streets Via Taccioli and Via Cialdini.
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At the turn of the 19th century, Milan was quickly growing as a consequence of the industrialization process. Its relationship with adjacent comuni became stricter, and Affori became
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of the Milanese area, the "Corpo Musicale Gaetano Donizetti", established in 1853 and still in activity. The band is informally known as "Banda d'Affori" (Band of Affori).
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Other places of interest in Affori include the Paolo Pini Art Gallery (established in 1995), which has paintings by contemporary artists such as
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The rural settlement of Affori is referenced as early as 915, although in early references the name of the place is variously spelled
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Affori is well connected to the centre of Milan by bus lines, tramways and railway; two stops of the
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The next most important monument is the church of Santa Giustina; it houses a painting, credited to
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administrative division of the city, located north of the city centre. It borders with the wards of
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This was formalized in 1923 when Affori was annexed to Milan along with several other comuni.
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rule, in 1808, Affori was briefly annexed to Milan, but regained its autonomy in 1816.
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The economy of the borgo was based on agriculture; its territory housed several
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La Vergine delle Rocce di Affori : una storia di 500 anni
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While Affori was located on a road connecting Milan to
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Central plaza of Affori, with the Santa Giustina church
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Milan
Central plaza of Affori, with the Santa Giustina church
Italy
Region
Lombardy
Province
Milan
Comune
Milan
Zone
Time zone
UTC+1
CET
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UTC+2
CEST
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Milan
Italy
Zone 9
Bruzzano
Comasina
Bovisasca
Dergano
Niguarda
comune
anthroponym
Latin
walls of Milan
Ticino

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