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https://migrantour.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/10/pavia.png500280Migrantour Pavia Celts and Ligurians placed the first settlements near the river, the Romans later gave it the characteristic plant with thistle and decumanus, the Lombards elected it as capital of the Kingdom. Città delle Cento Torri in medieval times, it houses one of the oldest universities in Italy that has always attracted officials from...