Casarile
Welcome to Casarile: a town of cheese and history
Hello everyone, today I will talk about Casarile, a charming Italian municipality located in the metropolitan city of Milan. The name derives from the place where cheese was made and stored, but there is also another curious hypothesis that associates it with the first house present in the area, near a small stream.
Furthermore, the territory of Casarile is characterized by four historic hamlets: Colombera, Melone, Porchera, and Zavanasco, the latter annexed to the municipality since the time of the Austrians.
Society
Demographic evolution
Let's discover the number of inhabitants of the municipality over the years: in 1751 there were 260, while at the end of the 19th century they already exceeded 700. In 2010, instead, they were 3996.
Ethnic groups and foreign minorities
Casarile also has its small part of multiculturalism: according to ISTAT data from 2010, the resident foreign population was 317 people, representing 1.33% of the total population. The most represented nationality was Romanian.
Infrastructure and transport
Casarile also has its history in the field of transport: between 1880 and 1936, in fact, the town hosted a stop on the Milano-Pavia tramway, constituting an important hub of connection for the local population.
Administration
Let's move on to the administration of the town: as usual in Italian municipalities, there is a mayor and a municipal council in Casarile.
Notes
For those who want to deepen the history and culture of this beautiful municipality, it is possible to access the bibliographic sources cited specifically.
Other projects
Furthermore, for those interested, it is possible to visit the website of the municipality of Casarile and follow the official social profiles to stay always updated on the latest news and local events.
Thank you for reading this brief story about Casarile and I invite you to visit this wonderful town with many facets.
